ALS Caregivers in Seattle - 603 caregivers found

My short name is puneet, female age 26. I am a mother of 3 kids and also a phlebotomist. Currently not working so I'm very available towards my schedule. I'm very friendly and social. I start taking care of my grandfather in a young age who was a diabetic until he passed away. So I grew up caring of elders. Also, Love meeting new people and helping others is something I enjoy to do specially, when they appreciate your work. I love taking care of human beings that need help & being phlebotomist is one of the ways I do it. Having responsibility of someone whether it's someone elderly or a kid, I make sure I do it in a way, the person will love having me around them. If you have any questions you can ask me anytime. Thank you.

Turning or moving patients. Gathering medical supplies. Bathing patients. Grooming patients by brushing their hair, teeth, shaving them, etc. Feeding patients and documenting their food and liquid intake. Checking vital signs such as blood pressure and heart rate. Answering patient calls.

experienced caregiver, providing one on one care to patients, well trained in assisting patients with ambulation and mobility, and providing support with daily tasks such as toileting, bathing, medication reminders and grooming. First Aid Certified. Bilingual: English

I am a Navy Veteran. I received the Purple Heart for my efforts in Afghanistan. I've also received multiple Navy medals and achievements while serving in Iraq, Kuwait, humanitarian missions, and here in the states. I have learned to be patient, compassionate, thorough, very dependable, trustworthy, honest and attentive. I am a wife for twenty years to a Navy Doc on a submarine, and a mother of two beautifully amazing daughters. My husband has served in the Navy for more than 20 years! Most of which being as a Submarine IDC, which is rare because it is so tough. He makes me proud everyday. I love my family and I love being able to say I help people for a living.

I have 20 years of experience in caregiving. Very reliable, dedicated and Knowledgeable in the field of caregiving. I have many years of driving. CNA And Cpr first aide certified. Very loving and full of compassion. I have worked with one to one care and also with retirement and assisted living with memory care for almost a year. I do live in for 5-6 days

I am a very outgoing person in a comfortable surrounding. Very patient and loving. I have a gift of smile. I give it out freely as it makes people around me happy. This I have been told by my friends and people whom I have interacted with in one way or the other. My heart gets joy in giving help where needed. As a care giver, I get to meet different people and learn a diverse lot's of things. I keep learning as I keep meeting new people.

My names are Anne Marion. I am a dependable and compassionate caregiver. I have been working in the home care industry for 6years. I pride my self on being able to quickly learn and adapt to any situation. In the past, i have assisted clients with there activities of daily living such as bathing, toileting, home exercise, taking vital signs, and maintained a clean household. I try to connect with my client spending time with them, going for a walk and driving to shopping and appointments. Sometime I assisted with laundry, cooking and house keeping depending on what the client ask.

What makes you a great caregiver? I genuinely care about other people regardless differences and challenging characteristics; I don’t judge people and give them their privacy as well as take care of them with the best care and to their liking and comfort needs. I make sure things are done right and don’t take shortcuts, I’m honest, loyal, and compassionate towards other people. Why did you become a caregiver? I became a caregiver because I realized I listened to peoples needs and wanted to help improve the quality of their lives. I’m good at taking orders and encouraging people to do their best, to bring the best in them out. What do you like about being a caregiver? I enjoy when someone is content with the quality care I provide them. I enjoy taking people’s health into my hands and being successful, by keeping them at their optimal health. What is a personal achievement you are proud of? I am proud to have become a well-informed healthcare professional that knows how to care for any individual with any kind of condition due to all my experience and skills obtained from training.

I have been a caregiver for 20 years: I joined a full-time church ministry and was ordained as clergy. I served as a hospital chaplain for five years in my clergy position. When offering spiritual and moral support to my patients, I discovered I could be involved in extended care. I provided personal hygiene and bathroom services to my patients as a chaplain. This was because I cared so much about my patient's well-being (I do). I did my CNA certification and joined the caregiver's vocation. I have diverse experiences in the medical field and facilities. I have worked in Hospitals, Nursing Facilities, Adult family homes/ group homes, home health aides, hospice aides, and medication technicians. I have a calling and am very passionate about serving patients; I feel fulfilled when I make patients feel comfortable and well-supported. I take delight in the care I offer to my client. Helping patients feel and recognize warm, tender, gentle, and good-natured caregiving. I am a hard-working caregiver, Neat and organized. I communicate where needed with the families and others concerned. I assist my clients with all their daily needs and activities. ABOVE ALL, I AM A CHRISTIAN WITH A MISSION AND VISION OF TOUCHING AND TRANSFORMING LIVES FOR BETTERMENT.

I started of in the caregiving field with taking care of my grandfather. In the process I got to learn a lot and I did enjoy doing it. I treat every client like my own family with love and compassion. Every client had different needs, so I get to understand the client first and foremost. I mostly enjoy the learning process in caregiving, no matter how long one has been a caregiver, we get to learn new things every time. I once had a client who had dementia (late stage), who did not want to go to bed (it was late at night). One thing that the client enjoyed was watching animal documentaries . I showed the client pictures of different animals that I had taken when I went to Kenya and the client calmed down and I was able to redirect the client to bed. My patience with the client helped me assure the client that I was on her side. This scenario really made me proud of the caregiver that I'm becoming. I love what I do.