Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Monrovia - 538 caregivers found

I've been a caregiver for 35 yrs. I started in this field when I was just 17. I love what I do. I come from a medical family and decided at a very young age that I wanted to be a doctor or nurse. I specialize in geriatric dementia and Alzheimers care. Every client needs to know they're truly cared for on every level with love, patience, and kindness. I enjoy learning from them ... they often have amazing histories, stories and lessons to share.I'm often with my clients for the duration of their lives.

I HAVE BEEN A CAREGIVER FOR OVER TEN YEARS. I GOT MY CNA ABOUT 10 YEAR AGO AND I LOVE TO WORK WITH PEOPLE. MAKING THEIR DAY A LITTLE EASIER AND BETTER IS WHAT I LOVE. I LOVE TO CARE FOR PEOPLE AND HELP THEM WITH THE THINGS THEY CANT DO ON THERE OWN. I AM A VERY HONEST RELEIABLE PERSON HOW HAS A WONDERFUL HUSBAND AND WONDERFUL KIDS MY LIFE IS ALL ABOUT CARING FOR THEM AND OTHER PEOPLE.

Hard working, reliable, flexible, trustworthy, team player.

Hi. This is Rene Perez. I am a Senior Fitness Specialist with 17 years of experience dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for seniors through personalized in-home workout sessions. My fitness program emphasizes in static and active stretching, strengthening exercises, balance, and mobility. Empowering seniors to thrive in their daily activities with healthy aging and their wellness journey. Transform your active living experience with a dedicated personal coach. Achieve better health and fitness outcomes over time. Your journey starts here! American Red Cross-Adult CPR, AED and First Aid Certified. Meets OSHA requirements.

I am passionate and diligent about providing care with dignity and integrity. I have a certificate of completion for Certified Nursing Assistant classes and training. I have been caregiving since 2020. I have a Covid-19 Vaccination Card. My duties, responsibilities, and education cover positioning, transferring, mechanical lifts, ambulation, admitting, transferring, discharging, bathing, grooming, housekeeping, preventing pressure sores and other common injuries, vital signs, bandaging, IV therapy, oxygen therapy, nutrition, special diets, texture modified foods, maintaining fluid balance, intake and output monitoring, urinary catheter care, taking specimens, bladder retraining, ostomy care, enemas, bowel retraining, identifying physical illness and disorder and applying resources for patients, as well as neurological disorders such as dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Caring for the mental health of patients. Using restorative and rehabilitative care, assisting with special care skills: pre and post operative care, telemetry, tracheostomy and other artificial airways, mechanical ventilation, and chest tubes. I provide educated care with tranquility for rehab, dying, death and hospice. I completed the hands on program and schooling with a 96.6 %. I sincerely look forward to hearing about your care needs. mirandacburge@gmail.com (562)652-2363

I come from a family of healthcare workers from CNAs to Doctors. When I was younger, I volunteered at the local shelter. People had a lot of issues, and I'd help them with almost anything they'd need. I've been hooked on helping people since. It's extremely rewarding to help someone.

Graduating from LVN school next month. Looking for work that further my experience with nursing until I take nclex

"Compassionate caregiver of 10 years who has helped clients with dementia, diabetes, and more." Expertise in memory care. "Caregiving has been my passion since I helped care for my great grandmother who suffered with Alzheimer's ." Went to College to get my LVN license I take my final exam this December hoping I pass. With the pandemic I also have a lot of experience working hands on with Covid patients and know how to follow all cdc guidelines when I care for my clients. Thank you, Denise Aguilar

I have been a caregiver for over 17 yrs. I Have worked with wonderful people whom I still keep in touch with some of the families. What made this work so amazing and worth all the long hours and hard work is the bond you create with every Patient and their families. There are sad moments when the job is over but the memories stay in your heart for ever and sometimes we are just lucky enough to keep a nice relationship with the families of the patients we have taken care of. Through every job I have learned more skills I can bring forward to future assignments. Life is always a learning step.

What makes me a great caregiver is I have a natural urge to help others. I have always placed a priority on helping other people. I want to make the world a better place and I can do it with one home care patient at a time. While still in high school, I became a Candy Striper for a local hospital, helping out with medical records and little jobs as needed around the hospital. Being surrounded on a daily basis by this kind of environment is what made me want to become a caregiver. Being a caregiver is such an honor - it's all about putting away your needs to assist others. Knowing that a smile on your face can bring joy and happiness to someone else is priceless. The moments when you can reflect back and see how you have helped someone is what caregiving is all about. The personal achievement I am most proud of is that my background in nursing and care giving allowed me to care for my mother for 13 years at home before she passed away. And from that I was able to care for my aunts without putting them in a nursing facility.