Stroke Caregivers in Detroit - 1,013 caregivers found

Hello my name is Karina and I have a passion for helping people especially those of the elderly. I have 10+ experience and my specialty is those with dementia. I am very reliable, trustworthy, patient and have a loving personality!! Years ago I received my CNA and that was one of my proudest moments before becoming a mom to four children which is why I have been out of the working field but I am excited and ready to get back out there and do what I love.

Caregiving is the act of providing help and comfort to another person. It can involve many different activities, such as grocery shopping; help with dressing, eating, toileting; or providing emotional support to another person while they navigate a physical, emotional, or health challenge.

I have been in the healthcare field for over 5 years now. I am passionate about what I do, I feel that it is my calling. I am proficient in many skills such as home care, long term care, assisted living, etc. Through the University of Michigan - Dearborn, I have my certification in health communication as well. I am patient, kind, and genuinely compassionate to all my care recipients. I enjoy the conversation and rewarding feeling that comes with caring for others. I am a proud alumni of the University of Michigan - Dearborn with a Bachelor's of Science in Health and Human Services - Public Health. This is a personal achievement that I am truly proud of.

I believe what helps me be a great caregiver is that I treat each person as if they were apart of my own family, I have a very warm and welcoming heart. I've always had a joy for caring for others, doing for others is part of being a good person. I enjoy the happiness that I am able to bring to someone's life.

I am seasoned women,looking for additional income in a position where I provide assistan .I am a kind person who is in love with her grandchildren..I am great listener, focus, very compassionate about life...

Hello, I'm LaTonya A Compassionate Caregiver With 21yrs Of Medical Experience In A Hospital Setting. I Am A Certificate Nurse Assistant & Home Health Hospice Aide With Experience With Dementia And Alzheimers Clients. I'm Fully Covid-19 Vaccinated. My Love for Caregiving led me to Start My Own Business To Provide The Best Care Possible To Each Individual Client.

I love meeting with new people irrespective of their condition

Hello, my name is Victoria! I have a genuine love for working with the elderly, learning things from them and encouraging them to live happy and healthy lives. My experience includes working in a traumatic brain injury facility, filling in at several short staffed nursing facilities and working private duty home care for over 7 years. I believe that it is important for my clients to have a healthy schedule that works for them. I am a licensed CNA and I am certified in first aid and CPR. I am a excellent cook that can adapt to any diet. I have great communication skills and I am a caring and reliable caregiver.

I was a Certified CNA over 25 years of experience in nursing homes and Home care the reason I no longer have my cna license is because I was caring for a sweet individual for the past 7yrs I was her main caregiver and I no longer felt there was a need for a cna license because I will no longer be working in the nursing home facility I like the Home setting much better to give one on one love and professional care in the home I am a very caring and respectful including family values and morals and I am compassionate and I have a very big heart in helping others that's what attracted me to care for others I am a very prompt person I know it is important to be on time especially if someone is dependent on you I consider myself a five star Home care Aide I have good job reference from past employment and current employer and good family recommendations

Nursing is much more than a good job with great pay, it's a gift. It's the gift of life, on a daily basis your touching the lives of others, granting patients health, and hope of getting back home to family. Being a nurse is very rewarding and influential and rewarding career. Nurses care for people through illness, injury, pain, loss, dying, grieving, birth, growth, from adolescent to elderly. The love and compassion I have for nursing pores out into my daily life, as well as professional. Loving what what you do is one things but when you actually enjoy your career, the energy I put into it spills over to the care I provide and that only makes for my career choice that much more promising.