Blood Disorders Caregivers in Flemington - 94 caregivers found

I have worked as a caregiver for over 14 years. I've worked with many different age groups. Infants, young children, young adults, the elderly and adults with special needs, young and elderly. I am hardworking, compassionate, patient, and reliable.

I am a lady who loves to take care of people in need especially the old and the needy.It gives me joy to render services and show love to people. I also love to be around people who need help and it also help me learn more about humans life.

I am a very down to earth person who loves being a caregiver. I got into this field because i've always wanted to help people since I was a young child, but it wasnt until I assisted with the care of my great-grandmother who had Alzheimer's that I really knew this is what I wanted to do! Im not a perfect person by any means, but I do try my very best to assure that I give all my clients the type of care I would want myself or my own family to receive!

Hello my name is Diamond Ickom , and my personality traits are that I am compassionate, friendly, flexible, independent, honest, and caring and I have patience. What attracted me the most to being a caregiver is because for years I helped take care of my sick mother who passed away last year, she had strokes, seizures, heart attacks, and she struggled with her high blood pressure, yes she had a lot going on and i was there to help take care of her, with that being said being able to help my mother made me want to become a caregiver to help other individuals and their families going through similar health issues. i enjoy putting smiles on faces and letting them know that i am here for them and they're not alone. My personal achievement would be caring for my mother knowing that I did all that I could for her.

For the past several years (2015-current) I have been working as a caretaker for senior citizens in their homes. The job entails: cooking, dressing, baking, cleaning, laundry, shopping and keeping my clients company. My past clients had enjoyed listening to me playing piano. It helps lift spirits while we pass the time. References available upon request.

I am a caregiver since 2014. I love spending time with the elderly people. I enjoy working with them to help with shower, groceries, doc's appointment, med reminders, meal prep, and al the basic ADLS.

What makes me a great caregiver I care from my heart I care about my patients I take good care of my patients I love ,support ,and give them the attention and time they need at all times I'm willing to go to all means necessary to keep my patient healthy,conderable, happy and at peace Nevertheless make sure all my tasks are meet at a timely matter

My journey as a caregiver began with a personal experience, where I witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by a family member in need of care. This experience ignited a deep desire within me to make a positive difference in the lives of others. With immense empathy and a genuine desire to help, I embarked on a path in the field of caregiving, specializing in home care. In my role as a caregiver, I am experienced in a range of areas, including personal assistance, medication management, health monitoring, meal preparation, running errands, and providing companionship. I work closely with individuals who may be elderly, disabled, or recovering from illness or injury, adapting my care to meet their unique needs and preferences. Being a caregiver in home care is much more than just helping with physical tasks; it is about fostering a strong bond with my clients and making them feel valued and respected. I understand the importance of creating a warm and nurturing environment where individuals can feel safe and secure, as well as promoting their independence and encouraging them to maintain their personal interests and hobbies. Continuous learning and growth in my role as a caregiver are incredibly important to me. I actively seek out professional development opportunities, attend workshops, and stay updated on best practices in the field of caregiving. This ensures that I am equipped with the knowledge and skills to provide the highest level of care possible. Above all, my goal as a caregiver in home care is to bring joy, comfort, and peace of mind to those I care for. I approach each day with a positive attitude, a compassionate heart, and a commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of those around me. In summary, as a caregiver in home care, I am dedicated to providing personalized, compassionate, and professional care to individuals in need. I strive to create a supportive environment where my clients can flourish and live their lives to the fullest.

I love helping others. I feel so happy to make others have a smile. I'm very caring, respectful, trustworthy, and reliable. Being a caregiver to others makes me happy and a better person at heart. I love learning news skills and just to make a difference in everyday life.

Reality. The reality is, is that sometimes our most valued connections in life (family members or friends) aren't available at every waking second. We need to find other resources to help create new valued connections, like me! I have an extreme passion for being able to apply my skills and care into what I do day in and day out, and that serving people!! Whether or not somebody's looking for friend, somebody to help them to the bathroom, or help lift their spirits, I want to be that person! Being a medical caregiver requires more than just knowing how to do certain skills, it's about establishing a connection like no other with the person you are there to treat, heal, help over come illnesses or disabilities! Nothing would make me happier than allowing me to join and assist all of your needs with you and your family. I have a very personal relationship with palliative care and/or hospice healing. I was my mother's main caretaker when she was diagnosed with Stage IV Metastatic Lung Cancer in early April 2017. I was her advocate. I lifted her up when she needed to be both physically and mentally. I listened to her, provided her professional medical care with anything that needed and/or required critical medical attention (which was often), but mostly I held her hand. Throughout the entire process the pain was hard, unbearable even, but I wouldn't give up. I know what it's like to be on both sides... The family member and the caretaker. But what I can empathize more with is being the actual patient. The relation to both parties is significant for me. I am feeling more than compelled to help out that special family that needs it. If anyone gets it, it's me. One of my favorite questions: "how can I help you?"