Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Goodyear - 460 caregivers found

Very compassionate,loving and caring as how my parents taught me..Professional knowledgeable in nursing care esp with the elderly..My important traits are conviction,commitment and compassion..I consider my work as a gift from GOD loving my work to the fullest. My extensive experience on this field for 20 years has given me a firm ground in caring and nursing for the elderly, either male or female.

I love making a difference in someone's life.

What makes me a great caregiver is that I' am very passionate about my job. I love working for others, providing the necessary care to improve the quality of life for my clients, I' am very patient, I' am a good listener, I communicate affectively, I' am a quick thinker, problem solver, and very caring. I became a caregiver to help others during a very delicate time. It is not always easy to ask for help, or receive help from anyone. This is what drives me to help others. To help them feel comfortable and cared for. I enjoy making others happy. A personal achievement I' am proud is returning to school part time to receive a social work degree.

1. I like caring for people. 2. Helping people's with things they can no longer do. 3. Being an certified nurses assistant 4. I am compassionate, reliable, honest, and have 23 plus years of experience

Hello! I hope you're doing well? Here's a bit about me: I have a total of 3 1/2 years of professional experience working with seniors. I worked in an adult family home for 2 years. I cared for seniors between the ages of 68 and 84 in large groups of 3-6 seniors. I also have experience with cancer recovery, when I worked as a private homecare assistant for a year. I have great references, live in West Seattle and currently doing the last year of my early childhood development degree part time and online. I take pride in what I do and would love to work with a family. I'm a very nurturing and bubbly person, very responsible and I enjoy reading, writing, dancing, singing, watching movies and driving. Thanks Update: I am fully vaccinated

I believe "care" is one of the most lightly used and least understood words. To care doesn't simply mean being physically present or supervising someone--it goes much deeper. It takes emotional strength, patience, and heart. It means being there not just as a shoulder to lean on, but also as a smile, a sense of comfort, and a source of lightness and fun. That's how I have cared for people--both family and non-family, many of whom eventually became a meaningful part of my life. I care for people the way I would want someone to care for me, and that belief shapes me into a better caregiver. I never initially saw this as a profession. It wasn't until I came to the U.S. and, almost accidentally, took on a few assignments that I realized this is something I'm genuinely good at--and something that comes naturally to me. I am compassionate, warm, and approachable, with an inquisitive mind and a curious soul. I'm blessed with an untiring smile. I can be a chatterbox or quiet company--depending on what the moment and the person need. I enjoy meaningful conversations across many topics, but I'm also a very good listener. I truly love hearing stories and life experiences. I'm creatively driven, love cooking (my previous clients can happily vouch for that ), enjoy my coffee, and find balance through weightlifting. I'm a lifelong learner and never miss a chance to grow from others' experiences. By profession, I am a caregiver and a content and digital marketer. By nature, I am a wanderer, a nurturer, and a learner. In short, I genuinely care about people and am deeply capable of connecting with them on different emotional levels. And last but not least, I come with strong recommendations--and I take great pride in that.

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I'm compansionate with my job as a Care Giver... I love to taking care of elderly and treat them as my family. For me caregiver is angels, I choose this profession not just to earned, it's the passion within to served, to share my Gods greatest gifts and to continue my mission to help others. I don't have to much skills but I believe that Attitude is better than Skills. I'm just a certified care giver and new to this Industry but I will make sure to do my duties and responsibilities based in the experience that I have.

Four years ago I retired from nursing. Recently, I moved to Phoenix Arizona to be near family. I have one married daughter in Phoenix where I presently reside, and another married daughter in Peoria. My daughter and son-in-law in Peoria have one daughter and are currently expecting their second child. Prior to moving here, my most recent pertinent work experience was as a homecare non-medical provider to an senior woman in her Kansas home. Though hired as "non-medical care provider" much of my assistance with this woman did revolve around her medical needs as she was an end-stage cancer patient, as well as diabetic. I helped manage her medication schedule, transportation and ensuring she went to medical/doctor appointments. I also monitored her daily health needs such as blood pressure, blood sugars, etc. I would like to care for you or a loved one in your home, and assist you with some of your care needs. I am willing to assist with light housekeeping, meal preparations, exercise/physical therapy programs, transportation and occasional errands or grocery shopping. I enjoy reading, baking, music, walking and spending time outdoors, as well as spending time with my family. I would be delighted to come work for you! --Freida McMahon

I have and continue to be passionate about caring for people and feel very blessed to have this as my career. I believe that one should always treat others the way they want to treated, with respect, patience, dignity, and kindness. I enjoy caring for people and loving what you do is most important to me. My daughter Saturday has shown me everyday what a gift it is to have such love and compassion for others and also having taken care of my elderly parents has been a gift so it is my family that attracts me to the career in Caregiving. What I enjoy most about Caregiving is knowing that I have made each day more positive and hopefully helped someone to feel better emotionally and physically. A personal achievement I am most proud of is my volunteer work at Scottish Rite Children's Hospital where I was assigned to the Oncology Unit and working just to make the children on that unit love, play, or do artwork taught me how precious life is and how even the smallest kindness matters more than we know. Request pay is $27/hr. Negotiable pay based on location and hours.