Stroke Caregivers in Penrose - 190 caregivers found

My name is lisa im 36 years young , I'm a licensed cna and live in the great state of Colorado, I love helping anyone who needs help and wants great care , I have a passion for cooking and I enjoy doing light house keeping because keeping a clean house make a great soul , I have been certified in Alzheimer's and really I enjoy working with these clients , I took care of my uncle from stage 1 to the very end , if I can be of help do let me know

I graduated as a Practical Nurse from a vocational school in January 1994. I worked as a graduate Practical Nurse in a long term care facility until I took my board exam prior to getting licensed in May 1994. I worked as a licensed practical nurse until 2006. I worked in a variety of settings. I currently attend an LPN refresher online course. I enjoy working with a diverse verse population. As a nurse, comes compassion, patience, empathy, and flexibility. I have experience: collecting & documenting vital signs to track current patient conditions; monitoring vital signs & blood glucose levels in response to medication administration ; evaluation of patient concerns , procedural changes for effectiveness & making necessary adjustments; observed, charted, & reported developments in patient health care conditions in 10 to up to 120 patients in skilled & long-term care facility ; communicated concerns regarding clients' status, care & environment to nursing supervisor, clinical care supervisors, physicians & case managers. ; documented patient intake & diet requirements upon feeding & monitoring; educated on optimal treatment; responded to patient alarms and needs assessment request to identify course of treatment; colostomy /urostomy care; post surgery care; trach suctioning & stoma care ; admissions & discharges; transcribed doctor orders; skin assessment; head to toe assessment ; monitoring picc , midline & peripheral IVs including administration of antibiotics; patient family teaching; gasotromy stoma care and tubefeeding; suture/staple removal, insertion & removal of ng tubes. My personal achievement is watching my grandchildren grow. I love to read and learn new things.

I'm a very caring, passionate, devoted person that enjoys helping individuals with day to day living needs. I currently work in a long term/rehab facility in which I work with all different ages more geriatric patients with many different diagnosis. I have experience with Dementia patients as well.

CNA since 2011. I was a QMAP prior to becoming a CNA. I give my up most best care as possible. I'm very honest and reliable.

A few things about me are I am an extremely outgoing person, I love to make people smile and feel joy! I became a caregiver soon after I became a mother because I developed a passion for helping others and bring laughter around. Being a caregiver is more than a job to me, my residents become my family and I love looking out for them. Caregiving showed me the path I wanted to be on and helped me decide what I wanted to do with my life, I have pushed myself to lengths I didn't even know possible; and for that I'm beyond proud.

I like to help those in need with things that's y can't do for themselves. I previously worked at Brookdale and I now work at HomeWell. I am very outspoken but shy also. I'm proud to be able to care for those who need help in certain areas.

I am a 50 year old single mom. I am looking for work and interested in helping others. I have a degree in Social Work and would enjoy the opportunity to stay in my field of work of helping others.

Hello! I am Melissa. I started taking care of people in general at a super young age.Along with my love of animals! Helping. Nurturing. Assisting.making people smile and laugh. Making them feel safe and secure in my presence. Though I currently am not 1st sure and CPR certified I have been taking g these classes over 30 yrs.I worked with the mentally and physically disabled for 30yrs. I am very experienced with many metal and physical disabilities from bi polar. Dementia. Alzheimers. Autistic. stroke. Diabetics. Deaf. blind. G tube. And more thank u. Taking the time to read.

I enjoy being with the older people my mom passed at 57 never gad to change to take care of her hut choose now to take care of ithers mom and dads im most proud of my 3 wonderful boys

I believe it is essential to have patience when working with the elderly. When the well-being of an elderly individual depends on your presence you need to be there. Compassionate, supportive, supportive, and creative are all very helpful as well. I grew up with my mother and grand mother both working in the hospital as ICU nurses. My first real job was a caregiver at a small assisted living center. I absolutely fell in love caring for the elderly.