Stroke Caregivers in Sparta - 9 caregivers found

Born with a servants heart and raised to be a leader. My entire life I've had the heart for all of those around me and wanting to be able to affect their lives in a positive way. I enjoy knowing that on good and bad days that I'm able to provide ways to improve or help somones day go easier and better. I've always been a hard worker and forever willing to learn new things.

I've been working in this field for 25 yrs.. Private home health care field. I love people I'm honest trustworthy caring. I'm a CNA IM A ADSP Have my first aid and CPR.

I have been a medication technician (CMT) for four years, I administer medications per facility, state and federal law/guidelines by practicing inside my scope. I am also insulin & CPR certified by the state of Missouri and American Heart association. I am comfortable with administering insulin medication, subQ and orally. I am a nursing candidate at Mineral Area College, I have had ECG training along with the knowledge of A&P, Microbiology, Medical Terminology I & II, so I have a good grasp and understanding on how the medications and insulin works and what signs & symptoms to watch for. I was a C.N.A for 16 years and performed all duties of a certified nurses aide to allowable state and federal guidelines. I assisted with ADL's per family, staff and patient request. I have taken care of family members, like my grandmother until she passed when she was diagnosed with cancer in 2017. I have been witness to horrible diseases, genetic and acquired. I have held the hands of people ready to cross over and begin their next journey into the afterlife. Caring for others can sometimes be challenging because people are hard to please, but it's those of us who keep trying and find a way to pacify others that separates us from the rest. My name is Amanda and I would love the opportunity to care for you or a loved one.

I have taken care of many family members throughout my lifetime with situations including hospice and post-orthopedic surgery. I realized that the compassion and empathy I was able to give others was a gift, what better way to use it than to take care of those who cannot take care of themselves. I have won awards for customer service and for being an exceptional preceptor at the current healthcare facility I work at. At the end of the day, no matter how difficult it was I am happy because I was able to help someone.

I have been a CNA since I was 16! My mother is a nurse and I followed in her steps. I am a mother of a 10 year old boy that happens to be my biggest accomplishment in life. I love to meet new people and new experiences. I have my BLSC.(CPR) I also have my food Handling Certificate and food alergin certificate.

When it comes to caregiving for another person, you have to be open minded and patient. Being able to learn and adapt to their environment and how they live. To have good strength in order to help guide or transfer clients to different rooms or vehicles. Have the ability to keep up with the house keeping duties, meals, errands,appoitments. I have lots of experience in this field of experience.

I worked as a CNA since 2001. BLS Certified. I've worked in Nursing homes, Hospitals, Psychiatric facility, Assisted Living and Memory Care facility, Home health and Hospice care. I'm very compassionate and care for my residents/clients as they were my own family member.

July 7, 2014 From: Ashleigh Roberts RE: Online Profile My name is Ashleigh Roberts. At the age of seventeen, I became a CNA. While in High School, I had worked as a Dietary Aide at a local nursing home. It was there that I decided to become a CNA. I enjoyed working with the residents and knew that I wanted to do more with the elderly. I have worked in four very different environments as a CNA; home care, assisted living, nursing homes, and an ALZ.Locked unit. I enjoyed every minute of it, and became very close to some of the residents. My first position as a CNA was with a sweet couple, Bill and Helen. It was private in home care. My duties included cooking for them, insuring they ate properly, seeing to their baths, light house keeping and laundry. After a few weeks, Helen would greet me at the door with a big hug. Then we would pick out her clothes, see to her shower and she always insisted on “helping” me. It gave her a sense of pride and self-worth to help. After 10 months with them, Helen's medical status required her to return to the nursing home. Even after this, Bill would call me to help with her doctor appointments, or just to give me updates on Helen. This profile asked me to list the achievement I am most proud of, and this is the one that brings a sense of accomplishment and pride. I feel I touched their lives in a positive way, and they embraced me as “family”. Though they both have passed, I always remember them with great af

I became a care giver because I like helping people. I like meeting new people and cheering up people. I think making someone who was depressed happy again was my personal achievement. I'm 27 single mom of 2 and just moved to ruma illions I love helping people and britaning their day.