Wright State University

My career was in business. I retired at a young age. I went into the health care industry from a suggestion of a relative who worked at a large local hospital. I worked there for 6 years and cared for hundreds of patients each having different illnesses. This background caused me to decide I would like to become an independent provider due to my experience. I particularly enjoy caring for elderly men with dementia. What I've found is their long term memories are interesting and have heard interesting stories especially from WWll veterans. I try to become "part of the family" with each patient. I try my best to help each patient maintain their dignity, be comforting, gain their confidence provide friendship and assure a safe environment. In all my past working experiences caregiving is my most satisfying.

Caring Registered Nurse with excellent bedside manner. Many years experience has given me an understanding of what it takes to be a compassionate and understanding caregiver.

Hi! My name is Zoe and I am known for my upbeat personality, patience, and listening skills when dealing with elderly citizens. I lived with my Mom in an active senior community and was her total caregiver during the last eighteen months of her life following her stage 4 stomach cancer diagnosis. Since her death in 2014, I found a new career field and began my services as a caregiver to MHMR women newly released from prison, a senior veteran diagnosed with Alzheimer's, a 91 year old female with moderate to severe dementia and a 92 year old female with severe dementia whom I am currently working with. As a former teacher and High School Administrator my patience level is very high and I enjoy the company, wisdom and shear joy of working with Senior citizens. Since I have no family here in Texas, it gives me much pleasure to care for a Senior Citizen who is used to company and friends and can now utilize a person in their life who is devoted to their needs. That's me!

Hello! I am a very social person and always see the brighter side of things! I guess you could say my cup is always half full! My passion began many years ago when I became the caregiver of my Granny, who lived with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. I then took on the care of my father who had his first stroke in 2014. I have an AAS, BSN, and I am working on my Master's currently. I approach every situation with the thought of "what would I do if this was my family member?" No matter how small or big the need for services, one thing is gauranteed, I provide 100% ethical, safe, and fun care!

Hello! I'm Jas I've been a caregiver for a year now and I love meeting new people as well as working with the residents and they're families! I am a STNA through OMCC (Ohio Medical Career College) and I look forward to assisting you with your needs!

I consider myself to be a person who cares about other people because I've always gone out of my way to take the time to make someone else comfortable by simply taking the time to stop and offer my help by asking them if they are okay. It was never a problem for me to clean injuries until they are better for my siblings as a child while other refused to even look at it, and this is when I knew I was a compassionate individual.

I am a Registered nurse, I graduated at Kettering College with my BSN on July 2016 and started working at Kettering hospital. Kettering Hospital October 2016- Present I conduct an individualized patient assessment, prioritize patient care based on the data collected; develop plan of care that is patient centered and collaboration with other members of the healthcare team to provide safe and effective care. I performs appropriate treatments as ordered by physician on a general surgery unit in a timely manner. Providing therapeutic nursing interventions as established by individualized plan of care. Documents patient assessment findings, physical/psychosocial responses to nursing intervention and writing progress notes towards problem resolution. I also serve as an advocate between patients and the other healthcare team. I have also worked at UC hospital in Cincinnati as a traveling nurse. I have the experience and skills to provide great, caring and compassionate patient centered care. I also works as nurse aid for about 5 years. Certified Nursing Assistant Kingston of Miamisburg

I enjoy being a caregiver because I like to help those that cannot always help themselves. I'm a great listener, fast learner & great companion.

I am a kind and giving person especially to the elderly. My previous position was with a lovely lady in a wheelchair and walker. We went to the store, lunch, and sometimes just drive around to get out off the house. I choose to be a care giver to assist people who couldn't for themselves. I also enjoy talking and listening to the stories that they have to say.

Hello and thanks for viewing my profile! I have 7 years of professional experience with alzheimer's, dementia, medication prompting, hoyer lifts, sit-to-stsnds, respite care, stroke victims, showering, transfers, wound care and more. I am extremely reliable, trustworthy, and empathetic. Giving you and your family peace of mind and your loved ones the best hands on care out there! I have a car, completely clean record, license. Can drive to and from appointments if needed. Can grocery shop if needed. Prices are affordable and based on case. Hours I have available right now are M-F Full-time 8-4 I'm looking forward to getting to know your family better and helping your loved one/ones :)

I have been a caretaker of family and friends for several years. I understand the need for support as well as caretaker rest. I enjoy assisting others and giving all involved the respect earned and deserved. To be of service means a great deal to me personally as I have watched the struggles of many dear to me!

What makes me a great caregiver, would be my work ethic. I'm professional, caring, tender, and I love being that void in my residents life putting them first and taking excellent care of them. I became a caregiver because of my dad. As a child, growing up I watched my dad constantly help others and I never understood his satisfaction, until one day he told me to understand the satisfying fact of helping others you have to one day experience it yourself, which made me lean towards nursing. ever since I've been in this field I've not only grown to understand the satisfaction of helping others but I have also touched residents heart in helping feel that void, rather its just being an ear, or taking care of them as if they were my own family member. What I like most about being a STNA/PCA, I would have to say are helping the elderly, as well as my patients themselves. Although I can't put myself in their shoes and give false hope, nursing is my compassion it's not necessarily all about the pay but being able to touch someone else's heart means the most to me. I use to sit and watch the residents who family threw them in the nursing home, watch other residents interact with their families and it bottled me because its like negligence to me, I can understand that some situations whether it's dementia, or Alzheimer's can become hard to deal with , but I like being that void because I know that resident could be wishing and thinking they had someone come visit them everyday and I mad

My name is Andie, and I am a child of God, certified nurse assistant with a current BLS, I am currently in Nursing School and I love it. I would love to assist you and your loved one. I have always been compassionate and caring so being a caregiver comes easily. I have 7 years experience in caregiving and 12 years of work experience with Kettering Health Network in Patient Access.

I have been a nurse for seven years, and I have learned every patient is unique and different from the rest.

Hi. I have 20 years experience as a personal care aid. I have experience with the mildly ill to the completely bed bound. I have excellent references.