Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Amherst - 29 caregivers found

I am a very passionate about caring for others. I am an empathetic, caring person by nature. I am trustworthy and dependable. I have a vast amount of experience due to the fact I am a former nurse. I love getting to know people and am very good at helping patients formulate a routine that is both realistic and ideal for their circumstances. A plan that takes into account the family dynamics and is mutually beneficial hopefully.

I take pride in helping others. I like to serve and help others. I became a caregiver to take care of my daughter who has cerebral palsy. And found that there are many families that need help just like I did .

Hello, My Name is Bianca Shropshire. Currently I am a student at Lorain County Community College for Minoring in Business and majoring in Computer Networking. My expected date of graduation is May of 2020. I began working in healthcare in 2005. I worked for The Methodist village in Elyria Ohio in Dietary But decided to make a career change to obtain my State Tested Nursing Assisting Licenses once I turned 18. After obtaining my Licenses I obtain a position on the Neurology floor as a clinical technician in which I performed slightly a little more care than what your STNA Licensed which consist of placing and removal of Foley Catheters, removing IV catheters, and Testing blood sugars as ordered by the physician. What our floor specialized in was post recovery for surgeries within the neurological spec, stroke, seizures, dementia, Alzheimer, neurological disorders, meningitis, and some Gastrointestinal care IE ileostomy, or colostomy bags. Being a caregiver is what I have always been best at. I love to be able to help others with just the basic needs in life that sometime we take for granite in being able to do on our own. One of my biggest achievements in life was becoming a mother and raising my children to be kind unto others and help where needed and that comes with rewards in life that money cannot buy.

My name is Jessie. I am a Unites States Army Vet. I have worked in the Home Health field on and off for the last ten years. I am DODD Certified. I am understanding that a majority of the clients had an independent life prior to them needing any type of assistance so I strive to remind them that I am only here to help. No matter how much or little they may need.

Hi. I am what they consider a vet in the medical field. I started out taking care of my grandmother at the age of 14. Doing so gave me this since of honor and love. It also sparked my interest in helping others throughout my years. I have worked with dementia, hospice, disabilities, given showers, cleaned clothes and etc. I was a certified CNA and STNA in two different states with high honor. I am now med certified and also a Behavior Technician.

I'm a very empathetic, compassionate, 27 year old woman. I love caring for others, and have since I was 18 years old. I most enjoy spending time with my patients and their families, and getting to know them personally. I started working with children at a day care, then switched to taking care of adults at CCF main campus. Then recently transferred to Fairview where I now care for mothers and babies before, during and after delivery. I am certified in Basic Life Support as well; just renewed my certification September of 2019. I also have my own car for transportation.

Known for being reliable, caring, and empathetic to all people. My caring personality, and my own experience with the health care system as a patient myself guided my decision to become a caregiver because there was no better way to pay back than taking care of others as they did for me. Being a caregiver to me is what gives meaning to existence, because I get to share the experience of patients during their most venerable moments. Giving me an opportunity to comfort and putting a smile on the face of helpless and hopeless patients. During my practice experience, I have seen patients who were withdrawn, desperate, and having lost all desire to live, regaining faith in life and smile again. That's what brings happiness to me.

I became a caregiver because I wanted to help those in need. I have experience working in a nursing home as an STNA, DSP and home health aide. I've worked with the elderly and developmentally disabled people, helping both with daily activities.

I have been a caregiver since I was 8, I helped take care of my grandmother, I didn't go to school for this career but once I graduated and started helping my grandmother more I knew I wanted to be in a career that I could help others. As the years went on I have been in this career for 8 years plus if you consider me when I was younger. I also have 3 children and 1 of them is my niece and I have custody of her. I am so proud of the career I have chosen, I also took care of my mother that has lung cancer until she passed. I ma a very lovable and caring person.

Caring , bilingual , experience in the medical field for over 25 years , dedicated, outgoing , compassionate overall good human