Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Wildwood - 35 caregivers found

My name Z-dell, I have been a certified nursing assistant for 27 years, and still counting... I'm well rounded I have with nursing homes, assisted living, private duty, hospitals 1:1, mental health, special needs adults and children, autism, cerebral palsy individuals. When you as an individual in the health care field, you have to truly CARE, about the people you are responsible for at the time whom you are giving care to but that's in general in life, you have to LOVE people. And TRUE LOVE come from GOD... We have to place CHRIST first, in all we do, it will make you great at whatever level your expertise is, I will honestly tell you that is why I'm GOOD at what I do as a CAREGIVER.

Honest, Energetic, Reliable. I have 9 years experience in skilled nursing and rehab centers. Dementia care, cath care, cognitive care. Honest and reliable. Non smoker, pet lover.

I am a mom of 5 and very much a family type of person. I became a caregiver/ Cna for the passion I have for taking care of others. It's my calling I love people and helping out where I can. I enjoy the elderly and listening to the stories they tell me. I enjoy cooking, swimming, dancing, and my family. I am a loving, caring, reliable, and compassionate person.

I am a licensed emergency medical technician and certified paramedic, and strive to provide the highest care to those in need and have made it my life passion. I have many years of experience in emergency medicine as well as caring for others weather professional or personal. I had two grandmothers and a grandfather that had many ailments to include: stroke, Alzheimer's, cancer, and dementia. I was present and provided most of their palliative care prior to their passing. This included everything from companionship to ADLs to BLS care. I am trustworthy, hard-working, and extremely compassionate and love to be able to provide my assistance and care to anyone who needs it.

Patience,love to serve,for that's the greatest I can offer to God.The thing I most enjoy is knowing that the Family considered as a member and second the love I received in return specially from my clients. My achievements I'm proud of is giving back to the elderly what my grandparents rendered and given me growing up.

What makes me a great caregiver is my tenacity in helping those in need and my compassion for people. I became a caregiver in 2015 when I left from working in restaurants. From that point forward I have rapidly progressed and achieved many things in caregiving. I've come a long way and I enjoy the work I do.

My name is Portia Clark. I have been A caregiver For the last 20 years. I am For the last 20 years. I am Very compassionate and caring about my clients.

I am a very caring, energetic, person! I very much enjoy working with the geriatric population. I am a northener, that just moved here to Florida to be with my father, and so far I am LOVING it! I am a hard worker, can be quite a talker, and am always on the go! I have no children, and I am always looking for something to fill my time. Why not do something in the area that I love?! I am a middle child, an animal lover, and all around people person loving person!

Ruth Saint Flina's service as a caregiver will provide the best quality care anyone can ask for. With her upbeat spirit, she will always come and leave with a positive attitude. Ms. Saint Flina works with both able-bodied people and child and adults with disabilities.

My names Sarah Merchant, Below you'll find some information to become better acquainted with me, along with links to my resume and certifications. I Received my CNA in Pittsburgh, PA., & spent the next several years working in facilities, in-home health and acute rehab's. Through those experiences I learned an overwhelming amount about patient care. I'm currently in the process of applying and testing to receive my CNA in Florida, where I've called home the past 13 years. I'm a certified HHA & former CNA Utilizing a proactive approach, along with Decisive and Knowledge-Based Judgments to provide your loved one with empathic, altruistic, attentive, & diligent patient care. Since working in facilities, & in home health, it has been my experience that patient care is about so much more than ADL's. Yes, Walking, feeding, dressing, grooming, Toileting, bathing, & transferring are pertinent requirements when living independently. To a greater degree, IADL's are key to managing independence. Managing finances, transportation, medications, communications, house cleaning & home maintenance are key. However, When looking at tasks of daily living, one thing that can't be taught is companionship. It only comes with experience. You can live independently, but without a gentle touch, relationships or conversation, emotional well-being & ones sense of self purpose is lost. It also has a profound effect on a patients health, & state of mind. Its impractical to make a positive impact or change without them feeling emotionally and physically safe. Besides providing patient care, my main focus is to make sure your loved ones health, daily tasks and emotional needs are met. Resume: https://docs.google.com/document/d/136F1MkWccgfHwIggzfp4ED5UDqzHZxu9N4pUabpRWG0/edit LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/in/sarahmerchant1292