Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Carson - 3 caregivers found

I became a caregiver in 2010. It feels good to be able to give back to the community. I've worked with a variety of people with a variety of disabilities. I have experience with assisting with medications, scheduling, along with life coaching and socializing people to help in whatever form to maintain the most independence possible.

I am a talkative, adventurous, and caring individual with a true passion for supporting others. Caring for others brings me genuine joy, and I find fulfillment in helping my patients feel comfortable, respected, and content in their daily lives. I began caring for others, such as seniors at 18 years old and continued until I was 25, gaining valuable hands-on experience providing companionship, assistance with errands, and attentive care. I am highly observant and attentive to changes in my patients' well-being, and I prioritize clear communication with both seniors and their families. In addition to my caregiving care experience, I was a preschool teacher for over five years. This role strengthened my patience, flexibility, and ability to adapt to different personalities and needs. As a parent myself, caregiving is a natural part of who I am. I am looking for a position where I can stay active, move around throughout the day, and continue making a positive impact in others' lives. I am very communicative, dependable, willing to go above and beyond, and flexible with scheduling. My key skills include: Strong communication with seniors and family members Observing and recognizing when someone is not feeling well Providing companionship while respecting personal space Assisting with errands and daily tasks Creating a warm, supportive, and engaging environment

I have been a caregiver for year's. It is one of the most rewarding jobs I have had along with working as a floral designer for a non profit org. Called flowers for life. I would take flowers 2 elderly in nursing homes that didn't have anyone that came 2 see them. My last caretaking job was for Martha and Red fisher. Martha had terminal cancer, and Red had Alzheimer's. I was with them for a year before Martha passed and Red moved out of state 2 live with his son. I still write him once a week. Hopefully its a good day that he remembers me!