Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Amador County - 8 caregivers found

I am a prior military nurse with 35 years experience. 20 years with Geriatric/Alzheimers patients. I have livescan/DOJ on file for LVN nursing license. All aspects of nursing care in my career. Background check/references & resume upon request. I love spoiling your pets too! Darlene

I have been a caregiver/provider or volunteer in the medical field since I was 10. I enjoy providing companionship and medical to all ages. I enjoy taking care of others. Knowing that I provided each individual with the best quality of care possible for that time in their journey. I'm most proud of maintaining a reputable character in the medical field in and out of homes.

I have 18 yrs. experience working as a Nurse Assistant. I am kind, considerate and very knowledgeable in assistance of the elderly and other disorders. I also have hospice care exp. Ten years ago my only sibling passed away which led me into the medical field. I find solace in helping others. I have always enjoyed caregiving, warms my heart. I have a gentle soul with a heart of gold.

My name is Monica Parra. Ever since sophomore year in high school ( by the way this was a very long time ago!) I have been involved as well interested in the healthcare industry. I have invested more than 10 years into home health care. When I say +10 years, I am expressing the time I began to take college courses and graduating programs to do that which brings me joy and pure fulfillment in life. I love helping people and I love challenge. It's an instinctive tendency of mine to provide the best care for people. I am well-versed with many illnesses esp. those common within elderly populations. I provide service for outpatient recovering from injuries or post-surgeries. My educational transcripts and professional experience strengthen the framework of my career, but what makes me an exceptional caregiver is the only thing that I believe matters most- my ability to empathize with the complex process of healing from traumatic events, terminal illness, ailments related with aging. I personally have experienced the (5) grieving stages firsthand with my own family and I treat every family with the care I would want for my family because I truly understand what you're all going through. I am convinced that is what makes life worth living: being more about giving to others, being self-less, and remaining grateful.

My name is Nikki, I am a certified nursing assistant and currently looking for an in home care position. I have a very flexible schedule. I am certified in basic life support CPR. As a CNA I know how to help with activities of daily living such as, toileting, bathing, dressing, transport, etc. I have a vehicle and can transport to appointments as well. I am also willing to help with basic household needs such as laundry, cleaning, cooking, etc. I enjoy taking care of people and have the compassion that is necessary for the job.

Dear Reader, Of Most Importance in Care-Giving is Understanding and Patience. A ) Understanding Comes not necessarily from having lived through the same experiences, in any given Life-Time, but on the Insight to Know; to Perceive, to Intuit, to Feel what the Other is Going, Through. B ) And Patience is, well, Self-Evident. My "A" is Exceptional, as I have "Worked" to Fine-Tune it, for YEARS, and continue to do so. And "B" is absolutely necessary for A. I'm also very Concise in my Verbalizations, as You can See. But if the Moment Calls for It; Active Listening is a Forte. Kindness is also of paramount importance in giving care. Not "Compassion" as People will Think - If You look at the Definition of "Compassion", it is PITY. We do not want, nay, need Pity. We Want more Kindness in this World. Kindness and Compassion are NOT one and the same. And, Well, the Kindness in any individual is best gauged by the observer. Sina :)

I love being a caregiver I feel it is my calling after taking care of my great grandmother who had dementia and not knowing what to do really not knowing anything about dementia we had to put her in a dementia care unit so I applied for a job there so she would have a familiar face around and I fell in love with it.

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