Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Camino - 10 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 become a caregiver after taking care my husband recover from a stroke 13 years ago, he went to a comma after 5 days of stoke, brain surgery end up breathing on a tracheostomy until now, I like being a caregiver because I learn more and more as I go. I love making difference in my clients life. I'm trustworthy and very dedicated caregiver, What's need to be done I do it. I'm caring, fun, outgoing, and always have a good attitude no matter what. I'm friendly, kind, gentle, compassionate, dependable and have a good sense of humor. I will always provide quality for your loved one so you can have a piece of mind. Rate are negotiable 13/hr - 16/hr depending on clients needs.

I am a patient and calm person that can deal with multiple personality types and temperaments and have experience with mentally ill clients. I enjoy conversation with my clients and hearing their life stories. I had a hospice client who I helped get better and was returned to regular care. I was told by his doctor that my efforts helped him get better and that gave me satisfaction.

I am a Registered Nurse currently working with a developmentally delayed individual in his home. I have worked with all age groups in a variety of settings such as in-home care, residential care, skilled nursing, clinics, hospitals, hospice, etc. I have had licensure/certification as a CNA, DA, EMT, RN and have also worked as a childcare provider, restaurant employee and manager/supervisor. I enjoy helping people enjoy their lives as much as possible. I love my children and grandchildren and enjoy living in nature. I have cared for my mother, 2 mothers-in-law, father-in-law, and other people during their last days/years.

Recommendation from my last clients: She is good at what she does and handles everything in a very thoughtful and humane manner. Our house is always hygienically clean. She was always running up and down the stairs getting things done around the house. We always had heart healthy meals prepared/made. Shes very attentive and caring, and always goes out of her way to do extra for us. We always tell her shes the best. She has an open attitude. We never had to worry about being without care or telling her what to do. Recommendation from my last supervisor: I had no issues with her during our time with us. She is always reliable and on time. When she has called in due to being sick she has always made up her hours with each of her clients so they did not lose time. She has strives to maintain a professional and caring work environment with each of her clients and has always made them a priority. She will be an asset to whomever hires her.

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 am a fun loving creative professional. I enjoy caring and spending time with the elderly and helping them with their daily needs. I am a graduate student at Pacifica Graduate Institute but I only attend classes three days once a month so I am available full time. I would like to find a live in position with someone because it would be best while I attend graduate school. I graduated from Naropa University with a Bachelors in Contemplative Psychology. I like to offer gentle yoga, meditation, art therapy, and sound therapy for my clients. I am a genuine and committed caregiver and willing to pick up extra hours. I just finished Peace Corps in Madagascar so I have many stories to share from my experience! Looking forward to hearing from you :)

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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