Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Huron - 8 caregivers found

I'm 37, happily married and a mother of two beautiful boys. I love dogs, love my family, love to help others. I love working independently because I love the one on one care and companionship. I'm extremely kind, caring and compassionate. I'm very reliable and trustworthy. I have great references and an up to date resume. Most of my experience is with dementia, Parkinson's and MS. I have experience with hoyer and stand up lifts. I love to meet new people and to learn about their lives and my hope is to make a difference in the lives of many others!!

Hello, My Name is Bianca Shropshire. Currently I am a student at Lorain County Community College for Minoring in Business and majoring in Computer Networking. My expected date of graduation is May of 2020. I began working in healthcare in 2005. I worked for The Methodist village in Elyria Ohio in Dietary But decided to make a career change to obtain my State Tested Nursing Assisting Licenses once I turned 18. After obtaining my Licenses I obtain a position on the Neurology floor as a clinical technician in which I performed slightly a little more care than what your STNA Licensed which consist of placing and removal of Foley Catheters, removing IV catheters, and Testing blood sugars as ordered by the physician. What our floor specialized in was post recovery for surgeries within the neurological spec, stroke, seizures, dementia, Alzheimer, neurological disorders, meningitis, and some Gastrointestinal care IE ileostomy, or colostomy bags. Being a caregiver is what I have always been best at. I love to be able to help others with just the basic needs in life that sometime we take for granite in being able to do on our own. One of my biggest achievements in life was becoming a mother and raising my children to be kind unto others and help where needed and that comes with rewards in life that money cannot buy.

I have been working in healthcare since I was in high school. I love caring for and assisting people. I fill my free time with volunteer work, coaching cheerleading and gymnastics, being the room parent at my daughter's school, and activities at the American Legion. I'm laid back and patient, which seems to fit well with home healthcare. Also, I just returned from volunteer work in Jamaica. It's definitely my calling to work with people!

I became a caregiver because I wanted to help those in need. I have experience working in a nursing home as an STNA, DSP and home health aide. I've worked with the elderly and developmentally disabled people, helping both with daily activities.

My name is Makenna, I've been working in healthcare for almost two years now. I'm currently attending LCCC for Nursing. Before LCCC I attended the Medina County Career Center for two years. I studied Nursing in their Diversified Medical Technologies Program. I was also elected Senior Class President. While attending I received my STNA, 10 OSHA, BLS, First Aid, and Blood Borne Pathogens licenses. We also covered Safety and Infection Control, Vital Signs, Legal and Ethical Responsibilities, personal Qualities of Healthcare Providers, Communication Skills, Health Care Careers, Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology, Pharmacology, Dosage Calculation, Basic Laboratory Procedures, IV Therapy, Electrocardiography, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Team Work, Pre-Nursing, Physical Assesment, Early Placement and Community Service.

I enjoy making a difference in people's lives

I became a caregivier in 1996 and an STNA is 2003 because I felt helping people of all types is my calling. I love what i do, and do not consider it a job, it is a way of life. Caring for those that need help caring for themselves on any level is a gift and a blessing. A personal achievement i am proud of is my ability to learn quickly, adapt to any environment, and rise to the occasion. I am a mother with strong values, good morals and feel that everyone can strive to be a better person every day. I stay positive and always see the bright side!

E X P E R I E N C E It seems I've been a Caregiver all my life beginning in my early 20's as a Nurses Aide. At 60 I've since added to my 'life resume', caring for my elderly parents, a younger brother diagnosed with Progressive Multiple Sclerosis and currently two patients with various health issues. It's my opinion that allowing whomever I'm caring for the ability to keep their dignity and normal lifestyle, is paramount. I honestly don't consider myself a Caregiver so much as an assistant or helper to my patient. Equally important is minimizing if not erasing any worries their family may have knowing they're loved one is safe and properly taken care of. Fulfilling these goals, at least for myself, are what makes doing the job all worth while. I've experienced being 'on the other end' and am all too aware of how mentally and physically draining it can be to either not have help, or not have the right kind of help.