Stroke Caregivers in Ashtabula - 19 caregivers found

What I love most about being an caregiver is that I love making a difference in others lives

My gift in life is Service to others. I became an STNA from Auburn career center years ago, I worked for Lake home health at Lake East hospital.Im also a Medicaid provider of 9 years.I managed an Assisted living in Mentor for almost 10 years.I work as a personal,private, caregiver to Seniors in their homes...a multitasker,organizer,reliable, problem solver,that loves to get things done.I like to make my clients lives better by encouraging new activities,and fun into their lives.People need Love, hugs,feeling safe,attention,and laughter.Caregiving is about changing people's lives.Making the end,better than the beginning.Taking time,listening is most important. Being there,when feeling lonely. We all need to be loved,and feel comfort,trying to make my clients day better when I'm with them...

I work in the hospital in Thailand for 32 years. My job is. Maintains glassware by picking-up, cleaning, washing, sterilizing, and distributing. Provides glassware by ordering, receiving, and inventorying glassware. Keeps laboratory supplies ready by inventorying stock; placing orders; verifying receipt. Keeps equipment operating by following operating instructions; troubleshooting breakdowns; maintaining supplies; performing preventive maintenance; calling for repairs. Documents information by maintaining daily logs and equipment record books. Resolves problems by examining and evaluating data; selecting corrective steps. Completes projects by assisting project team; attending and participating in group and project meetings. Updates job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities; reading technical publications. Enhances laboratory and organization reputation by accepting ownership for accomplishing new and different requests; exploring opportunities to add value to job accomplishments.

I love being able to spend time with my clients and really get to know them personally! That's what makes this job so interesting.

I'm a loveing affectionate person who thrives on caring for others. I've always loved the thought of become a nurse since a child. I enjoy making a difference in people's lives everyday. An achievement I'm proud of is going through college to further my career.

I love to help people go can't help themselves as they once could I enjoy the fact that the patients avoid stress from the help they receive Personal achievement I'm proud of is graduation high school and continuing onto college

I have been a Nurses Aide for over 27 yrs.I have up to date CPR,First Aide,and am Med.Certified and have recently had my fingerprints and background check updated as the Board of DD required.I am reliable and responsible.I also have references from past clients family's.I have a dependable vehicle and carry full coverage insurance.

I always go above & beyond to make sure my patient is treated with respect & dignity & I go the extra mile to meet all there individual needs.I knew at 7 years old that I wanted to become a Nurses Aide when I started volunteering at the Nursing Home with My Grandma that was a Nurses Aide. I truly love being A Nurses Aide because I love taking care of others & helping someone in their time of need.

Compassionate caregiver companion with experience serving ill patients/ elderly, including assisting with daily living activities and household tasks. I am very patient and highly energetic Skilled at managing,specialize in Peri-Care,Cooking,Cleaning. Been Caring for the Elderly for 7 years and I absolutely adore them. I strongly believe that my passion and sincere desire to help the elderly makes me the perfect candidate for any job. Thankyou for your time and consideration.

I am a biology major at Lake Erie College. I have worked as a nurse's aid and I volunteer with Great Lakes Hospice Care. I love working with people. I am dependable, compassionate and hardworking.