Arthritis Caregivers in Otis - 32 caregivers found

I'm very understanding and punctual , and treat people like people. I have respect and can understand boundaries , personal space but also reach goals that need to be reached. I started doing caregiving after my great grandmother passed. She was completely independent and ended on hospice so I learned it all starting with her and when she passed I missed that feeling of helping someone and the joy I brought to them. I'm proud of the women my grandmother raised and how she never needed for anything as long as I was around.

Members of my family can be found working in all sections of the medical field and when I was rif/made redundant from my job in 2006; I returned to care. Prior to this as a stay at home mom, I worked weekends at the hospitals to supplement the family income. I have been employed as a Health Care Aide both in the USA and the UK and have experience of dealing with clients from different cultural backgrounds as well as stroke, diabetes, dementia, and end-of-life care. I am very professional in my approach to my work, possess good communication skills, very safety conscious, well organized, can work independently as well as in a team setting and strive to ensure my clients' independence and supporting their physical and psychological needs.

What helps me be a great caregiver is that I'm friendly. I am enthusiastic and passionate about my work. I am well organized. What's attracted me to be a caregiver was the fact I didn't get the chance to know/be around my grandparents growing up and I wanted to see what it felt like to at least get a feel of being in the older generation presence. I enjoy satisfying the elderly and making sure they needs at fulfilled.

Hello, I'm Heather. I became a caregiver because I believe it is my Destiny. My grandmother was 80yrs old when she went into a diabetic COMA, (we didn't know that she was diabetic) we (the family members) were all called in to say our goodbyes,because after 2wks her heart was failing . I got there last to say my goodbye, and as soon as I started speaking to her, "my grandmother awoked" and started speaking to me, she called me by my name right away. I still remember the profound impact it had on me,it activated something within me,i vowed i would always take care of my grandmother to the best of my ability .The Dr. Wanted my Grandmother to be placed in a nursing HOME but she refused, so the Dr. suggested we trained to take care of her at home. From then on I knew that I was called to do this work,helping others like my Grandmother. We all became nurses because we loved and respected her so much, my Grandmother passed 8yrs later,but we all made sure that it was the most loving, respectful, most dignified time before she passed. Needless to say when she passed, we were all surrounding her with all our love and gratitudes. She died with a BIG smile on her face, I always remember that smile and in my work I aim to inspire all my patients to smile .My Grandmother's illness became a blessing for my family and me,I would love the opportunity to assist and share my blessing with your family in the most caring, compsssionate and loving manner. Thank YOU. Heather.

I am a very compassionate and loving person. Empathy is my greatest strength. ( The ability to treat others as you would want to be treated is everything) I enjoy helping people

I get along with everyone, I am very out going and helpful. I love what I do, and I took care of my grandmother for 7 years in my home. I love helping out people and get satisfaction of helping others it's a very rewarding feeling to me.

A little about me I live takeing care of people who just need an extra hand or just want someone to talk to I like be able to help people. My grandmother is a big reason I become a caregiver I watched her for years struggle with Parkinson's an slight dementia and all I wanted to do was help I tried to help her but she was determined to do it herself but she knew I was right by her side if she needed an extra hand.

I have experience as Covid Tester, Care giver, HHA and CNA. Im a care person who likes to help others.

***Pay Rate is negotiable :) Hi how are you? My name is Kaitlyn. I'm a 32 year old proud mother of a beautiful 8 year old girl. I have been a CNA for 7 years now and I love it. I took care of my uncle who unfortunately died of Cancer, which inspired me to help others. I enjoy building that special bond with my clients. I'm a very easy going, polite, kind hearted individual. I have pride in everything I do :)

I've been a care giver for 9 years :) I lost my father in 2006 and after that I've dedicated my spare time to helping other people. I have so much love for this type of work and taking care and helping others . I come with experience and references . Have any questions? I'd gladly answer them .