Vision and Eye Disorders Caregivers in Smithville - 145 caregivers found

I would describe myself as a respectful, observant, reliable and patient person who provides first-class care. Over the years, I have worked in various roles where the need to work closely with other people, follow strict rules and procedures, and demonstrate understanding and empathy have been required.

What makes me a great caregiver to me are I will go above and beyond for my residents a are whomever I work for. I am a perfectionist down to the last detail. What 1st attracted me to being a caregiver was my Grandmother she was an LPN up until her 2nd Surgery and was very proud of beinging an LPN. What solidified my beinging a caregiver are a CNA was my oldest son which put me in the role early on of becoming a caregiver He was had to have several surgeries do to a rare Gastrointestinal situation which caused him to be on An IV at all times, a feeding tube and a colostomy Bag for while but not anymore he is 16 now and will be celebrating 17 years of life in 6 month with none of the above. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is simply just the pure love of being able to help someone out period. Being able to see my 1st patient my oldest son see 16 and knowing it was partly my aiding in his care that got him to this milestone in his life is my personal achievement.

I am a mother of 4. I am a very caring and honest person who love working with people.

Im funny Im out going Im talkative Im caring

My personality traits are patience and understanding. I have 10 years of experience. My grandmother made me to want to be a cna. I love taking care of others. I look forward to graduating from college.

I think the traits that make me a good candidate for caregiver are that I am empathetic to the client's situation, understanding that I am their to assist the client' in achieving their goals, and I'm an active listener and truly try to get a view of the entire situation going on. I have worked with many different populations with stronger emphases in mental health, developmental disabilities, and addiction and recovery. I have worked with clientele as young as 18 and as old as 90, so I am rather comfortable working with any age group.

I am a certified nursing assistant in Missouri and in Kansas With my Medication Aide License, and my Cpr and First aid certificate. I became a caregiver for many reasons 1 from coming from a famity full of nurses and 2 I love helping people and being there for people and giving the best care To them. I also love the care that I provide And love to see the people's lives that I touch by being so passionate and caring in their time of need. I work with clients with Dementia and Alzheimers and others who just need help with their daily living and activities. I provide Bathing, Cooking, Cleaning, Laundry, Medication set up And Making sure all Medications are taking as needed, Errands also are provided as needed. I have many areas I'm familiar with doing in this field. I have a current back ground check as well and you may do your own as well. I have references as well. Thank you again

I am a former retired RN. I have worked in medical surgical psychiatry home health long term care. I work now as a part time care giver and like interacting with people in a positive manner. I like to promote wellness and safety

I decided to be a caregiver because it's something that I've always been used to my grandmother was blind and had cancer my mother had three strokes she was also diabetic and on dialysis I had a sister that was diabetic and I also take care of my brother now who's completely blind he's also diabetic and on dialysis so this is my nature this is what I know to help and take care of people I feel like that's my calling in life I have empathy and am often told I have a sweet and calming spirit I realize that being disabled can be very frustrating at times so I believe that I have the patience to be able to help clients through those difficult times.

I was a caregiver to a quadriplegic professor when I was in college to help pay for my tuition. After college, I continued doing private care on the side for some Alzheimer patients at a nursing home. In 2004, I enrolled at a nursing school for a year and a half. I did not finish my degree, but I did receive my certification as a CNA and as a Medication Technician. I keep up to date with the newest discoveries and findings in the world of medicine. Even though I have not had any new medical training, I am current on my knowledge of diseases, medications and side effects of such medications. For instance, I am aware that when you care for an Alzheimer's patient, you step into his/her world, and not insist that he/she conforms to your expectations of what is real. I am compassionate and capable. All of the kids are either all grown or almost grown, but I still have this vast need to nurture. My husband refuses to be smothered, so, I need to go out of the house and find someone else who would appreciate being cared for :-) My kids are my biggest accomplishment. The eldest is going to medical school this summer, and the middle one is attending UMKC in August. The youngest one is doing great as a Sophomore while giving out just enough sass to maintain her teenage status.