Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Tuscola - 11 caregivers found

I have been working in the medical field as a Certified Restorative nurse Aide for over 20 years. I enjoy taking care of those who struggle with daily life skills. I've worked with Patients who deal with alzheimer's disease, depression, psychological or mental health problems. I was trained to obtain my Psychiatric Nurse Aide certification as an employee for Vernon state hospital, also Abilene state Supported living Center. I believe that With the yrs of experience I obtain i am more than qualified to do this job.

I am a certified nurse aid that has over 10 years experience.

I decided to become a caregiver, mainly, because I had worked in so many jobs and careers where I had been laid off or the company went out of business. I had a friend that was in the industry and informed me that in the healthcare business you will practically always have a job. Honestly, I sincerely wish that I would have gotten into the industry right out of high school some twenty five years ago. Little did I know that I would come to absolutely love the job and the position. The thing I like most is meet the variance of people and building the relationships with someone I otherwise would never have had the opportunity of meeting. As a caregiver you have to understand that in this business many of the people we come in contact with eventually move on to the next life, but I cherish those moments and like to believe that I had a small hand in making the process and transition a bit more comfortable not only for the person but for the family as well. My personal achievement that I am most proud of is probably just the fact that I have been able to just go to work with a smile on my face and it not feel like a job or a task. I can go to sleep and feel that I did something productive with my time and made somewhat of a difference in some ones life each and every day; whether it was assisting them, just acknowledging the in some way, or just bringing a smile to their face. I love the industry so much and really do not like the bad taste you hear when the words "nursing h

I been a certified nurse aide for 25 plus years and a medication aide for 5 years. I really enjoy taking care of people

I'm Maegan I'm 30, going on 45ish, and have two beautiful kids KJae and Dax. Those two have had me on my toes since day one, not so fun all the time ha ha but is one of the reasons I learned of myself many traits required in this field, such as nurturing, empathetic, fast moving ha ha , responsible with such great attention to detail. I'm also very energetic most of the time and am I normally on the go. This brings me to the next two questions, being constantly able to stay busy when in home caretaking is an advantage because there is always something can be done even while you're client is at rest. I own and operate an on the side housekeeping business for going on 15 years, meaning cleaning and cleanliness are a big must for me and my surroundings. I have every intention to keep my client as hygienically clean and properly appearing as well as maintaining a clean sanitary living space. What brought me to caretaking started when I began to have to help my own grandparents and with every day chores and responsibilities and has turned into a passion of mine. My purpose in life is to help, make a difference is a positive aspect in someone's life and with a genuine intention. Caretaking isn't something you do, normally, because of the wage. It's unlivable to be honest for all local companies, it's something you do because "they" need you (clients, families,etc.) and I need them. When I help a client do tasks and they show appreciation as though you just saved their life, that is true care. When I clean the whole home, organize and make things logically easier for them and help them to get worry less about the mundane daily stuff and relax and elevate their quality of life, and they love you for it, that makes me feel as if my purpose in life has been fulfilled. I love helping and making a difference, basically. Ha ha

I am a nursing student. I am a certified Nursing Assistant. I am Certified in Basic Life Support or CPR. I have found a passion in working with geriatric patients. It takes a lot of patience and caring. I enjoy the feeling I get of knowing I'm caring for someones mother or father, the way I would want if roles were reversed.

I'm a pure spirit I've always loved being a caregiver. Being able to help attracted me to my job. I most enjoy getting to know the patient I.e their lives and adventures. I just bought my first new car which is definitely a personal achievement I'm proud of

I am looking for a career in the medical field that I can be at for many years to come, that I can continue to grow and gain new experience and training year after year. I am very ambitious and goal oriented, to have a job that I can make a difference in and help me achieve my goals would be a dream come true.

Hi! My name is Tori, I'm a mommy to a beautiful 16 month old little girl. I enjoy caring for people who have trouble caring for themselves, it gives me much joy to help. I work at the abilene State supported living center overnights in the infirmary and have learned alot about healthcare while there. I'm cpr certified, I'm trained on safe use of restraints and ekeru blocking pads.

I've been in home health for last 15 yrs. I've done state facilities also working with individuals with developmental disabilities. I was a certified medication aid. I worked with g tubes. I've done pediatric home health. I went to Wyoming to take care of my mother before she passed. I took a CNA class while I was there. Was not able to go in front of nursing board because COVID hit and I was let go from my job cause I was working prn . So they wouldn't pay to let me get my certification. I've been out of work for past two years due to getting my personal life situated and being a stay at home mom which I'm not very good at . So I said I needed a job and started applying. I enjoy this line of work because flexible scheduling. And I enjoy taking care of people. I don't like the fact that I get too attached.. they become like family. And when they pass it's hard on me . But to know I made a difference in someone life. That's the reward.