Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Lindale - 18 caregivers found

Hello, My name is Jessica and I've been an LPN for 4 almost 5years. What made me become a nurse, is when my grandmother had a stroke which caused her to walk and talk all over again. I gained interest in learning how to make the recovery possible and would help her with bathing and other needs that I could assist with. From that point, my mind was set into becoming a nursing once I grew up and finished school. I made that possible in 2013, after graduating I've been working with geriatrics since I've become a nurse. I love working with the elderly, and helping those in need of regaining their physical abilities. My most honorable achievement is becoming a successful nurse and a mother of 3 handsome boys, which is my world. I am in process of going back to school to gain my Associates in RN.

I have been doing CNA since 2004 in Florida and since 2013 in Georgia. I am very compassionate about what I do and I enjoy it.

I'm very compassionate, caring, and patient... I'm Also, a people's person... I enjoy helping others, a fast learner, and whatever I do, I do with love... I always try to give 100%... I enjoy, being a caregiver... I truly believe, it is my calling... Because my biggest accomplishments, is helping others achieve their goals

Hi, ( I am covid vaccinated ) I can work any shift, any times. I don't mind working on weekends or on the holidays. I have 17 years working in the medical field. From a Private Caregiver, Home Health Aide, Assisted living / Memory Care facilities, Skilled Nursing and Agencies. I have successfully completed the requirements of National Council of Certified Dimentia Practitioners. I'm a Certified Dimentia Practitioner. ( CDP ) My heart is in what I do and I love what I do. It's not about a paycheck. As people age with time and things begin to change in their life they may not understand the changes. They need someone who is going to take the time to listen, be patient, understanding and knowledgeable while caring for them. Without losing who they are or their their sense of independence. My passion is with Dementia and Alzhemers Elders. Becoming apart of their world and learning from them. That's the BEST experience you will ever get. Straight from the Residents. They may not remember your name but they will always remember how someone treated them.

26 years nursing experience as an RN. Provided home health services for the past 12 plus years. Geriatric and pediatric experience. Trach/ vent and central line experience. Case management experience. Caring, compassionate and excellent people skills. Great teaching skills and no physical limitations.

I am a care giver naturally. I love helping others. I took care of my parents before they passed my Dad had cancer and wanted to stay home until he passed and I helped him through his journey. Feeding changing his bed administering pain meds and checking vitals. My Mom had a stroke several years later and kelp her at home for 5 years. I trained as a CNA but because of personal reasons was unable to finish . I can take vital signs, bath,assist to bathroom cook clean anything necessary to help a loved one stay at home and be as comfortable as possible. Even though my last job didn't envole complete care to an individual I did assist them several them times over my 20 years when they were sick. I've raised 3 children 3 grandchildren. I'm married to a wonderful caring husband. It's unfortunate in this time of my life because of covid I am now having to seek employment because my employer is down sizing . I look forward to meeting my next family to help and take care of their needs . I love to serve others. I choose to look up not down when things take a crazy turn. Looking forward to what lies ahead.

I have worked and enjoyed working with elderly in private care as Well as nursing home. I have experience with Alzheimer, hospice and bed riden patients. I trained at Shepard Spianal Center in at Atlanta Ga. I was fortunate enough to get this training while working with spinal cord and brain stem injury patient. I also worked in DR. Office atmosphere, working front and back office from answering phones to drawing blood and assisted Dr. with procedures that needed to be done on patient. I held a CNA for years until I became a PCT in the year 2003. For this reason I felt like I need to learn more so I could help the patient I was working with. I take a lot of pride and care for the acomplicements that I have sucessed in and look forward to being able to care for someone and know that I gave that person my all. When I go home at night I want to be able to know that I gave my Patient the best care I could. As a result of that when I go to sleep at night I can sleep cause I did everything I was trained to do for that person and I pray I left my job that day with my Patient smiling

* I am empathetic, responsible, quick to learn, great ability to orient myself to unfamiliar environment, and great problem solving skills. * I pursuing a nursing career and see this as a start. * Sitting and talking especially with the old. i just love taking care of them. * Being able to multitask and remain calm in critical situations

I have 6 years of experience as a caregiver

My name is Ashton, but I go by Paige. I am 24 years old. I've been a caregiver since I was 19 years old. Caring for others is my passion! I have a TNA certification, I have worked in home care, nursing homes, and I've also worked in group homes with clients with intellectual disabilities & crisis units. I've had years of experiences as a caregiver/PCA. I am currently looking into going back to school for my CNA license & moving up from there! I look forward to all of the great opportunities!