Vision and Eye Disorders Caregivers in San Joaquin County - 295 caregivers found

Hello My Name is Esly De Leon I am 40 years old and I am a Latina women I am bilingual, I speak English and Spanish, I am a mother of three children and I am hard worker, I have working with elderly from 14 years,I really love my job I love when I can help others.

I have four years of caregiving experience. I hold my CPR and First Aid license. I'm also fully vaccinated. I also have a lot of skills in the medical field.

I began my caregiving career as a skilled CNA in a nursing home at the Care Center in Oakdale. Once I perfected my skills and with the proper work-methods, I resumed my work ethics at Oak Valley Hospital in the Rehabilitation Center; and was promoted by The Director of Nursing to a RNA position ( Restorative Nursing Assistant) working directly with professionals such as PT, PTA, Speech Specialists, RNs and Doctors. It was my absolute pleasure to see my patients regain their health and return home to loved ones. With my acquired experience and knowledge, great compassion and kindness, I became an independent caregiver and have worked as a private caregiver for over 20 yrs. I love what I do. I have met many wonderful clients and family loved ones; and graciously, I have received many letters of recognition. Through my caregiving process, I have worked diligently along side Hospice, applying my nursing skills to bring comfort to dying patients. My goal is to bring a quality of life to my clients with much joy and with a compassion filled with gentle kindness. Please see letters of recommendation and summaries of some of my caregiving positions below. Prefer work in city if Oakdale.

Hello my name is Tammy. I have been doing caregiving for 32 + years. I have experience in physical therapy,occupational therapy. Hoyer lifts GI feeding tubed , colostomy bags, nebulizers, sleep apnea monitors and many more. I have alot of experience and not much I haven't done. I specialized and dementia and Alzheimer's. . I also have experience with hospice care.

I have been involved in working in the healthcare field for over the past 20 years now. I really enjoy taking care of my clients. I show them a lot of empathy and compassion. I like to do what I can to make my clients feel special. I always go the extra mile to keep them happy. What attracted me most about being a good caregiver? This gives me a lot of joy to take care of people. It makes me feel special in my heart to let them know that I am dependable, compassionate, and trustworthy. The three things that I enjoy about being a caregiver are 1. treating a person like a family member 2. I have developed a lot of good relationships with my clients and their family members. 3. I also love to help people through their disease process. One of my personal achievements that I am proud of is my children who I love very much. Also, I am also pleased to say that I received my first degree in Healthcare Management in 2018. I have a lot of great features under my belt which Include MA, CNA, Phlebotomist, and Home Health aide, Also I have a degree in Business Administration. I still have great compassion in my heart to provide care for clients.

I consider myself a honest person, kind hearted and caring. I love being a caregiver it brings me so much satisfaction to help clients in their daily needs. What I enjoy the most about my job is making a difference where I go. Listening, helping and caring for my clients is my expertise.

Hi I'm Roger. I've been a caregiver for 10+ years. I've worked with people from all walks of life. With various disabilities and mental states. I tend to be a hit the ground running kinda caregiver. If something needs to be done, I like to do my best to ensured that it gets done properly. I'm always willing to help so long as my client's and my safety are always maintained.

Since I was a young child I was raised around my elderly family and I loved to help them walk or just do fun things with them. I babysat at the age 9, I just always had that trait in me to take care of others. I took care of my aunt at the age of 17 I had never had training to do any kind of caregiving work but I learned as I went along. For 9 months I cooked for her, I cleaned her wound, drained the bags that were in her incisions, med reminded, bathed her in bed, washed her hair in bed, I changed her in her bed, cut her diabetic toenails and assisted her to and from dr appointments. My aunt suffered from hepatitis C and diabetes. That's how my journey of becoming a caregiver began. I went and took a home health aide class at Castro Valley adult school and got hired at my first company. ComForCare Senior Services in Castro Valley ca. I took break for 7yrs to be a stay at home mommy in 2012 and now I'm ready to get back to work and doing what I love and that's helping others who are in need of help.

I have over ten years of experience in caregiving, I'm also a registered RBT I hold my CPR and first aide license. I'm also fully vaccinated and I have a lot of skills in the medical field.

I initially became a caregiver when my great grand father came to live with my family when I was sixteen years old. At first it was a family duty but it quickly became a career choice. I enjoy being a caregiver because I love and enjoy helping others. It is a very satisfying as well as gratifying position to hold because you are not just assisting the patient/client with their daily living but you are also helping their families and primary caregivers as well. Taking care of an elderly or disabled family member can be a very overwhelming and stressful experience, so being allowed to help families take a well needed break from their responsibility is a very rewarding position. I began my professional career as a caregiver in 1998. I worked for several clients through the private sector before becoming employed with a home healthcare agency in 2001. During my employment there I quickly became a Senior care associate, which not only allowed me the honor and privilege of caring for patients but I was also a trainer and supervisor of other caregivers. Becoming a training/supervisor is an achievement that I am truly proud of because it proved that I was very good at my job and that I took the position very seriously. I am highly competent and very professional caring and compassionate all of the qualities that every good caregiver should possess.