Martissa H.

I can say I am a good caregiver because I love what I do. I want helping other individual and giving the best care I can share them. My profession and being a caregiver molded me to be a strong person and love the work I do even in times of heavy and strenuous workload. I can give you testimonies and documents about the cases I handled. Let other discover who you are.. As I mention earlier I like to be a caregiver because I touch lives of people, especially the elders 100 percent I can make them feel that even in their last stage of life there are still people who can let them feel that they are important. The greatest achievement I have was able to send my daughter to a good school because of caregiving. Even though our work is tiring at the end of the day a client will tell you and will say....'THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR EVERYTHING YOU MADE ME COMPLETE. For me this are acievements. I am Elizabeth Loberiza 54 years old, from Philippines a graduate of Bachelor of Science in nursing. Was an Iccu and ER nurse In my younger years. Then I change work with residential care home , work includes direct care. Type of patent DD, elderly ambulatory and non ambulatory. I went school with Direct Support Professional year 1 and 2..Then work with agency with One on one client. I have handled all kind of cases simple and complex. The only thing I can assure you off I can be an asset in your company.

Hello, I have 13 plus yrs. of experience as a primer caregiver to my late husband who was disabled with a massive stroke. I am a compassionate, family oriented person and have expertise in caregiving to those in need from being my late husband's caregiver for more than a decade. Taking care of my husband and the influence of my spirituality motivated me to pursue caregiving as a profession. I enjoy being a trusted, empathetic companionship to someone seeking care as seeking care can be lonely and vulnerable. I wish to help those in need of care feel safe, looked after, and valued by the world. A personal achievement of mine as a caregiver is patience and trust that I have gained over my years of caregiving, nothing makes me more satisfied than seeing my patient feel the care they're receiving and trusting me with their life and needs.