Stroke Caregivers in Okmulgee - 17 caregivers found

I'm a very caring person. I'm empathetic and trustworthy. Have always been a dependable and reliable human being. Being a caregiver has always been a passion because I love to help people. I enjoy seeing the smile on another persons face even if my day isn't so good. I'm proud to be a person who isn't selfish. Also I currently work in a healthcare facility from 8-5 Monday through Friday which is my full time job but I'm still willing to help others on my time and days off

I'm a very caring , compassionate , patient individual and have been a medical assistant for 20 years , doing in home care for 7 years , I've found it to be a very rewarding job , by helping others get thru their day and making it a brighter , comfortable day each day for them while being able to stay in their own home makes me proud of what I do and gives me great pride helping others , for the past 3 years I've taken care of a woman with dementia and renal failure when it came time to start dialysis i trained to administer her treatments at home for peritoneal dialysis treatments that I performed daily 7 days a week for 3 years I was committed to her and would do it again that made me so proud to have been her care giver

I absolutely love people and always strive to help them live their best life now.

I have been working in the filed for 18+ yers working with elderly and Individuals with developmentality disorder

I am a hard working, compassionate woman, who enjoys helping those in need!

I'm an LPN. I am looking for a position as a nurse in home care. I enjoy the one on one care and the relationship I make with my patients. I currently work Monday through Wednesday. I am looking for a job that I can work at and keep my current job. Rate per hour is negotiable.

I'm a very caring person, I'm not a me me person, never have been. I love people. I want to help in anyway I can to make them Happy. They need good cooked meals. I want them to be excited To see me. And know I care! I love hearing. Brenda you are a part of our family. And from there children How much better they are. Not depressed as they where. That makes me happy. I think joking laughing cheers you up...

I've had a huge passion for the Golden Group of fine folks, giving back~ showing them the respect, integrity, kindness, feelings of being valued & love they deserve. I feel they are a highly important part of life & have enjoyed being companions & caregiver to a variety of folks from ages mid 50's- to 99. Care included besides being their companions; their nutritional, emotional, mental, medical, physical, health, hygiene, including but not limited to: meal prep & feeding, showers, shampoos, assisting w/toiletries if needed, dressing, giving meds, taking them to church, shopping, Drs., beauty shops, housekeeping, laundry, chores, making their beds, feeding their pets, lite repairs if needed, basically I try to provide whatever they desire, (I don't have a "not- my- job" kind of attitude, if it needs to be done & I'm capable, I will do my best & if not, I will find someone who could) We've enjoyed activities from Bird watching, making hummingbird feeders, taking walks, sitting in a pool, building puzzles, gardening, reading to them, watching Classic movies, assisting in their bills or other mailings & correspondences as needed... we have schedules but also I am quite flexible if other things are needed .. some have been bed fast, some are more ambulatory, some in walkers, wheelchairs, etc. some cancer stricken or stroke patients, some just need assistance getting around & want to stay in their homes, I've felt like family with so many of them~ being invited to gatherings, or staying overnights & week-ends if needed. I don't have a strict agenda & will do what I can of what is needed, desired & ........

Hi there, I'm Melissa. I'm a 34 year old mother and foster mother/adoptive mother. I've been caring for children for years and almost two years ago my father had a stroke. He moved in with us and I became his full time caregiver. I discovered a passion for helping adults (I already had one for children) live the best quality of life possible. I've got experience with many different diagnoses and medical equipment and am equally capable at reading the morning paper to someone, helping a client bathe, or running errands. I want to see disabled/elderly adults be treated with compassion and understanding so that they have the dignity of life that we all deserve.

I have 5 children of my own and 4 of them are over 21 and out of my home. I still have a 9 year old at home. I have always felt confident taking care of the needs of others. Privacy and confidentiality are very important and understanding that the patient is in charge of their care enabling them to do as much as they can to keep their individual independence with the aid of someone that can truly care for them. I have kept my past jobs for long periods of time and have found this to be my next chapter in building my life goals.