Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Oshkosh - 11 caregivers found

I have the calm and quiet type of demeanor and have been told on several occasions that my voice is very calming. Basically, I get along with everyone. What attracted me to becoming a caregiver is that it's my calling and what I'm passionate about. It comes very naturally for me after being in this profession for over 30 years. What I enjoy about caregiving is how it makes the person I'm caring for feel. My heart is full when they feel like I've done a job well and that's my intention. I love when my clients request me! It means my heart and passions are showing.

I have experience as a CNA and Home Health Aide. I have cared for people of all ages in facilities and in their home. I sincerely believe in treating people as I would like to be treated. You are entrusting me with your vulnerable loved ones in a vulnerable state and I don't take that lightly. If you want to play cards or bake cookies, I'm your gal. If yoy need to run errands or go shopping, I'll do that too.

I am 32 years of age with 10 years of experience as a certified nurse assistant with exceptional skills. I've cared for many patients in every specialty.

I am an experienced professional seeking an opportunity to use my background in health care. I am dedicated and detailed-oriented looking for an opportunity to expand my professional skillset. I like to help families with care and compassion as well as being supportive to individuals needs.

I became a caregiver after helping my dad through his battle with cancer when I was just a teenager. I am a single mother of three children. I love reading, music, arts and crafts. I feel I sympathize with the elderly more so than the younger population, specializing in dementia and memory care. I look way younger than I am, I am somewhat shy but once I get to know a person we are friends forever.

I'm a caregiver of 37 years I'm on time for work always pick up shifts if I can I try to be patient with my clients when I no there is days that will be bad I've been a cargivercause of taking care of my grandpa and sister with brain tumor ,being a caregive has given me joynowing that I am there to help them out when no one alse can I achieved becoming a caregiver of 37 years and once a cna but hope to again so I can get back into hospic

I became a Certified Nursing Assistant because I have always wanted to go into the medical field. When starting the program I realized is that I cared for people and they cared for me as well. I engage with every person that I take care of as if it were myself or family member, making sure that all their needs and the needs of the family are taken care of and they are happy and feel a sense of relief and comfort when they have the right person as a caregiver. I enjoy every aspect of being a caregiver but what I personally enjoy is making them happy, talkative, peaceful and special. I just don't take care of their main cares I take care of the person and what is meaningful to them. A personal achievement that I have had is continuing on for over 7 years as a CNA and finishing school soon as a RN. I am a very outgoing, happy, get what needs to be done diligently and timley, while still making sure that the people I am around are content and happy with the environment and my company as well. I enjoy getting to know people and their experiences and allowing them to blossom under the correct care. I take pride in my work, go the extra mile and still make time to have a good healthy family life as well.

What makes me a great caregiver is my attentiveness and positivity. I became a caregiver because I wanted to help those who truly needed it. In high school, I explored the nursing program and realized CBRF and older care is where my heart belonged, as well as early year disability (down syndrome, etc.)

I am very good at what I do, I take pride in what I do and I am very passionate. I have training in lifts, lifting, dementia, diabetes, combative cares, medication administration, first aid, safety precautions, parkinsons, and schizophernia. All of my residents in the past have grew on me and it makes caring for them a treasure in my life. I treat everyone I care for as if they are my family, my life revolves around the people I care for and my family. I have a loving husband, two beautiful children. One 9 year old and a 10 month old:)

I became a certified nursing assistant out of high school during the summer of 1990. From there I continued consistent care within two Residential Care Facilities one was long-term Elderly Care II was Alzheimer's and Dementia. Following that for a consistent six years I worked within and Rehabilitation Unit at a local hospital that provided physical occupational and speech language therapy. After this time. I chose to stay home and raise my family for 5 years with my husband. Shortly after I slowly began getting back into the nursing assistant caregiving field which allowed me to work around my family schedule with flexibility.