Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Concord - 42 caregivers found

After caring for my daughter with Rhabdomyo Sarcoma Cancer for some years I decided that "Medical Field "is most definitely for me,Some clients doesn't have a child or love one to give the care or love so that's why I decided to join this field I have a passion for sharing and Caring and companionship Since 2004 til present I have been caring for those with or without disabilities. I am fully Vaccinated with my routine Booster shot(Covid-19)[?]

Smile, make them feel at home and comfortable, i love caring for the elderly and people in need, i enjoy all the thing that i learn and can do to provide and help for people in need, A personal achievement is my job and my dedication to doing what i love

I am a great Care giver I believe in care is what matters. I have a passion drive for my work. I am very dependable also very flexible. I put my all into my work. I love to see clients and family smile and happy. I became a CNA 20years ago I enjoy working in a healthcare setting. I became a Cna to help others care for other's to be a inspiration also inspire other's being a leaning and helping hand to someone else's in need. What I like about being a Caregiver is being able to help someone in need of help also I like to talk with clients and hear there past life and history. I also went to school for Med Tech, Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, Dialysis Tech.. I have a wide range of experience..

I am a very caring person, and treating patients as family. I love taking care of people that is not able to take care of themselves. I enjoy putting smiles on the patient face and getting to know them personally, because it helps me to know what they like and don't like. What hurts them and what doesn't hurt. I'm proud of the things I've learned, wound care, feeding, repositioning, everything that is an addition of being CNA.

Reliable, caring, certified nursing assistant and patient care technician with 8 years of experience caring for elderly and vulnerable adults. Excellent client care, work well with bedridden, physically challenged and memory-impaired residents. Friendly and compassionate with excellent interpersonal communication skills. Flexible to work full time including holidays, discreet and confidential in all dealings with patients and staff.

A honest Christian worker very dependable.

I am a very humble and caring individual that enjoys caring for others. what makes me a distinct Caregiver is my humble personality and being compassionate. I enjoys being a Caregiver because it allows me to care for others and makes a difference in their lives. I was selected as a Care giver of the year with my previous employer.

Hi I'd like to share a little about why I became a nurse. My plan in life was to pursue contemporary dance and to become a beautician. Well I was well on my way when in 1987 right after graduating high school and obtaining my cosmetology license my life suddenly took a different turn. I was given the wrong medication and instantly became a patient. I had great care but one nurse stood out to me. She was ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE! I instantly made a promise that I would become a nurse and be the best at giving care to others!! I love assisting and aiding others to becoming rehabilitated to their natural state of health. I give 110% to those who I provide care for along with their family members.

I became a caregiver so that I could be able to take care of my mother, I like the one on one care that way I can take better care of the clients. My sisters and I took care of my mother for 14 years. I know she 's was getting the best care at home instead of being in a nursing home. I thank God she lived to be 92 years old. I have learn so much by taking care of her. I have been a Certified Nurse Assistant for 16 year. And I love taking care of peoples, that 's my calling.

I have over 10 years experience with Cargiving. Im so passionate about quality care of disabled kids and Seniors or even Seniors whom need just a little help. My outlook is, In order for us to becoome Seniors we have had to do something good. Even the worst person has done SOMETHING good from giving a stranger $1 because they were down and out to holding the door for someone out of courteous. Whatever that good was, as a caregiver we have to show them that we thank them for whatever it was by giving them quality care, not a rush job, not because you need money to pay your bills, but because you care and nurturing is all you really know how to do! My mom had Cancer. Its important to know, you never frown or make a stinky face when changing an ileostomy bag. Knowing they can become fatigue 90% of the time is important from Chemo to their bodys trying to fight take alot out of them. Understanding alot of days they may not want to eat ANYTHING but you have to ensure to get nutrition by giving them a boost ensure or something because they must drink and have liquids. Im comfortable and confident with all parts of care from insulin, to checking blood pressure, oxygen machine, inhalers, suction machine, hoyer lifts, wound care, G-tube feeding, Dementia/Alzheimer, Diabetics, and much more to fun activities, bingo, crocheting, card games and a day out into town.