Stroke Caregivers in Henry - 17 caregivers found

I am a down to earth person funny is easy going I have eight years experience at Home Health Aide working with dementia patients companionship med tech assisted living currently I'm a PCT Blake Medical Center . I love helping people making their lives easier I love talking to people making them laugh and helping them feel better. My personal achievement probably is trying to finish my education just being alive.

I am 28, from Tucson Az. Been living in Illinois for a little over a year and a half. I was raised by my grandparents, my grandpa was a multiple stroke survivor until he was 98years old, I took care of him since I was about 15 years old. Once I turned 19 I got my first caregiver job and been inlove with it ever since. I've worked with Adults, elderly and children. From mental and physical disabilities. I've done some hospice care as well. My clients are more than clients to me they become family.

I knew I wanted to be a caregiver since childhood. My biggest accomplishment would be graduating from the nursing program while working full time with very young children.

I love to help people and even when Im out Shopping Im on the lookout to help others. Im very compassionate and empathetic.

I am a newly Registered Nurse who has solid communication skills for a variety of patients. I am extremely flexible, express empathy, compassion and attention to detail in many different situations. I have four years of CNA experience, CPR certified and PEARS certified (pediatric life support). I was attracted to being a caregiver after caring for my own family members and felt the need to help more people in my community. I finished my schooling in Peoria IL, at Methodist College and completed my internship in the ICU at Methodist Hospital.

Hi, my name is Taylor. I'm a sophomore in college. I am outspoken, and can hold a conversation with anyone. I love being around people and helping them. Compassion is one of the best qualities I have. I serve everyone with the same compassion. I wanted to be a caregiver because selfishly its a step towards my career in nursing, but also I would want someone to take care of me the way I take care of my patients and residents. Family is my world and if I can step into a family and take a little burden off of them so they can continue to progress in their day to day activities I'm overjoyed to provide that service. The thing I enjoy most is hearing stories from the past. I am attentive and really listen. I have held 2 health care positions at OSF St. Francis in Peoria. I'm proud of my accomplishments in the hospital setting, however, I feel like its time for a change of pace.

Hi, my name is Reese! I'm 17 years old and currently finishing out my last year of high school. I do the co-op program where I go to school and work every other day as a CNA. I work as a CNA at 2 places in Chillicothe. I love my job because i get to make a difference in someone's life every single day. I know everything you do matters in the residents point of view so I try to keep a positive attitude through everything. I love being able to make lasting impressions on the people I get to care for.

I do have an associate in education, I am a CNA certified, I have a great driving record I have been driving a bus for 11 years.. I am great with people love to just go for a drive some times .. I love the out doors...

I am a very outgoing person and absolutely loved caregiving. I got into caregiving because I love helping people and Love to talk to the elderly. I was caregiver of the month for the month of June 2017 because I always went above and beyond what was expected of me by filling in for other caregivers on short notice. I always formed a bond with my clients and treated them like family.

Hello, my name is Haley Green I am 25 years young. I have been a certified CNA since 2009. I started working with geriatrics when I was 15 working as an activity aide. I enjoyed it so much and wanted to be able to do more for the residents that I ended up taking college classes my junior year of high school. The redbirds won the state while we were cheering our first year ever. I am a very upbeat outgoing person who believes that it is the patients choice and decisions. I do not force anything although I will highly encourage. I have a lot of patients and take my time. I enjoy seeing people smile and enjoy life and if I can help out at all by at least helping them have a few good days, well then it seems my job is being done correctly. I enjoy getting to know my patients the most and hearing about their lives and what they have went through. It is a very difficult job at times, however, I hold close to my heart all the people that I have lost. I am a proud CNA and would love to help your loved ones stay in the comfort of their own home.