Stroke Caregivers in Cardington - 26 caregivers found

My name is Yanjanani, in short Yanja. I have 14 years of experience as a CNA/caregiver. I am hardworking, reliable, cheerful, and very passionate about my job. In addition, i have First aid and CPR certifications. I love to assist older adults in their daily living activities because it is a wonderful thing to do. What i enjoy most about being a caregiver is that i learn alot from the people i care for. Such as culture, language, food, and more. The most personal achievement i am proud of is being able to help someone and make them feel happy and safe. Also, being trusted as a care provider who follows procedures and put safety first . References are available upon request.

I love helping while growing I growup with my grandmother and I used to help her so when I grew I decided to go for CNA class so that I can inquire more knowledge. Am patient, caring, loving, Honest, active and very strong. I have 2 years pay experience working with seniors. Have worked as HHA, CNA AND PCA. I gained/ Learned alot from seniors because they know alot of things, learned to be patient, loving and am very proud

I am known to be one of the most caring and thoughtful person around, caring for people takes patience and understanding, i have been often commended for my warm and friendly personality. a great caregiver makes sure that a person/resident is well kept and properly groomed and taken care of in all way possible and i do take pride in doing good for each individual so without a doubt that makes me a great caregiver.

Actually, I am a Registered Nurse. Characteristics: dependable, honest, independent, optimistic, hard-working, encouraging, a problem solver, a good listener and communicator. I became interested in health care when I was 10 years old and in the hospital over Christmas having had an emergency appendectomy. My mom worked for a doctor (earning $1 an hour) and was always telling us about interesting cases and teaching us strange sounding medical terminology. Most of my nursing career was in a Medical Intensive Care Unit at Ohio State University Medical Center. After that exciting career, I started working in Home Health in 2008. I enjoy working 1 on 1 with my clients, offering encouragement, seeing that they are receiving proper care, and hearing their life stories.

I am going on my third year of college, and my third college as well. I am finishing up my surgical nursing degree at Marion Technical College with a Surgical Technician certification and a phlebotomy certification as well. I have spent time in caring for my grandmother while she was in and out of the hospital, and I will provide compassionate care to those who need. My job as a future nurse is to provide comfort and love to patients varying different health conditions. My ideal job profession in the future is to work in hospice as well. When I was younger, I had a heart disease and my life-long goal is to give back to nurses and patients with 110% passionate and sympathetic care.

I like to take care of a Elderly people because I had patient and I'm a very good caregiver I've been doing this work for 15 years are used to live in Colorado and I've been doing days from Colorado to Ohio now so I can do anything patient, dementia patient , patientI'm good at it.

I'm very loving and compassionate person who enjoy helping elderly people. I'm very patient and flexible. I'm a very honest and reliable person. I really enjoy helping people. It's very rewarding to be able to help someone. My personal achievement is I've been working seven years as a caregiver. I'm a licensed STNA.

I became a caregiver because my mother was a nurse. She did home health care for years and she always talked about how much she loved it. When I started into this field it was in hospice care and I loved it. I loved being there with families and helping them through the very difficult times. I always spent more time than required so I could ensure that things were the best they could be considering the situation. I tend to be a fairly quite person at first but become chattery once I feel comfortable. I have always been that way but I have become better with age. I love helping people. And spending time just talking if that's all they would like.

I have provided care to several clients with different needs for many years. I take pride in performing task to the best of my abilities. It brings me joy to know I have helped an individual achieve there goals. I value dignity, respect, and independence.

For me, being a caregiver isn't just a career. It's my calling in life. I feel as though it's what I was put here to do. My very first job at age 18 was as a caregiver for a lady with MS. I cared for her as a live in for nearly three years with one day off weekly. I then moved to direct care for disabled individuals and have accumulated several years experience. I am certified in first aid/ CPR, medication administration, insulin trained, and have a wide path of experience to fall back on. I was also caregiver for my mother for five years until she passed from ALZ. I am currently attending college studying Human and Social Services to better provide for those I work with and for. I believe that being a caregiver requires a special individual, just as special as those I care for. I have always felt that the individuals I have met and worked with have each been a blessing in their own way and I am the lucky one for having them in my heart and life. I view my clients as family, nothing less. I am dedicated, sincere, patient, full of good humor, not easily upset, and my greatest joy is making others happy. That's the biggest benefit of all. Thanks for listening! - Lori