Stroke Caregivers in Livingston - 13 caregivers found

I feel like the traits that make me a good caregiver are that I am patient, honest, empathetic, and easy to get along with. I have been a caregiver most all of my life. I was adopted by my grandparents and grew up assisting to caregive for my grandmother, who was a stroke victim. As an adult, I have been a caregiver to multiple clients with varying degrees of both mental and physical disabilities. The thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the satisfaction of helping make a difference in the quality of lives for others. One personal achievement I am proud of is earning an Associate degree in Business Management, and graduating with honors.

Hi Im Nikkitta Reed, but you can call me Nikki. I am a loving caregiver with over 15 years experience working with eldery, disabbled, and mentally challeneged individuals. Providing personalized care for someone who needs help is very important to me!

I am an outgoing and experienced caregiver.

I was a nurse aid for around 11 years at several different nursing homes. I started doing caregiving when my grandpa moved in with my parents. In 2018 my mother got diagnosed with Parkinson disease I helped her and still do from time to time when she can't do normal activities. This is why i continue to do caregiving work. What would happen if my mom didnt have me to help her when she cant do something. It made me want to be able to help others that dont have anyone there. I have worked for horizon health and also now work for encore as a caregiver. I love being able to help others that can't do normal things for themselves. It is so rewarding.

I am a very patient and understanding person. I take time to get to know the resident or patient. I try to understand their condition and needs on a personal level, in order to find the best approach. I am a very strong and hard working individual that has a very strong love for the nursing field. I enjoy it when I gain the respect and love of the resident/Patient. I'm am proud to say that my greatest achievements is that I have always been able to maintain a positive relationship with all of my residents . As a Nurse aide I provide direct patient care in nursing homes and in other settings such as hospital long-term care wards, community rehabilitation or private home settings. Duties can include taking vital signs, assisting residents to move about the home or facility, helping them manage their meals and use bathroom facilities, transferring, turning, lifting or positioning bedridden patients, offering emotional support, rehabilitative exercises, bathing, grooming, feeding, and all other aspects of care as allowed by state laws and regulations.

I enjoy helping people of any age or race. I cared for my dad after his stroke and my mom had cancer and was bed ridden . I enjoy this type of work it's very rewarding! My personal achievement is - I raised two children and have been married to the same man for 48 yrs . No greater Accomplishment then to care for others and to be able to help someone else also!

I'm a CNA, phlebotomist, and CPR certified. I love the elderly so much. I love being a caregiver because I love helping others out they aren't able to do things they use to be able to do. Some personal achievements of mine that I'm proud of are passing my CNA state exam as well as passing my phlebotomy technician state exam!

I have been a caregiver for 16 years now, It's all I know, and love. It brings me great joy in knowing that I help bring some comfort and peace to someone's day. I've never wanted to do anything else other than care for others.

I have been a caregiver since I was a child. My Grandfather was bedridden for 15 years with RA and I was the oldest daughter, so I helped my mother with his care. I also cared for my Aunt who suffered from mental illness. She was diagnosed as bipolar and she was also schizophrenic She was also a diabetic with hypertension. I have also been an In Home Care Provider for a non family member who suffered from breast cancer. She lived with me until she passed away which was 34 months. I moved to Somerset to care for my dad who was diagnosed with Congestive heart failure and he was also an insulin dependent diabetic with hypertension and COPD. I cared for him 18 months until his passing and I now I'm a resident of Pulaski County. I'm also a foster parent and I adopted my son from the program when he was 13 and he is now 15. I have a total of 5 children and 4 Grandkids, 2 of which are twins. Caring for others is so good for our hearts, minds and souls. There's no other feeling like helping those in need. God loves us and wants us to do his work which is loving and caring for others as we do ourselves.

I am registered NUrse in the Philippines with various clinical experiences from hospital to commmunity practice. Here in UK I have worked as a Senior Caregiver for more than 6 years in hospital and community. I have all the knowledge and the best skills with ultimate compassion to provide care to people in need.