Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Georgetown - 31 caregivers found

Love working with elderly people giving my time to helping others get the best quality of life. Working with the elderly is like walking through a chapter in history. I wanted to make a difference in elderly lives.

I'm a nurturing and fun loving care giver..with 15+ years of experience

Hi my name is Darci, I have been working in health care for the past 25+ years. I started out as a Medical Assistant working in an Urgent Care Center in my early 20's. Soon after I was offered a position as a private caregiver for a quadriplegic female and I absolutely loved it. To me there is no job more rewarding and fulfilling then care giving. I have worked as a private in home caregiver and (2010-2015) as a Lead Caregiver/Caregiver trainer in a local Alzheimer's facility. I am also a DONA trained Postpartum Doula with many years experience in caring for new mothers and babies. It is my purpose to give the highest quality care to the families I have the pleasure of working with.

I am a career recruiter who has transitioned to health and fitness. I have been the primary caregiver for my Mom in SF since my Dad died 2 years ago. She is now back to exercising and baking and I couldn't be happier. She is still forgetful, but she is in her own home and happy. I am attracted to being a caregiver as I feel our seniors are forgotten about as they age (as we all age). Being active with my Mom, has helped me realize I would like to do the same with others that are closer to me in traveling distance. I just completed my personal training certification and what I'd like more than anything, is to work with seniors on keeping their bodies in motion. What I like the most is the personal reward in helping someone else. My personal achievement is having learned more patience in working with my mom and also my Personal Training certification to help others with their health.

Hello, my name is Adi Elenoa (i prefer to go by "Elenoa") Im originally from the Fiji Islands in the South Pacific. Ive been a caregiver for the past 4 years and im a registered CNA and Home Care Aide and have certification for Basic Life Support. The longest client iv ever looked after was for 6months. I have experience in caring for both male and female elderly clients, specifically those with Dementia, COPD and have also cared for those discharged and undergoing rehabilitation at home and also those that need companionship with assistance. I can attend to light house keeping chores, preparation of meals, transfers and attending to Activities of Daily Living. I would be happy to provide references from families of clients i have looked after. I am punctual, honest, reliable, patient, have good communication skills and very particular about the level and quality of care i provide. My hobbies include reading, traveling, outdoor activities and crafting. The best part of my work is caring for the elderly with the hopes of making their lives a little brighter and comfortable each day. I also enjoy the many life lessons i learn from each client i care for. I absolutely love pets however im allergic to Cats and unable to work near them in a home.

I am compassionate, reliable, organized, with loads of integrity, adaptability and a multi tasker. I have excellent communication skills and am a team player. The things I love most about being a caregiver is helping someone live life happy and to their fullest potential. And also so that you can live and enjoyable fulfilling life. And last but not least, I treat every client like my own Dad and Mum. I have formal training in Care giving and Dementia.

Because I love taking care of people. The most that like being a Caregiver is to be able to help someone that is not able to do for themselves, be a companion for those who don't have anyone to talk to. Seeing smiles on people face and knowing they are happy. Knowing I went to school to learn about what I love to do is caring , motivate, appreciate the people I care for and their families. Well I went to school for Certified Nurse Assistant in 2005, graduated March 2006. I've been Certified now for 9 years I have ongoing Continuing Education (CE) . I'm also a Certified Direct Support Professional (DSP) for 6 years caring for people with developmental and behavior problems and many more .

I am a Registered Nurse currently working with a developmentally delayed individual in his home. I have worked with all age groups in a variety of settings such as in-home care, residential care, skilled nursing, clinics, hospitals, hospice, etc. I have had licensure/certification as a CNA, DA, EMT, RN and have also worked as a childcare provider, restaurant employee and manager/supervisor. I enjoy helping people enjoy their lives as much as possible. I love my children and grandchildren and enjoy living in nature. I have cared for my mother, 2 mothers-in-law, father-in-law, and other people during their last days/years.

I have been a caregiver for almost 8 years with experience in different kinds of clients and equipments. Being dependable, reliable and trustworthy is what keeps me in this career.

I am a very upbeat and happy person. I love to make people smile, laugh and enjoy life. I am kind, patient, dependable, honest, trustworthy, gentle, hard working, intelligent, compassionate, understanding, and have a great sense of humor. I love animals, all of them! My favorite place to be is outdoors, primarily hiking and swimming. I truly enjoy meeting new people. I also love spending time with my family, friends, and pets. I enjoy reading, writing, board and card games, movies, cleaning, cooking. When my fraternal grandmother entered a care home when I was 12, I went to visit her every day. I was shocked to see how many elderly patients had no one who visited them. So I unofficially became a volunteer and would visit other residents; reading to them, talking, playing games, dancing, whatever brought a little joy back into their lives. Caregiving has been a part of my life ever since. I took care of my maternal grandmother who had severe rheumatoid arthritis and Dementia in her home until she passed away. I then moved my mother in with me when she was first diagnosed with Alzheimers and cared for her until her death 10 years later. I also cared for one of my brothers who was diagnosed with end stage Dementia at the age of 58 and passed away right before his 61st birthday. So I completely understand what loved ones must go through as family members become older, sick, or suffer from an injury. What I enjoy most about being a Caregiver is simply helping someone who needs it, especially if it allows them to remain in their own home. A personal achievement that I am proud of is raising such loving, kind, respectful, and amazing children.