Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Lumber Bridge - 30 caregivers found

I'm actually a military trained LPN, who has worked in home care / assisted living for over 15 years. I was awarded Top Nurse in 2016, by the Top Nurse Association. I have a genuine way with clients, I'm passionate about my job and care I provide. Empathy and understanding are absolutely necessary. ... I'm detailed oriented, patient, with a willingness to help. I enjoy the joy I bring to patients, its heart warming to see the happiness and comfort, just being there provides, along with my professional training, I'm prepared to handle emergencies and able to accept help if needed.

Provide the best service and grateful help to my clients. I'm very responsible, I'm a very active person with my clients. And I love what I'm do.

Hello! My name is Ta'Nay and I have been a caregiver for 16 years. I started out as a private duty aide in 2007. Nurturing and caring for others has always been something that I have enjoyed doing. My patients are like family to me so enjoy building a strong trusting bond with the families that I serve. I have experience in home settings as well as, nursing facilities, assisted living and hospitals.

I am 39 years old. I started in healthcare as an CNA in 2003. I have experience in various settings and or facilities and also experience with working with different people and backgrounds. I am hardworking, dependable, trustworthy and caring. I enjoy being a caregiver because I love helping others.

Compassionate Nurse, Empathetic PCA, Palliative Care, Counselor, Author, Christian Leader, Community Leader, Entrepreneur, Life Coach, Being God's love in action to the poorest of the poor, to the sick, to the suffering, to the dying, to the hungry, to the hopeless, and to all mankind. I have a passion and love for wanting to help people. Many lives have been positively impacted by my compassion, love, kindness and professional care. I would like to bring hope, peace and healing to all mankind.

I'm a 42 year old mother. I have worked 6 years in-house caregiver. I have references of my past patients/clients, also boss. I'm currently taking classes at Robeson community college to further my education.

I have a passion to take good care of others. i have never meet a person I couldn't make smile. I would give me all to someone in need. I wanted to start taking care of people because I wanted to know how and learn to save my dads life. I enjoy the smiles on my patients faces and the joy it gives their family members to know that they are safe with me. That I have brought a great deal of joy to others.

I'm a very dedicated and compassionate caregiver. I love taking care of others.

Positive Influence and great listener. The new experiences and learning capabilities that come with the job. Putting a smile on my clients and patients faces. Being a member of the U.S. Military.

I have had over 30 plus years experience as a caregiver and it all started when I was young I use to go to elderly people's home and help them while others played I was learning a skill that would help me later in life. That is where I learned compassion & empathy along with how to give a insulin shot (smile). The stories I listened to and the smiles I received made me know at a young age what I wanted to do in life. I also became a caregiver at an early age because I had to be trained to become mother's caregiver. She was in a accident suffered a head injury that caused a stroke while removing a blood clot during her surgery. Not to mention I delivered my niece one early morning while waiting for the ambulance to arrive my niece hmm let's say time wasn't of the essence. When they finally arrived she was already there. I've worked as a HHA in the home settings as a CNA/MA in hospitals/nursing homes/ assisted livings. While working in the nursing homes we was offers training by a wonderful physical therapist to do certain range of motion exercises which gave us the opportunity to get titles such as RA which stands for restorative aids , also given titles like BA which is to give baths in the jetted whirlpools. I have spent most of my adult life working in the medical field which I have found to be not just a job it is a passion for me to work with someone and give them that extra guidance that makes them feel able to complete certain things on their own or at least with assistance but that smile they give you when it's done is worth more than anyone could imagine. When I moved to North Carolina I was offered a job to become supervisor coordinator after taking that position I never transferred my CNA's or MA's over then so just became caregiver afterwards I was over 20 plus CNA's that worked with many clients I was able to do scheduling payroll along if they needed an extra hand on the floor assisting with that also.