723 caregivers with Cancer Recovery experience found near Fort Lauderdale
Following rigorous cancer treatment, individuals and caregivers must fully commit to health restoration. While recovering from the disease, elders will likely experience fatigue, pain, swelling, dental problems, nausea, weight changes, or bowel and bladder issues as the aftermath of chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery. Due to the fragility of seniors health, caregivers are especially attentive towards their individuals needs and wellness changes over time. Maintaining everyday household responsibilities such as cleaning, cooking and laundry; providing a healthy and low-fat diet; calming exercise; follow-up care with doctors and symptom monitoring are all important aspects of caring for cancer survivors.
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I am a easygoing individual who loves to care for others with a smile. I started as a care giver when my mom got sick in 2016 and needed that level of care, assistance and attention.
The highlight of my day is when I accomplish a job well done and my patients are content with a smile.
I am a great caregiver because i take pride in caring for my patient and commit myself %100, i am a very caring and dependable person, and i put the safety of my patient first. I became a caregiver because i enjoy spending time and caring for people in need care. What i like most about being a caregiver is helping people that need help and at the same time i am learening a lot about different lifestyle and it help me to apppreciate life more. I am proud of going back to school after 20 years and acquire an AA Degree in Special Education, which i graduated with Honors. I am from the country of Belize and i have been here for 20 years, i have been a CHA/HHA for 17 years caregiver.
My interest in caregiving started at an early age. Every sunday after church I would visit the sick and shut in members and others who requested prayers. I then attended a Medical Specialty High School and was involved in volunteering at local Adult Day Cares. When I was about 15 years of age my grandmother started developing Dementia and shortly after had a stroke. I became her main caregiver; cooking, cleaning, reading to her when not in school.
I love the fact that I get to make a difference in someones day to day life. I tried many different ventures and always ends back into caregiving. This is what I'm meant to do and I'm good at it and enjoy doing it.
Empathy and compassion, patience, attentiveness, dependable, trustworthy are the personality traits I possess. To play a vital role in one's life that requires my dedication, compassion and stamina caring for someone who needs it, giving back to tired families, making someone smiles, and making a real difference that's what attracted me.
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I have 15+ years of experience as a certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), highly skilled, great personality, efficient, resourceful and well rounded. Assist with all areas of personal care, help with errands, transport to and from doctors' appointments, prepare meals, do laundry, assist with bathing and toileting, transfers with gait belts and hoyer lifts, etc.
Took care of last patient (bedridden last 4 years) as a live-in CNA for almost 10 years - 2008 through 2017 when she passed away. Available for live-in or hourly. CPR certified. Level ll background check and First Aid training.
I like people and getting to know them. I am comfortable sharing my history and story. I am kind and insightful. I like to learn and share my knowledge. Most of all I feel valued when I can assist others in being as independent as they can and help with what is needed. I am faith based and believe we are all here on earth for a purpose. I try to live that out daily. I do feel we are all responsible for ourselves and when we need help, we should ask for it.
I learn new things everyday and love to grow as a woman, friend and caregiver.
I'm a caring person who treat people exactly the way I want to be treated by others. I thank God for allowed me to receive both family education and the one that everybody else gets from school. I'm not doing this for the money for sure because this type work requires more than just going to work everyday for a paycheck.
I chose to be a nurse, because I enjoy working with people, put them in my feet that I can help them better, understand their situation, share stories with them, help them in areas that they have trouble with. I am proud to see myself at the end of the day make them feel good and happy.
I've been a caregiver for 13 years. I love this job because it gives me the opportunity for people to stay at home, nursing homes or anywhere they may feel comfortable.That's my nature and I'm a team player. I know I'm a great caregiver because I understand how difficult sometimes it can be to transition to Something different from my own experience. One of the reasons that I am so dedicated to this job Is because I took care of my mother that had MS for several years until she passed away. Another great experience I had was with a patient that I took care of for 6 years. He was disabled and bound in a wheel chair, that really made me appreciate life at its fullest.
I am a caregiver for many years now, and i still enjoyed what i does best. I become a caregiver because i love to provide care to those who are not able to take care of themselves as before for whatever reasons. this job is very rewarding it makes you feel good about oneself, the joy and happiness you can bring to others,the smiles and thank you that you often get makes you want to continue,i have always enjoyed helping other so i know this is my calling and i will forever do my very best. When i was about nine years old living with my adoptive mother, in my Native country, I never forget how i had to tidy her, and fix breakfast lunch and snacks every morning before i leave for school, and after returning home i had to wash those dishes and even cook Dinner,because one day she was cooking a pot of soup and it fell and burn her real bad,I remember seeing her in that hospital bed in pain. I'm a honest, empathetic, loving, gently and reliable person,i enjoy meeting and working with people.I pay attention to all details,and like to be sure everything is just right. I am a creative thinker. And like to have an open mind about what will work best, i am efficient and highly organized, which enables me to be as productive as possible on the job.
I like to be early on my job I also love to care for my patient needs,as a child growning up I know I want to care for my elders.i also take care of my grandma mother who have a stroke.
My name is Pamela Seuramsingh and am a registered Home Health Aide (HHA). I am a kind, honest, responsible and compassionate individual who possesses twenty plus years of work experience. Taking care and helping people is my passion, especially the elderly. I have worked at hospitals in Long Island, Manhattan, at nursing homes and at agencies which put me at the personal residences to give patients care at home. I have also worked with several celebrities during my career.
1. When a patient goes to the doctor and have to hear very bad news and suffer from extreme pain, they need a happy face and support. As a caregiver, it's my duty to offer the kind of support and passion that they do not receive in the hospitals. I became a caregiver because I care and I want to offer my help.
2. I like the organizing of daily schedules but most of all I like to keep my clients active especially the elderly. I have researched to prominent causes of increased diseases and pain in elderly clients and the one thing they all have in common is being sedentary. So I enjoy getting my clients active to reduce stress, pain, and increase longevity.
3. I am proud when my clients want me to return. When they are happy with my services and are excited in me returning.
4. I am currently working on gaining more education by becoming a nurse and then later I hope to become a physician assistant.
I have been the caregiver for the past 12 years I am very hardworking trustworthy reliable and very responsible too wonderful sense of humor I do have experience working with Alzheimer's dementia stroke paralyzation feeding tube catheter I am always focused and making sure I get my job done I am a certified home health aide I do have my CPR license I don't drive and I am available for living position Monday through Friday
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