Blood Disorders Caregivers in Lebanon - 33 caregivers found

I love to work with people I am a Christian .and have been doing caregiver for over 24 years

I been with my Employer now for 8 years with hospice Organization. Easily to get along with. Willing to take care of your love ones like as if they were mines.

I join Health Care services in 2005. Since then the experience acquired and wonderful people I've met has been a source of encouragement to me. They call me a wonderful Caregiver, and 'am blessed with this.

I have been in the healthcare industry for over 3 years. With the privilege of gaining experience as a healthcare profession. I truly have enjoyed my role over the years as a Caregiver working in home care, hospice care and behavioral health. Making a difference in some ones life has always been my destiny with providing them with a safe and healthy environment. I am reliable, dependable, respectful and trustworthy. Enjoying making a difference such as smile on someone's face will go a long way. Being positive helps to be a better person and will provide the best care for your love one.

Blessings. My name is Irina. I am a daughter, mother, gf, I love Jesus. Since being a young girl I have always wanted to take care of others. To be someone's something when they are in need. I became a nurse in 1998. I started in nursing facilities. I have worked part time in a family doctors office, ER setting. My most rewarding job is Private care. To be able to provide one on one is so beautiful. To be needed is such a great blessing. I have experience in most diseases and illnesses. I worked with ALS, Heart Failures, Cancers, Alzheimer's, Dementia, Skin Conditions, Vision Loss. Wellness is very important to me. So I always try to incorporate healthy eating habits and healthy life style to those I care for. We are surrounded by to much negativity so being a small positive in someone's life is a beautiful gift.

Hi my name is Michelle I have been home health aide for 38yrs exp. I worked nursing homes, dialysis centers, hospice, dementia units, private homes. I love working in the nursing field its so rewarding to me. Two years I took on a new challenge and started working with autistic children. It takes a special person and that person is me.

I'm very passionate about caregiving, I'm driven by a genuine desire to make a positive impact in people's lives. My skills include compassionate communication, empathetic understanding, and a strong commitment to providing attentive and personalized care. I believe in creating a supportive and nurturing environment for those in need, fostering both physical and emotional well-being.

I love making genuine connections with families. I always try to make others days better.

Hello I'm Samantha a 26 year old female I started in this industry out of high school after losing my great grandmother to cancer I wanted to be able to make a difference in peoples lives, to provide a better quality of life for those who need it, from being a companion, to cooking meals, tidying the house, or running errands and doctors appointments, it's just as important for those who can't do everything on their own to be able to have access and assistance to complete daily living and activities.

I am very attentive to the details and needs of the family and patient. I am careful with following instructions. I am a very loving, caring person and I get attached to my patients easily as if they are family. I feel care giving/nursing is God's work. Also, I believe in caring for people, giving them their dignity in their last years of their lives, and I am fulfilling a divine purpose in life for me. I enjoy most the companionship, keeping the patient's dignity and cleanliness, and giving them comfort, care and a feeling that they are not alone. Being there for them. I cared for a dying woman and we had the worst snow storm in Lancaster County. She passed away that night and the undertaker was called. We had to even shovel the snow to open up the driveway. I helped the family do that. This was beyond the call of duty, but I felt that I could do anything to help them out. I worked outside of the required time and the agency gave me a letter of recognition for going above and beyond the call of duty. I also cared for a family, a husband and wife team, for eleven years until they went to a nursing home. Their children were doctors and nurses. They really appreciated everything that I did for their parents.