Stroke Caregivers in Farmdale - 84 caregivers found

My personal trails are very outgoing and caring to others I'm also very easy going ,easy to get along with as well as being very negotiable

I love helping the elderly I've been doing it since I was 16. That is my passion to help someone. I can say that every client or patient loved and liked me a lot. I do a good job go above and beyond. I treat the elderly like that was one of my grandparents.

Hi My name is Jada L Bonner- Johnson I've been a HHA/ Caregiver since 2005. I Love what Do I Love the Clients that I taken care of I Really learned A lot they Share a lot of Stories with You and you will learn More about them. I Think I've Learned from the BEST My Mother from being The First Black Nurse to Working in Neonatal (Baby Dept) Osteopathic Hospital in Youngstown, Ohio. And Secondly A Calling from God I learned to be a Role Model, Being Trust Worthy, Honest, Caring, And Compansionate towards Others. Its Like taking Care of your Loved One And taking Care of Your Mother.

I have 8 years of experience working with individuals with special needs and various levels of needs. I enjoy helping people and giving them a sense of accomplishment. I am proud that I was able to raise my special needs daughter alone and she is successful and holds a job in the community while living in a group home.

I am 39 years old Have two adult children's and a grandbaby I have been a direct care staff working with mentally challenged adults for over 19 years . I also work as a home health aide for 10 years . I love what I do and passionate about helping others .

I have a kind way about myself I guess you can say. I am considered the go to aide, if a resident is upset and needs an understanding ear to listen to them. A lot of times my residents feel like they control nothing in their lives anymore, and I try to help them still feel important with a purpose. I let them do for themselves what they can, and help them with things they need help with. Almost my whole life I wanted to takes care of people in some way shape or form. My Grandma used to call me her little nurse for the age of around 5. I loved helping her and taking care of her. Now when I take care of people, I remember my Grandma calling me her little nurse, and it makes me very happy. I truly love helping elderly people. They helped raise us all, and take care us. Now its my turn, to help them and take care of them if they need the help

I'm a 52 year old male, with 5+yrs as an STNA. I've taken care of male, and female clients who all usually asked for me specifically. So i do respectfully apply for jobs that may prefer females. Only because i've VERY successfully cared for both M/F. This type of work is very specific, and requires dilligence 100% of the time. I enjoy this work for many reasons, but the biggest is to provide comfort, safety, and make my clients, your loved ones feel like they have my trust, and i'll earn theirs.That happens out of the utmost respect, kindness, patience, and highest level of care. Sometimes clients, residents just want to talk to you if you have positive energy, they detect that from caregivers. I'm not gonna write 1,000 words to describe how much i love this field of work. It's work that some can do, some can't, i'm outgoing, funny, happy and very approchable, and sociall. I have a 26yr old daughter, and a 19yr old son those are pretty much my friends, my life, my greatest blessing, achievements. Due to the fact they're really great people. I also take care of my mother who,s gonna be 80 in april, she has a benigne ping pong size brain tumor that has her 80% blind. My fathers 75 and has major arthritis but i kept them in their home, it's a sacrafice that i do happily. My kids do come to care for my parents when i'm working. So, i'm deffinitely worth getting to know via a phone call, text, anytime. I prefer, and encourage you to call me anytime, about anything you may want to ask me. Thanks, James!

Hi there! My name is Jen. I am a professional home health aide. There is nothing better than taking care of people that have helped mold our community to how it is. Elderly care is hard to achieve when it is your own family. Having an outsider come in to assist the family and patient gives peace of mind while building a relationship with the aide. I am proud and honored to be a part of this field.

I started caring for people since before I even could understand what it was. My little sister is severely autistic. I would help her with her activities of daily living everyday. When I got out of high school in 2010 I started working as an STNA in Ohio. I have worked in multiple nursing homes, home care agencies, group homes, and day programs. I can't say I have seen it all but I have seen a lot. I learn something new everyday and I love to learn. I have alot of experience from alzeimers and dementia to schizophrenia. Being a care giver gives me a great deal of purpose. Helping people gives me a sense of joy. One personal achievement I have made by myself would be starting as a care giver in a group home and got promoted to a site supervisor.

Hello! My name is Brooke and I'm 27 years old. I have an extensive background in caregiving as I started earning my certifications immediately out of high school and I have been working within nursing ever since. My experience has been through both nursing homes and hospitals allowing me to gain the skills to accommodate a wide variety of conditions that I am now able to work with privately in the comfort of your loved ones home. I am very reliable, a non-smoker, have safe transportation and can provide references at your request. I hope to hear from you soon!