Stroke Caregivers in Princeton - 5 caregivers found

I love caring for people who can not care for themselves or be there for companionship . I am a very compassionate caregiver and a very hard worker .

Hello! My name is Apolonia and I am currently working fulltime as a CNA at Clearview in Juneau, WI. I started the nursing assistant program back in 2009 in my senior year of high school and became certified in 2010 shortly after my son was born. However, my first job working with elderly was as an activity aide for the Christian Home and Rehabilitation Center in Waupun. I really enjoyed being able to get the residents out of their rooms to share laughs, reminisce about the good old days, and to just be there for them when they needed someone to talk to. After a year, I decided that I wanted to pursue working as a nursing assistant, so I obtained a position with Century Oaks Assisted Living Center in Oshkosh. Yes, it was a long commute from Waupun everyday, but I absolutely loved it. I started when the second building opened, so not only was I a new cna but I was working in an environment that was entirely brand new and we all grew together. We had an amazing team of people and it never felt like going to work. We just became like family. In 2014, the company was bought out by Capital Senior Living and I stayed working for about a year and then decided it was time to take the next step. So I applied to Clearview because it was closer to home and I now have a more consistent routine for my son. I plan to stay working for Clearview fulltime, but I am looking to take on a possible part time, temporary position or even be on call certain days. Either way, I am definitely looking forward to caring for your loved one!

I have been in this field for over 25 years and still love to serve the older community with the pride and dignity they deserve. My experiences range from nursing homes, assisted living, home health, private duty and hospice. I am CNA and CBRF certified, blood glucose and insulin experienced, and med certified.

My name is Jennifer and The Lord laid on my heart approximately 1 1/2 years that I should become a caregiver/companion. My best friends mother is 82 years old, still lives in her own home and is now beginning to need some extra hands in order to do so, which makes her day a little brighter and allows for her to remain living in her home. She is a very important part of my life and has been for over 25 years. I know how important it is for her to be able to remain as independent as possible and be home. Without the help she receives weekly from in home care providers, this wouldn't be possible. She gets the extra help she needs and doesn't have to feel she is being a burden (as she puts it) on friends and family. I see how it makes such a huge difference in her life and i would like to be that person that can do the same for others. I try and visit with her weekly to check in on her as well as to chit chat and have done so for several years. I recently made a complete career change and went from a life of numbers and customer service, to the health care field. I just successfully completed the Certified Nursing Assistant Program through Aurora Medical Center in Oshkosh, WI. and am in the process of scheduling my State Testing in order to become certified and added top the board of nursing. I am a very caring and compassionate person that also has a sense of humor and believes that a smile goes a long way!!

I enjoy being a caregiver for the benefits. I never thought I would be in the healthcare field, but after my first CBRF job I fell in love with it. I look forward to seeing people that are thriving partially because of my actions and I have learned so much. My most rewarding healthcare moment is getting someone who was "100% impossible" to start enjoying life again.