Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Bishop - 13 caregivers found

Responsible and Experienced caregiver. Experienced in Skilled Nursing, Home Care, Hospice, and post surgery rehabilitation and medication administration. Compassionate and patient. Able to follow care routines. Basic first aid and CPR certified.

I am Friendly, patient, understanding and enjoy assisting / helping clients with basic adls .

Hi, my name is dalia. I live in Corpus Christi, TX and I have 20 years experience. I am here to assist with all your Home Health Care needs.

Hello there, I'm Oleksandr, but I usually go by Alex to make it easier to remember and say my name. I am currently in graduate school to become a speech-language pathologist, which is one of my motives for caring for others. At home, I care for two little ones that bring me bright joy. Outside of the home, I care for clients at the school clinic, my neighbors and my great friends from the community. I decided it is time to use my passion in the workforce. I am young, fun to chat with and I consider myself strong. Hope to meet you soon!

Hello! I'm Amanda. I lived in Corpus Christi for the most part of my life for 28 years. Ive been married for 8 years. I have three kids. My son is disabled, and mother got early on-set Alzheimers, and went blind at 55. So I guess you could say Ive been doing this for a while. It never occoured to me this is what I love doing and why not make it a career! I love helping others. Im very involved in my community making sure seinors have food and resources. I also advocate for neurodiversity and very involved in Autism community. Its safe to say Im just one of those people that love to help, and I look forward to assisting you and your family! Amanda

I am Very nice and easy going I love what I do.. what attracts me to be a caregiver is being able to help and seeing someone else smile. What I enjoy much is just being able to help someone

I have great listening skills . Im bilingual being fluent in english and in Spanish. I can read and also write in Spanish. I can easily build rapport with my clients. I can easily do any heavy lifting. Im an excellent cook and my cleaning skills are also great. I am a very patient person and have a great sense of humor. I have worked with a variety of people ranging from elderly to even children as young as 9 yrs old with autism, down syndrome, or even MR mild to severe. I have also worked with people that are wheelchair bound. I can do transportation for clients, pick up prescription medications, and I am also certified to administer medication by a registered nurse.

hello, i enjoy sitting with my elders and hearing the stories from their time. we can learn a great deal from the stories our elders share with us. I can multitask pretty well when needed though the safety of my patient comes first and foremost so if it comes down to doing dishes or following my patient who is on an adventure today ill follow my patient. i am trained in first aid, CPR, and AED (the portable machines they use to restart your heart). i do well with kids (i was actually and am still currently a child development specialist with a certificate to work with special needs children) running around my feet if they come to visit my patient. i can take my patient to run errands or even help them get to dr. appointments so long as its in town and not in the city. I have many veterans in my family both older and younger and i have adapted to the blunt unsugar coated way they speak and even the mood swings some of them have due to war related problems so i dont get my feelings hurt very easy nor do i expect my patients to be sweet and kind 24/7. one of my personal achievements that i am proud of aside from being a domestic abuse survivor and raising my 5 wonderful kids on my own is that while i was in my marriage with my abuser i still managed to be able to care for my step mom on her death bed. the hospice nurses taught me a lot and i stayed alongside my father for 2 weeks helping take care of my mother by choice and comforting my father the best way i knew how. i learned a lot and i grew up a lot in those 2 weeks taking care of my infant, my mother and even my father. i carried the weight for our family to help as much as i could to make it less stressful on my father who was slowly watching the love of his life fade away. i learned then that i wanted to help people for a living. its not always easy but its always rewarding even in the most heartbreaking of moments.

Helping others has always been my passion. I'm a very patient and honest person. I've always treated my resident with the up most respect and strive to meet all their needs. It's important to me that all of my residents be treated with dignity and that their confidence in me only grows. I enjoy being a friend that they can rely on and trust.

I personally believe that being a caregiver is really more than a job. It's helping put a smile on someone's face. It's caring for somebody's parent, grandparent, or even great grandparent. Its about becoming a part of their family. Even before working age, I was in nursing facilities volunteering. Taking care of people has always been an important thing to me.