Stroke Caregivers in State Park - 136 caregivers found

I am very family oriented and I enjoy helping others. After high school I started to pursue a career in nursing. Life happened and I found myself caring for family members who became sick. Being a caregiver allows me to help others and make an impact on their lives. I believe that at some point we all need help and I want to be able to do my part.

Hi!! My name is Brione but I go by Bri. I am a college student here locally majoring in nursing. I have lots of experience working in healthcare including in the clinical area and home health. The passion that I have for helping those in need is what drives me to further my education to go farther in my career. It's always been something I knew I wanted to do since a child coming from a line of nurses in my family. I have learned lots of skills along the way to ensure clients/patients receive the best possible care. I believe in treating those as if it were my own family member. Dignity and respect will always be top priorities because although we may face hardships that may impact us physically or mentally we're still people at the end of the day who deserve fair treatment. As I continue to climb the career ladder I have enjoyed every minute of it and I hope to be a perfect addition to your every day routines!

A highly maintained team player, 6+years-providing professional care to developmental disability individuals. Goal oriented with strong leadership capabilities. Proven the ability to work in unison with staff and the people being served. Friendly appearance, helpful attitude, as well as good interpersonal skills.

Caregiving is more than a job it's another family that you obtain. Compassion is what makes a great caregiver as well as patience and dependability. I love being a caregiver.

Hi, My name is Margie. I am a middle age adult and grandmother of two beautiful girls. Just a little more about myself, I started caregiving when I was about 7 years old with my grandmother who was a nurturer within our community. We would attend to the elderly or the sick when needed, and my duties were to assist with ADL's, cleaning (as much as I could have done) or just getting them something to drink with their medication, inwhich were always appreciated by them. I knew then that helping someone in need would become a career. I became a Nursing Assistant in 1988 and Certified in 2004. I have mainly worked with homehealth and hospices agencies, however, these roles has taken me into skilled nursing homes as well as retirement homes. I am also experienced with working with Mental health patients and the Disability & Special Needs. I have experience with working with Alcohol & Abuse clients and I have worked with veterans. I am thoroughly comfortable with a variety of different clientele such as dementia and alzheimers clients and offers them the very best services possible. I look forward in meeting you (and /or your love one) on my continuous journey of delivering great personal care. Take Care and God Bless.

Hi! Welcome to my page. Let me first tell you alittle about myself so you can measure if I would be a perfect fit for your family/ loved one. I've been in healthcare for over 10 years working in different settings from Rehabilitation, Nursing homes, Chiropractic care to individuals with disabilities. My roommate in College has Cerebral palsy so I helped her daily with your needs. I'm very familiar with many other disabilities as well. I am happily married now just wanting to offer help for others. I understand completely wanting to meet me first before so you can decide if I would be a good fit. That's no problem at all. I have recently submitted a back ground check so I can show proof of my clean history. I genuinely love people and helping others is my passion in life. I have worked as a Medical Assistant for agencies in the past however I find this way allows the family to choose who they feel most comfortable around. I have graduated with a Degree in Human Services with a minor in Disabilities. I'm an open person so your welcome to ask me questions or concerns you way have about myself. Enjoy your day! **Available on Friday's after 12 and Saturdays **

I love taking care of others of all ages. I have a great attitude. Caring for others makes me feel good about myself. Taking care of my mother, grandmother, mother-in-law grandmother-in-law until they all died made me proud of myself. When I do patient care I feel self worth it's knowing that I can help someone who can't help themselves. Being someone's companion is a Great responsibility an should never be taken lightly.

I am a nurturer by nature. I get a sense of fulfillment when caring for others. One trait that sets me aside would be my ability to meet each individual client where they are in their current state, remembering no two are the same. After working inpatient transportation within a hospital for years, I saw there was a greater need for me at the bedside. I always seem to be able to connect with the patients and that is what prompt me to go to school and become a CNA. Becoming a certified nursing assistant was one of my greatest accomplishments. It is a career I enjoy, I am never bored and I always feel there will be a need for me.

When you work with someone who needs home care it is important that you are patient and understanding. I've always been in the service of helping people. I currently serve in the Air Force Reserves as a medical assistant and work as an EMT for Fairfield County. In the past, I have been a Nanny to children. I have cared for babies all the way to elders and have enjoyed every minute of it.

Hi! My name is Donna and I have always been a caregiver. It started when I was young caring for my dolls, then caring for animals to being a mom and caring for my kids. When my grandparents needed someone to care for them I went into action. I loved it! I love the wisdom and charm of seniors and can listen to their stories for hours. I also enjoy crafts, outdoors and pretty descent at cooking and I love animals.