Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Kelso - 9 caregivers found

Hello! Thanks for stopping by. I've always loved caregiving, and hope I get the chance to extend some care into the lives of you and your loved ones. Since I was a very young girl when asked what I want to do I've always been able to respond in the same way: I want to help people. I've always been driven to grow and improve. This desire also extends out to the people around me. As a caregiver, I go out of my way to ensure my client's needs are met before that of my own. I try to get to know each person as what they really are: an incredible human being, with a LOT to offer. I always try to learn something from my incounters, no matter how brief the engagement. My long term desire is to obtain a nursing degree. Thanks for reading and condiseration. I look forward to hearing from you!

I've tried many different jobs through out my life and have found the most satisfaction in caring for others. I enjoy helping others in any way I can. I'm a single mom of an 11 year old boy. I've been a CNA since 2001. I've gone to school at PCC, specializing in gerontology, end of life care, and dementia. I've worked in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and in home. I'm a hard worker and am always trying to come up with new ways to improve the lives of the ones I care for.

I have been a caregiver for almost 20 years now I have worked in multiple places like nursing homes, hospitals, assisted living, in home settings, and even worked for a nursing agency where I traveled around and work two different facilities I even got to work in the prison for a short time. I am compassionate and try to take my time with everybody that I take care of I think of them as family. I have been told that I go above and beyond to make sure that my clients are safe happy and having a good day no matter the case. the thing I enjoy most about being caregiver is the fact that I get to help somebody, make their day brighter, and just give them companionship when sometimes they don't have it. I am about to finish my prerequisites to get into the nursing program I want to eventually get my BSN and be an advocate for both the clients and the workers to make sure everyone is safe they have what they need to do their job appropriately and to be taken care of it accordingly.

I first learned that I enjoyed helping people when I was 13 years old and started volunteering, then got hired in a recreational program for people with developmental disabilities. I am funny, compassionate, kind, patient and a great listener, whether it is verbal communication or body language. I love my God given talent for working for and assisting others to be the best they can be. I am proud of my ability to take a new situation in caregiving and figure it out.

I became a caregiver after growing up in foster care and living with a family where the wife/mother was a neonatal nurse and I went to work with her several times and I became inspired to take care of people

I am a hard worker with common sense and confidence. I love the elderly and the stories they tell. I am efficient with detailed organizational skills. I am friendly with laughter. I have an eye for body language and eye contact reading . I love animals and am a great healthy meal preparation advocate. I am a positive out going person with lots of energy to make my clients happy and comfortable. I enjoy working with seniors and their families. I am reliable and responsible for everything needed of me or expected. I hold important experience when it comes to satisfaction with clarity.

I have been a Certified Caregiver since 1992, I am a provider of two adult family homes. I enjoy what I do and have been my own boss since 2001. I will continue my job as a provider, just looking for a few days a week. I am interested in hospital work if you have that available to keep up on current medical.

I began caregiving because I was raised by my grandparents, and believe our elders deserve the most amazing care. I think there are so many misconceptions about what a career caring for someone has to offer. I have found it to be so rewarding. It's an awesome experience, being able to be an extension when family is not there. It's great to be able to give residents/clients extra time, love, help and attention. I think everyone is different, but it's a good feeling knowing you can provide them with a safe, respectful environment to live well and be happy. I've been doing it for a number of years, and you really get an opportunity to meet some amazing people. I have all my MA training, and lots of caregiving experience. No licensing - but am certified in a number of things.

I love helping people with there needs it gives me a great feeling when I do it