Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Bridgton - 7 caregivers found

My patience, my listening skills, and my care for the residents, I think makes me a great caregiver! I worked in a kitchen for 12 years at a nursing home and knew I could proved more for the residents then just serving meals and making them coffee, also I took care of my mother the last 6 months of her life and that alone made a huge change in my career path! I enjoy the conversations the residents have with me. I love hearing their life stories about their kids and grandkids! I enjoy waking up knowing that I'm going to make their day or they are going to make mine. I'm a proud mother of two young children!

I have a natural love of helping people. I have experience with Alzheimer's, Dementia, Diabetes, Cancer and many other skills.

I'm an extremely empathetic, caring and compassionate person. I am a caretaker by nature and have always felt that doing such work I was born to do. I grew up taking close care of family members and got great joy from doing so. I feel caretaking gives me incredible purpose and can't imagine doing anything else.

Been a CNA for a long time , worked in a hospital for about 5 years and agency jobs in between. Love working with people and making sure taken care of.

I have been in the Medical field for 11 years. I have a warm and caring approach and like to treat people with dignity and respect. I have gained numerous skills and Certificates including: PSS, CNA, Phlebotomy, Medical Terminology, CPR. I would like the opportunity to work in the home-health care environment with a loving family.

I am 49 years old and have been in the restaurant business for 30 years. I am married and have 2 kids that are grown and out of the house. I have always had a passion for being a caregiver. I am at the point in my life to pursue a new career. I was the caregiver for my father when he had throat cancer. I am currently the caregiver for a lovely women who has had open heart surgery. I love the one on one and comfort of taking care of someone in their own home. I think it's important for the patient and the family members to be in the surroundings that they are familiar with. I find it very gratifying to know that I can help take care of someone in need. I know how stressful it can be for the family. So to be able to help everyone feel better knowing that their loved is being cared for by someone that has gone through a similar situation can be comforting.

I have a disabled younger brother and was raised by my grandmother. I have always wanted to help others and have always been in a situation that I was able too and I don't see myself doing anything else but this for work. I have worked in a private facility with my amazing work partner with the same experience if not more- we are both looking for a one on one that requires a two person assist as we live together and commute together we will not disappoint with our knowledge and professionalism, as we are both asking for an hourly rate I hope you will take into consideration that two is better than one when it comes to taking care of your loved ones so every little detail can be monitored with fresh eyes and extra hands. :)