Jitlada D.

Every single day, families are struggling to cope. Many are raising children, working demanding jobs, and trying to care for a senior family member. Advances in medicine and healthier lifestyles help seniors live longer and continue to lead more productive lives. But the numbers also tell another story. More and more children need help to care for their parents.Women, especially, are trying to balance the care of their parents with the responsibilities of parenting, a full-time job, community and volunteer activities and more. These family caregivers eventually run out of hours in the day; the stress becomes too great and the balance is broken. That's where you come in - as a dedicated Professional CAREGiver, you can help these families restore balance, order and peace to their lives and help their loved ones remain at home. Maybe you've been a family caregiver or you just want to make a difference in the life of a senior. This is your opportunity to share your unique talents and skills to help seniors stay independent and live in their home for longer than otherwise possible. An energetic, enthusiastic and friendly person with over 20years experience in Health Care Industry. I am bilingual and possess the following Caregiver Skills. I wish to be considered as an applicant for the position; I have been always interested in health care. If I am successful in my application, I shall discharge my duties to the best of my ability.

Nursing is a calling for me. Making sure that people receive the best possible care I am able to provide is my most important goal. Safety first always, compassion, dignity, privacy, respect and hope are all important attribute's that I find essential to good nursing care. It is a meaningful gratifying experience to know that I can add to someone's life and possibility bring goodness when health issues can be a challenge and so often depressing. Good nursing requires being completely present while in someone's home or in a facility. My standards are no cell phones while at work, no clock watching, and I always address people with respect by using MR.or Mrs. (last name) until I am encouraged otherwise. Using Mama or Papa and other terms of endearment are not appropriate for me personally in professional healthcare. I use old fashion "yes Mam, yes Sir, no Mam, no Sir. and in an audible understandable language. CNA #00648980