Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Marble Falls - 13 caregivers found

Iam a very loving, kind,caring person i have been taking care of the elderly for 30+ year's, started out working in rest home as a cna I loved my job just didn't have enough time with all off my patients so I went into private care i love talking with the elderly and listen to there story's i just love what I do .

I love what I do. I've been doing this since 2016. I think I've always tried to give back. I'm very outgoing. I work hard. When I can add quality to a persons life ...it makes me feel good. It truly is an honor helping families and improving their quality of life. I believe in God and Jesus. I love animals. I've lived in Chile and Argentina 20 years so I speak Spanish. I'm 54. Most of my clients have been memory care but I've also worked with hospice on other things and also cared for folks recovering from accidents or medical procedures. I've worked independent and also with agencies. I charge between 15-20 per hour. I have references upon request. 870-634-6234

I've been in caregiving for more then 20yrs, I've worked starting as a CNA, became a Certified Dialysis Tech where I worked in clinics, hospitals (ICU), I've worked as an EKG Technician for St David's Hospital. I currently am studying polysomnography but working in caregiver positions in the mean time.

Hello! I'm makayla, I am currently a nursing student and have tons of experience giving my 100% care for the elderly. I am very passionate about the work I do and find it extremely rewarding to be there for a families loved one when life makes it hard for them to, I am currently seeking a position to become not only a private caregiver and get away from corporations, but to become a wonderful asset to the right family! Fun fact, i am a strong believer and am confident this line of work is my calling !

I enjoy people , their stories , the life they have lived , events in history they lived through that I can only read about . I know and firmly believe God put me on this path of nursing for its what I enjoy , Can give back and where my help is needed . I believe their are nurses and then there are exceptional nurses . If I can impact one family , one person and make the quality of life the live better then I have done my job . Nursing is not just a career it's a life long commitment and friendship to a patient .

I am a very caring and highly respectable person. I believe my job should always be done at 100%. I have a ton of experience working with many different types of individuals (male and female) with many different types of disorders/disabilities. I have a lot of patience. No one individual will be treated any differently than the rest and that is with the up most respect and best care that can be provided by myself. I believe each person should enjoy their lives the best as possible and with my help, I can provide the life that helps most and that is supporting Independence, Respecting Values and Providing Care that is undeniably shown through my work with an individual.

Hi, I'm Shelby! I started out 4 years ago, fixing to start nursing school and wanting experience before I started my journey. So I became a CNA! And I love it. I love caring for my patients and growing bonds with them. I plan on becoming either a Oncology nurse or a NICU nurse to help people or babies in need. Since I was a little girl, I've always been playing nurse and giving all of my babies check ups! I've spent a lot of time in busy hospitals working in the ICU, oncology floor, psych floor, ED, and physical therapy floors. I also LOVE home health care! I feel like I truly get to bond with my patients.

Enjoy caring for the elderly. Very active with patient if they are mobile and able to be taken out. I've had patients I've taken to the movies, walking trails, lake, gone boating, shopping, out to eat, and basically get them out of the house to enjoy their day. If they are home bound I've baked with them some of their own recipes they may have. Because I love to bake from scratch. Cook, clean, and just spend time with them. I feel some don't have long why not make their last days good.

I feel worthwhile and that I am making a difference.Before I started college I worked in daycare.I received a lot of joy helping the children to overcome obstacles. I graduated from the University of Texas and received my BSN. I worked at St. Lukes in the ICU's. I took care of clients with all kinds of problems.I also worked on the transplant unit at ST. Luke's. I transferred to M,D. Anderson Hospital where I was the evening charge nurse. Our clients had a variety of cancers.After 18 months I transferred to a private oncology office. I dealt with newly diagnosed patients.I taught them about their disease, I mixed and administered chemotherapy. The doctors I worked for were also hematologist. We treated a number of AIDS patients.I worked extensively with the families.When the patients disease was no longer treatable I Placed them on Hospice.My children were young and I decided to stay home with them. I eventually went back to school and became a Texas Certified teacher. I was certified to teach grades 4-8th and special education. I taught in public schools and started tutoring privately. I then started to take care of clients that needed my help physically.

I am a very outgoing person my friends say. I love, love people. I love caring for all sorts of ages but love the elderly. I love to make them happy and I think laughter is so important. Doing things with them to keep their minds going. Making sure their hygiene is taking care of even when they feel unsafe with that area at times. I started being a caregiver because I always wanted to help people and let people feel wanted at any age. My grandma had cancer and I started my caregiving at young age of 10. She was special and she loved me taking care of her because I did not mind doing anything she wanted me to do and have kept doing the same for my clients. They need to feel they still have a say so in their own care. I have two beautiful children that are successful in life. raised them in church and taught them to be good people and respect people.