Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Beverly Shores - 94 caregivers found

I became a Nursing Assistant when my grandfather was diagnosed with Cancer it was hard on my grandmother, but once I stepped in with bathing, helping with light housekeeping around the house or just letting my grandmother get out for an hour or two her load was lightened it was a blessing. I felt giving back to my grandfather for all the love and support he has given me all the years was truly from the heart, he later passed away within three months then my grandmother was diagnosed with Cancer and I stepped in for her with just myself and my little children and again it was a blessing but challenging at same time but God gave me strength through my trail and made me strong.If i can give that to everyone I come in contact with am complete because it's from the heart helping someone with a bath, dressing them for the day, of just having a conversation means a lot to so many.. I love what I do and can give another individual

I have always wanted to major in the medical field, I started working towards my degree in nursing, and I got a job as a CNA. Working with the elderly has been great, it has given me more Patience than I already had. being able to care for someone that can be my grandmother or any family member brings great satisfaction. of course my 87 year old grandmother with early obset Alzheiner's, still lives at home. it is my heart pleasure to see the elderly be safe and happy in their own home with proper care.

I started young as a medical assistant..continued working in Healthcare on and off for nearly 30 yrs. Came home to be caregiver to my parents and continued in caregiving since their death. I am laid back, patient, witty and out right funny at times. I take my caregiver responsibility seriously. I'm punctual and dedicated. I have a soft spot for the elderly so my clients quickly become my friends. My belief is that all people should be shown respect and compassion. I am an animal lover but am allergic to cats.

I am a very compassionate reliable person with over 30 yrs experience. I used to take care of my grandmother and enjoyed ever minute. I love helping the elderly. Making them feel worthy and making them smile is all worth it. I am very sensitive to their feelings. They need companionship someone to listen and have patience and I am that person.

I'm a compassionate and understanding person. I like making a difference and making clients more comfortable. Improving their condition and being there for them during their time of need is important to me. I'm very thorough and I do the best job possible. I'm always complimented on my work and I have received Employee of the Month 2 times and employee of the year. I'm a natural caregiver and always wanted to be a nurse.

Hi! My name is Kathie. I have been caregiving one way or another most of my life & I believe it is my calling. After my parents passed away ( my best friends), I became a Certified Nursing Assistant & began working in a nursing home, which included all levels of Care, such as Long Term Care, Short Term Care,Rehabilitation, Alzheimers, Independent & Assisted Living. I felt I had something special to offer to those in need of assistance, whether it be with a little help, or alot. I have been on both sides of what families are going through & know how important it is to find the best help possible. I really enjoy interacting with people of all ages, & the one on one aspect of Home Health Care. If you'd like to know more about me, or check out my references, please reach out & contact me.

I had to take care of my grandmother, grandfather great aunt. So I wanted to look out for other people family members

My name ia Marissa and Ive been in the healthcare field for 15 years . I started as a caregiver, cna , and now Im a lpn for 12 years now. I Am a great Caregiver. I have patience, dependable, Im flexible, and have a passion for working with seniors especially the dementia population. For the last 3 years Ive been doing home health visits working for several home health companies. I also have experience in long term care, assisted living, methadone dispensing, and pediatric care.

What makes you a great caregiver? I'm a very kind and compassionate person, wanting to see people prosper in their everyday lives. I became a caregiver to invoke change. I love to see people progress where they where not before, and I come in and I'm able to help. I like being a caregiver - again, because I like to invoke change. I like to see people come from a very low place, to a place they thought they couldn't rebound from. Bottom line, I just love being able to a make a difference. What is a personal achievement you are proud of? There are many, however, this one comes rushing to the for front of my mind. I took care of this lady that had TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) When my boss at the time sent me to her home, I spoke w/her husband first. He went on to share w/me that she has slipped into a heavy depression and she just don't want to live anymore. He further went on to say that she had not walked in quite some time since the accident. Now fast forward, I'm speaking with her, she to said her family should have just let her die in the hospital. I shared with her that for the rest of the week we where going to do it her way, and come Monday, it was going to be a new way. To make a VERY LONG STORY SHORT, she began to do things my way. As I sit here (smiling while typing) she went back to the doctor, and he said WOW I have not seen you walk in a long time, she said "you can thank the WARDEN" and then she pointed at me. As I hurry to a close. I am not a cat person.

What makes me a great caregiver? I listen...to the patient and to their family members. Why did I become a caregiver? I love people...I care about people and I like helping others, and always have. What do I like about being a caregiver? Satisfaction I get from patients...That their needs have been meet, their happiness, smile I receive from that patient, the look in their eyes (that says thanks). What is a personal achievement that I am proud of? Finishing my associate's degree (Medical Assistance). Currently I am working/ training for Dialysis tech.