Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Tannersville - 20 caregivers found

Hi my name is melissa.

I am a fun, laid back, compassionate person. I am a believer that being professional does not mean not having fun or enjoying your job. I love being a caregiver because I love helping people. I enjoy making people's lives or even just days better; that is one of the things that gives me the most sense of accomplishment. A personal achievement in proud of is my perseverance as a mother. Being a mother turned my whole life upside down and it has been a hard journey. But as my kids get older, I can see my efforts paying off and I'm really proud of myself for the way I've raised them, because this is the most important job of my life. They make me fight harder, show up stronger, and never stay down.

Kind, compassionate, professional and dependable. Willing to go above and beyond with care assistance. I enjoy being able to care for others. I enjoy hearing about others lives, memories and all their stories. I'm prideful in how I assist and care for others.

I chose this career because I like to help other people, and one way to do it is to work in the medical field. A fact that motivated me to do so is that when I was five years old, my grandmother was sick and I was able to observe how other people did not take care of her properly.

My name is Stephanie Hines I'm a caregiver for 23 years I enjoy helping people I've been with the family for 18 years work with a company for 18 years the family that I've been with for 18 years I raised all the kids because the kids fall in love with me every family I work with they fall in love with me I'm responsible I'm loving and caring and attentive I enjoy being a caregiver I do live in care also

Highly dedicated and resourceful Certified Nursing Assistant with an exemplary record of caring and thorough resident service. Adept at handling difficult or traumatic situations with complete courtesy and professionalism. Able to work well independently and as a resident health care team member.

I pride myself on being flexible,patient, compassionate, reliable and empathetic .I started in my field as a candy striper at age 16 and have been in human services ever since.I enjoy the one on one interaction and I learn so much.My greatest accomplishment is having the experience it took to care for my Dad when he was placed on Hospice in 2014.

Hello my name is Nicholas houlker I am HHA certified and love to help people in need I am one of many in a team of men and women that is HHA and CNA certified we try to provide the best and affordable care around the tri-state we specialize in live-in care and daily life assistances Pertaining to Feed, bathe and dress patients. ... Take patient vital signs. ... Serve meals, make beds and keep rooms clean. ... Set up medical equipment and assist with some medical procedures. ... Answer calls for help and observe changes in a patient's condition or behavior. We believe The closest thing to being cared for is to care for someone else." Thank you and hoping to see you soon

I feel that I am a great caregiver because I am very compassionate about what I do. I love to help people in any way that I can. I feel caregiving is a very fulfilling career, because you actually get to see the progress you are making with your consumers. I become very close with my clients quickly. All of my clients enjoy having me work with them, they like my personality and the fact that I do not waste my time when I'm with them. I have been doing this for 25 plus years, so I must enjoy it. I have never had a complaint from any client in my performance or attitude, in fact I've had just the opposite. I just lost a client to Covid 19 in May that I had worked for privately for almost 4 years, that is how I came to work for the 3 agencies that I work for now. One of my greatest achievements is helping a consumer walk again after working very hard doing his exercises to get him stronger and getting him back in his feet.

Hi! I'm a newly stay at home mom and Registered Nurse. I have two children, ages 9 and 5 months. As a mother, nurse and previous medical technician, I've been caring for others for the last 20 years in various capacities. I started my bursing degree in 2008 and left the program to stay home with my husbands grandmother. She was diagnksed with early alzheimers and needed daily companionship. I assisted with mealsz dressing, bathing, outings. Keeping her happy and safe. After her passing I went back to work as a dialysis technician. During my career there, monitoring the safety/vitals of my patients was an important role. I also worked my way through school to obtain my degree in nursing. I have a passion for caring for others. The majority of my patients in dialysis are geriatrics. I understand the sensitivity you need when someone is coming to grips with needing assistance with basic things they've done for themselves. It can be difficult to give up that independence.