Skin Disorders Caregivers in Keiser - 11 caregivers found

Hi, my names Steven Smith. I'm a very energetic person and full of smiles. I love taking care of my patients and make them happy. One thing I love most about being a caregiver is being of help to someone that need it and values my work.

To take care of anyone who will need my help Knowing that I can help Becoming a certified nursing assistance My name is Patricia Mathis I am 33 years old full of life and very easy to get along with

I am very outgoing with a positive attitude. Caring for people is what makes me happy. I really enjoy being a caregiver because there have been times I could not care for myself and others helped me. I helped care for my step dad before he passed away from cancer

I became a nurse after I had my child. I have 15 years of experience as a nurse and I'm CPR certified. I've been a nurse since 2000. I started by working in the hospital and moved into private duty nursing. I've taken care of people of all ages from preemies to hospice, from mental disabilities to physical ones. I love what I do. I'll admit I get car sick so riding around isn't a good idea for me but as long as I'm driving I'm good. I do clean while I'm working. Taking out trash, doing dishes that were used, laundry, and any other messes that may come up. I'm not someone that is always on my phone and I like to interact with the people I work with. I'm a great listener and a fast learner. I love working with and learning about new people. At the moment I have a vehicle from 9am until 9pm. I've alway been told that I'm a people person and can get along with anyone. And I really hope that I will get that chance. My rate is negotiable depending on care.

I feel caregiving/cna is my true calling. I enjoy helping clients with activities of daily living whom can't do for themselves. I enjoy learning about the lives my clients have lived and their families. When I have a client whom has Alzheimers or Dementia, I enjoy stepping into their world.

Caring for many family members throughout cancer treatments, strokes, and hospice made me realize that I want to be the caring, patient, and loving caregiver for others as well! I believe everyday is what you make of IT, and our loved ones need to do the same through conversation, a popsicle outside on a hot day, over a great meal, fun games, or simple conversation.

Patience. People who need care often take longer to complete simple tasks You Need To Have Compassion, Empathy and understanding are absolutely necessary.! Your Humor, Being Present, Detail Oriented, Able to Accept Help, And Willing to Set Boundaries.!!!! I'm Attracted To Being A Care Giver For The Simple Fact I Love Helping People That Are In Need Like The Elderly. And Last But Not Least The Personal Achievement I'm Proud Of Is Knowing That I Always Make People Smile And Feel Highly About Themselves.!

It's easier than working at a facility. The companionship the one on one time with the individual. Buying my 1st home and becoming a mother. I've been a CNA for over 5+ years I'm goal oriented, a team player, Punctual,

Hi my name is Linda Rose I have four years of in home care giving experience. I am CPR certified , and have an medical office support certification, I've volunteered with the salvation army and red cross. I love being around people and helping other.

I first want to acknowledge YOU! I thank you and commend you for seeking the best care for your loved one. It seems, these days our elders are relocated, and forgotten. It is not always possible to care in the home--however you are giving it a shot. So you don't have to pick me, but pick someone...as long as you safely can provide care and love IN your home. I have always been interested in medicine. In kindergarten, my show and tell was about platelets. I have more than 35 hours in my nursing education, and I am in the top percent of my honors classes. I teach CPR and BLS, and I am certified by the National Institute of Health, (NIH) to administer the Stroke Scale test--trained to recognize the signs early--activate the emergency response system, (requesting TPA be considered early ((doctors/EMT director's decision)) based on existing heart condition and vitals), and transfer of care. My family members have survived major health events--I am always looked to as the one to handle those situations. (hospitals are not for everyone!) I have been involved in the home recovery of: five open heart surgeries, major and minor thrombolytic events, (stroke), traumatic brain injury. The management of; TBI, AFib, Sleep apnea, post op/wound care (aseptic techniques).. And I have 5 children ages 21-3, so you can imagine the injuries and ailments covered there. I don't think one can convey or gain such an important trust in a profile paragraph--So I close with--Thank you. Thank you for taking responsibility of your loved ones. You are a rockstar! Don't forget to take breaks!