Stroke Caregivers in Hana - 6 caregivers found

my name is Sage, I started being interested in the nursing field ever since I was 15, ive witness multiple family members having illnesses cancer and even death. I always wanted to help people and heal them as much as I can.. I started the CNA program senior year of high school and graduated the same month as high school graduation and I had a job set up for me right away. I dont know the exact field i want to stay in but for now i really enjoy homecare.

I began working as a caregiver st the age of 17. Actually much younger as I often would take care of my mom as she was bipolar and needed a lot of assistance. Caregiving and helping people as always come very natural to me and provides me with a lot of joy. Being able to help with people is always been a priority to me. I have worked in a variety of environments which I believe makes me versatile. I bring positivity into the lives of the clients I work with. I am patient, openminded, compassionate, reliable, a great listener, organized and flexible.

My whole life I have always cared for some one. My first real caregiving job was at 16 and I loved it. It is a true blessing to help those that need a little extra care in life due to a illness, accident, or just the aging process. I enjoy cooking, art, gardening, and reading when I have time. I'm from Oahu and moved to Maui 1990. Then got some mainland experience before coming back home to Maui.

Hi my name is Kemaly.I am 50 yrs old.I have working as a home health aide since 2012.I am empathetic and patient. I SEE MY CLIENTS AS A WHOLE PERSON ,WHO DESERVES TO BE TREATED WITH DIGNITY AND RESPECT .

I am a state certified caregiver. I have been providing skilled services to adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities for the past 10 years. I am patient, kind and caring. I have a drive to help others.

My early years of caregiving experience was during an after school work study program. I chose to do this at our long term care in the only hospital we have on the island of Molokai. From there, I went on to care for my dad til he past on at 73 years old. I then, volunteered with Hospice of Hilo on the big Island with the respite program & later with the grief group for children experiencing grief through lost of someone or something. I've also had the opportunity to work with an assisted living agency in Arizona and learned to adjust my lifestyle with many individuals with various backgrounds not similar with mines. I had such a great time meeting people & learning different ways to approach individual needs. I am 58 years old and has raised my two boys as a single parent. From them , I have six grandchildren. Compassion is rare, but isn't impossible to learn.