Stroke Caregivers in Pauls Valley - 10 caregivers found

Hello! My name is Krystal! I am 27, I have two children! I have been a caregiver since childhood, it just came natural. My uncle was handicapped, and a slight medical miracle, his continuing life surprising us every day. I spent my childhood taking care of him with family. At age 6, my cousin was in a car accident and left a quadriplegic with a severe wound in his stomach that required a wound vac, a halo, and several tubes and IV's. Carefully, I always helped with almost all of his care needed. My mother managed the Alzheimer's unit in a nursing home, I spent almost every day there after school. My passion only grew. I started CNA classes in 2010 in high school, finished in 2012 and started work in my local nursing home soon after. I've continued to work my way up, and had dreams of being a pediatric surgeon, but my children and seeing them grow up was more important than my career. I need to be here for all of their small moments. I've been working from home lately, and while I feel my current job does have a purpose, I would love to be back out there, actually caring for my people face to face. I miss the interactions and connections I build with them and their families.

I'm a kind caring energetic person who keeps a positive attitude at all times I love to help and be of any assistance I can

What makes me a good caregiver, is that I will always put my patients first. I'm caring, loving, patient, and I always be there for them when they need me. What attracts me I'm being a caregiver is because I love doing it. I fell in love with that helping my grandma when I would go visit in Texas. It is what got me into pre nursing school in high school and then I became a CNA and worked at a nursing home and I loved my patients. If they needed something I would make sure to get it if something would make them happier or smile I would go the extra mile for them. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is being there for them. One of my most personal achievements that I'm proud of is when I decided to go in healthcare or childcare. I love giving. I love caring

I'm a mother of two boys, a wife, and a Christian. I love taking care of others I've been doing this kind of work since 2011, I'm also a cosmetologist I love making people feel better

Why I love doing what I do so much, is because I believe that we all should be treated the way we would wanted be treated I take every day that I get to speed with this people as a treasure. I'm not saying I'm perfect but I try my very hardest every single day to do my very best at helping and taking care of theses wonderful people. I take great pride in being someone people can depend on. I have been taking care of people my whole life from my brothers to my grandparents, ever since I was a child I wanted nothing but to help others, to let this part of there life to be the easiest and happiest times.

I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide since 2016. I absolutely love what I do and helping others. I'm currently in nursing school to become a LPN. I'm very compassionate about my work and am excited to further my education in the field.

I worked in a nursing home before moving to Oklahoma as a cna and I would still like to help individuals in need. As of right now I work three days a week. Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. The rest of the week I'm available to help where I'm needed.

I enjoy helping people in need. I've been working with the elderly since 2010.

I have 28 years experience It is my life calling. I like to do for others. That I won 10,000 Pocahontas medical scholarship and one for writing. I raised four boys by myself. I am 52 years old and live alone .I have four grown boys. I worked as a nanny for john ackeradge .

I became a care giver because I love taking care of other people. I love the feelings nag of being needed. Putting a smile on people's faces and making feel like they are someone special and not just another patient. I have been married for 14 yrs and have 3 wonderful children. One day I hope to go back to school and become a nurse.