Stroke Caregivers in Albemarle - 59 caregivers found

Hello I am 42 years old I started this line of work at 18 years old from, I had my CNA license for 15 years and I let them expire when I took on another job, Nursing homes to retirement centers and also In home.I did take 6 years off To start another adventure but I'm back to it I love what I do I am a free spirit..Thank you for taking the time to know a little bit about me.. I

I am a hard working women, I am very understanding and I love getting the job done. I have great people skills my work ethic is incredible. I love meeting new people and seeing new faces when working I aim to make everybody and everyone comfortable while working with them at any work place. I have great communication skills if something goes wrong I immediately ask questions, I go straight to the source. I work hard and I make sure I always do and get my job done regardless of anything.

My best trait is having love for helping people. I've been a caregiver off and on for over 20 years. Just knowing that I'm able to help, be there for and be a dedicated helping hand is the highlight of loving what I do. My personal achievements are raising four amazing children, becoming a CNA at the age of 17, getting my associates degree to becoming a business owner.

I am a compassionate caregiver that strives to give the best best overall care for ALL seniors. Caregiving is one of the most rewarding careers to me because I know I am making a great difference in someone else's life.

I'm patient,I make my Clients feel loved and safe I put them first and I focus on their needs and wants.I was attracted to being a caregiver because of the love I have for helping others and having to help take care of my mother.What I love most about being a caregiver is being able to help someone and make a difference in their day/life and at the end of the day the hugs and smiles and a Thank you.My personal achievement I have most been proud of is when my Client like me enough to request I come back to care for them

I've been a CNA since 1998. I've been working in phych for 13 of those years. I'm CPR/ First Aide certified. As a phych tech I'm skilled in ADL's , Blood Draws, finger sticks, feeding, grooming ext. I really love the field I'm in I enjoy taking care of others I feel every one deserves love and compassion while being taken care

I'm a current Med tech, currently going to school for my CNA license

I'm a register nurse RN- I have experience to care senior people with different diseases included dementia/ Alzheimer's/ Parkinson's. Senior caregiver. Provide assistance with: *Meal preparation * ambulatory assistance and help staying. physically active *Assistant dressing, assist the client to their medical appointments or errands. * Help in domestic tasks, laundry and light housekeeping. * taking vital signs, assistance with medication, change diapers * Assistant bed bath or sponge bath * Experience to care people with terminal conditions or in hospice. * ok with pets. I have experience in : CVA- Stroke Multiple sclerosis ALS Arthritis Parkinson's Alzheimer's Surgery Oncology ER (Emergency room) Full bilingual

I have been a caregiver for 4 almost 5 years now and I love caring for others I've been had the love for it and I will continue to love and enjoy everything that I do. The thing that got me attracted to caregiving is my mother watching her take care of others and I always wanted to fulfill the need of being a caregiver to the elderly and anyone else. I enjoy making someone's day making them laugh and smile and feel good about themselves and being a companion and so much more.

Hello & I hope you're doing well. My name is Mare & I was born and raised in Charlotte North Carolina. My interest in care giving began in 1982 when I gave birth to my daughter. Tiffany was born @ CMC w/ no right kidney & only a piece of a left kidney. That's when my caregiving actually began, however I had always wanted to be a nurse. Tiffany had several episodes of heart failure, as well as many seizures. I took the opportunity to learn as much as possible in order to help her in every way I could. Tiffany and I were referred to The Children's Hospital of Alabama where I was taught how to perform peritoneal dialysis. I treated her with paritoneal dialysis in my home for approximately one year. At that time, doctors decided she had to have a transplant. At 18 months, Tiffany was given one of my kidneys. She was put on a great deal of medications and there was a lot of care given to her over her lifespan of 28 years. After Tiffany's passing, I followed my interest in caregiving by working at a hospital as well as an assisted living company. I am a very friendly, patient & caring person who has been taught how to deescalate issues if they arise. I'm also a great listener which makes me believe I am a great companion for those who need it. I would enjoy meeting you and your loved one to see if I can help with their care. I hope to see you soon! Thank you!