Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Penhook - 31 caregivers found

Hi my name is Brittney. I am 31 years young. I love helping people and seeing the smiles on the families faces. Not many people have the capacity to be a caregiver. I love it. I love seeing my patients get better and be their happy selves. I am so proud of myself for getting on at the hospital and helping Cancer and dimentia patients get the help they need.

I feel my personality is very personable, hard working, and willing to go above and beyond. I love being able to help any way that I can, I have always been attracted to helping anyone. I love being able to put a smile on someone's face, if I can make someone smile, I know my job is done. My proudest personal achievement is getting my current job, SPED PCA.

Hi my name is Brittany I am 35 years old. I have been a nursing assistant for the last 16 years. I have taken care of people with a lot of different medical conditions. I have done everything from taking care of babies to being a companion to providing more extensive rehab services to dementia/ Alzheimer's, hospice care and worked with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and more. I enjoy helping others and providing excellent care. Services I provide are companionship, adls , cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, assisting with medical appointments, transportation, personal hygiene and more. If you would like to know more just ask. I look forward to talking care of you or your loved one. Thank you for your time have a blessed day!

I became a caregiver to help an elder parent, when she would need more help. It is a good feeling knowing what to do when she needs help. I do like helping people and I have a sunny positive outlook on life.

I am 19 years old with 3 year experienced Personal Care Assistant. I started Personal Care at a young age helping and taking care of my Grandparents. I enjoy caregiving because I like to help other people with any type of disability's. I enjoy being able to make my clients feel safe and happy. A personal achievement I am proud of is working with all types of disabilities and sickness with a positive attitude this makes me more experienced with my nursing experience.

I became a caregiver because my mother had entered into the medical field as I was growing up and listening to her talk about how she enjoys helping others. I decided that I should give it a try when it was my time to choose a profession. Once I got into the field at nineteen years old, I fell in love with being a caregiver and I have since then within my seven years of experience prided myself on making sure I give the best care to each and every patient I've had the pleasure to care for. What makes me a good caregiver is that I go above and beyond to please the patients I am caring for and I do my absolute best to make them feel comfortable as well as just enjoying being a wonderful companionship. Being a caregiver for me is rewarding to know when I've put a smile on each persons face and family by just coming in with the willingness to meet their expectations. I am proud knowing that I've been able to see each person through while making every day as pleasant as possible while in their need of care.

I have been a cna over 10 years

I take my job seriously and go above and beyond, I love the elderly especially I learn from their wisdom, I have a history of family members that are nurses, I like giving one on one time and my most highest achievement is adding being a phlebotomist to my resume. I'm dependable and flexible, I cook clean bathe meds laundry yard work doctors appt vitals and so much more. I like being a part of the extended family of my patient. Been a cna for 3 decades and I love my career. I have references. I have current cpr ppd test, background check, drug test, I have a current cna license. I have no children and 5 dogs!

While working on my Bachelor's Degree in Biology and Secondary Education at Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ, my paternal grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease. Having been a certified home health aide (while my children were young), I was the natural choice to care for my grandmother. While caring for her, I studied everything I could find on dementia and attended care conferences and symposiums in the tri-state area to learn as much as I could about the disease process and adaptations for care. When she passed away in 2005, I began looking for career options working with this very special population. I have been an Assisted Living dementia programmer/trainer/support group facilitator ever since. I have also had extensive experience with hospice, MS, dementia, and paraplegic care through Bayada Nurses, Inc. in Toms River, NJ. I have been a resident of Danville, VA for 4 years now; transferring to a sister building of the same assisted living facility that I worked for in NJ. In October 2014 I completed my Bachelors Degree in Human Services and Gerontology, summa cum laude, from Kaplan University. My goal is to become a fulltime dementia programming teacher; training healthcare providers, community service workers, lawyers, doctors, and emergency care providers.

I am a compassionate energetic female with a good sense of humor. I have 15+ years experience. First as a cna and then as a licensed nurse working with hospice and geriatric clients . I am very dependable. Both my parents had hospice at home. I know the importance of being some where when people depend on you. It is rewarding for me to know that families feel a sense of relief that their loved ones are in good hands when I care for them