Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Jamestown - 27 caregivers found

Please consider me when looking to hire a nurse. I am a confident, more the qualified nurse I am most proud of my education my years of 25+ experience In home care has alowed me to be more skilled in different disabilities procedures techniques also my communication skills are great. Here is why you should hire me I worked for oak valley hospital and care center as a CNA CNAII/RNA for 10 years. CNAII I had to be orientated trained to each department of the hospital...Med Surge,ER ,ICU ,Neonatal , Respiratory, also hours of classroom. Education for each department. RNA is a Restoritive nurse I have been trained in physical therapy occupational therapy speech therapy In one of the wings I worked in. Activities assistant has given me the knowledge of what stimulation and how powerful it can be and healing. I have also been trained in massage therapy at one home I was able to educate myself with homeopathic therapy I have a capability to adapt to each client..I also have years of experience with Hospice care. I been able to stay with my clients from start to finish. What stands me apart from every one else...is my confidence, skills,flexibly,experience. I find that in home care is where I can give all my attention to just you.. and I love that that. I do understand that having to have help come in can feel like you are being invaded no privacy..I am very respectful of that. Please consider me when looking. I also have great references . Thanks for you consideration I would like to add: it is something I have just recently learn. I am a by the book professional I have given a oath to not cause any harm. I can not go against dr. Orders or do something I know is wrong. Some times its not a good fit. I rather have someone looking forward to see me been dreading it.. now you know a.little bit about me I am looking forward to knowing s About you

Hello my name is Tammy. I have been doing caregiving for 32 + years. I have experience in physical therapy,occupational therapy. Hoyer lifts GI feeding tubed , colostomy bags, nebulizers, sleep apnea monitors and many more. I have alot of experience and not much I haven't done. I specialized and dementia and Alzheimer's. . I also have experience with hospice care.

My name is Sadie . I originally became a caregiver after caring for my mother. I realized that I loved the personal connection and I knew whatever I chose to do in life , I wanted to be in a position to make people happy . I am a skilled caregiver .I have worked with severely disabled people ,including those with developmental delays as well as senior care.I have experience with GTubes ,colostomy care, vitals ,aggressive behavior and the list goes on , nothing surprises me anymore! When I arrive at work I never feel as if I'm working. Being able to enrich someone's life brings the same happiness to mine. My biggest blessings in life are my daughters! I love to cook elaborate meals ,garden and travel.

I started out as a CNA when I was 16 years old in a convalescent home, I was in the Army from 1975 to 1978. I used the GI Bill to become an LVN. I've worked in LTC, rehabilitation and acute care settings. you name it I've probably done it. My father was a minister and my Mom always wanted to be a nurse, however she kept busy being a ministers wife, I took care of both of them in their last days. I now prefer to take care of people in their homes, which I believe is the ideal setting and much less stressful.

Hello, I'm Laura 32 years old and I have been a nursing assistant for about 10 years. Unfortunately, I have allowed my certification to lapse but will hopefully be able to reinstate it some time in the near future. I have worked in long-term care and hospital settings. I also started working with in home support service clients at 16 with my mother and started working as a nanny at 18 and have worked with clients from 9 days old to 99 years old. I am very comfortable working in different settings and with a variety of personalities. I have impeccable references and usually only work for clients that have been referred to me by former clients however I am trying to expand my horizons and try something new. I have worked with patients in a facility as well as at home who have g-tubes, foley and straight catheters, and colostomy bags. In the near future I hope to complete school, which I have put on hold for now due to financial difficulties, and continue to grow through helping others during a most difficult time in their lives.

I would describe myself as a respectful, observant, reliable and patient person who provides great care.

When it comes to my personality, I am straight forward, honest with a touch of wittyness. I became a Caregiver because I Love to help people & found that alot of people are more worried about their selves instead of other individuals and I feel my calling is to be of service to others. I really enjoy the smiles I bring to people from my comforting knowledge and perceptive skills. I am Genuinely proud of accomplishing every task that is presented to me each day that I am here and Love to learn more as time goes on. Thank you!

Caring and compassionate Christian nurse with over 25 years experience. CNA certified, and a graduate from Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts LVN program. Professional CPR Certified. Honest, dependable, knowledgeable and ethical. I love to care for senior citizens and interact with them playing cards, listening to old music, gardening, watching old movies or just talking with them. I feel I'm the best candidate to care for your loved one to keep them safe, happy, and well cared for.

I love providing care for people. It is truly a passion for me and does not feel like work. That is why I decided to finally pursue my dream of becoming a nurse in my mid 30's.

There are several reasons why I think that I am a great caregiver. I have a desire to want to assist. This will let the patients know that I care about them and want to do what I can for them. Another reason that I think that I am a great caregiver is that I am patience. I know that it is tough being in their shoes. Next , I am reliable. You count on me being there if I make a commitment. Last, but not least, I am trustworthy. Patients are in vulnerable positions ,and they need folks that they can trust in their homes.