Depression Caregivers in Las Vegas - 806 caregivers found

I became a caregiver/Companion, Personal Care Assistant, Respite, and hospice Care Provider. Because I love what I'm called to do, I'm compassionate, and caring and patient-focus caregiver. Companionship, and emotional support for my clients, and strong belief in importance in patients care. Caring for clients needs, insuring their safety, healthy diets, and being able to fulfill their health care needs, and dignity, keeping them happy with the care I provide. I am level-headed health care professional who remains calm and effective in difficult and stressful situations. Skills Dementia, Alzheimer's, and Hospice Care Trustworthy, Companion Efficient Reliable Team Player CPR Certified Registered with (HCA) Home Care Assistance Government Agency Recent TB Test/Physical (DOJ) Department Of Justice Finger Prints CA Driver's License AAA Car Insurance Adult/Child CPR Certified Liability Insurance

I became a caregiver at the age of 17 helping my great grandmother. I transitioned into the health care field at the age of 18; I've worked in numerous health care facilities and hospice facilities. I enjoy connecting and meeting new souls. My clients often turn into family or friends. This is what makes my job amazing to me. I love and get along with people from all walks of life. My goal is to make each and everyone feel safe, loved and taken care of. I hope to meet you soon.

Attentive & compassionate to clients & their families. Patcience, respect & understanding to clients feelings. Providing moral support during difficult times as well as incouraging safe fun activities & healthy living. I'm proud & honored to have worked with professional doctors, nurses and compassionate sincere caregivers. Working together making a difference in peoples lives.

I am a state-certified Med Tech and PCA with 17 years of experience in senior and special needs care. I am BLS (CPR/basic life support) certified and have extensive experience working with clients who have dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's disease, amputations, ADD, OCD, chronic pain, and those recovering from strokes, BBL PO and Plastic surgery. Omomgst other services my services include companionship, running errands, meal preparation, medication reminders, assistance with bed baths and showers, and using Hoyer lifts and gait belts. I can also help with transportation to medical appointments, range of motion (ROM) exercises, grocery shopping, and post-operative care, including BBL around the clock ( three-day/or more ) care. My passion for enhancing my clients' quality of life drives me to assist each person with compassion, dedication, and dignity. I have received recommendation letters from previous clients and their families, reflecting my commitment to providing quality care. I truly love what I do, as it allows me to make a positive impact in people's lives. I believe this commitment is evident in the quality of my services. While I have worked for a well-known senior care franchise, I have decided to branch out on my own to offer personalized care. My hourly rate will be discussed and may be adjusted based on the specific needs of each client.

I have been a caregiver for the past 12 years and enjoy the care I provide. I take pride in being honest, trustworthy, and reliable.

A little over 10 years ago I got a call from my aunt while at work that my mom had almost fallen from a step ladder at my house. She was by herself and we had just lost my dad to his battle with cancer a few months prior so it was on that day that I quit my job as an event planner to stay home and care for my elderly mother. She has forever changed my view on the importance of caring for loved ones in times of need. My family lost a wonderful soul over a year ago and I find myself wanting to share my compassion, love, and assistance to other seniors who are in need because I believe in sharing this blessing with others to live each day to its fullest.

Caregiving is so rewarding....Just a mere. "Thank you for doing this for me, for helping me!" from all your patients makes you feel so good=:) Caregiver job is hard work and I appreciate all the Caregivers. As a CAREGiver, you provide a variety of non-medical services that allow seniors to remain in their homes. These services generally fall under three categories: Companionship Home Helper Personal Care Companionship services are those that stimulate, encourage and assist an individual. The primary responsibilities of Companionship services include the following: Providing companionship and conversation Providing stabilization and assistance with walking Preparing meals and cleaning up meal-related items Providing medication reminders and appointment reminders The primary responsibilities of Home Helper services include the following: Performing light housekeeping tasks (dusting, vacuuming, making beds, changing linens, cleaning bathrooms, kitchens, etc.) Washing and ironing laundry Running errands Accompanying clients to appointments Personal Care services are personal in nature and often include assistance with activities of daily living. The primary responsibilities of Personal Care services include the following: Assisting with bathing Assisting with grooming Assisting with toileting and incontinence issues I am creative personable, results-oriented professional with my brilliant educational background and exceptional tender loving care to my patients.

I'm a caring & compassionate person with over 20 years of experience in the health care field. I love what I do & can't imagine doing anything else. I have experience with cancer, dementia, alzheimers, respiratory & heart issues , palliative & hospice care, & medication management.I also do light housekeeping, am CPR/ first aid certified , am comfortable with pets and I don't smoke.

I care!! I have a smile that is contagious. I am known by word of mouth. I enjoy doing what is right and needed. I grew up well rounded. Caring for others is a gift. I pride myself in being honest and dependable. I am willing to travel.

I am patient and detail oriented, and attentive to patient care. I wanted to become a caregiver once I realized, how many people in the world are in need of care. I also realized how many people are being neglected when it comes to patient care, so initially I wanted to provide the proper care to people in need. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is providing and satisfying patient care needs, and creating a bond with my patients. I am proud that through being a caregiver I was able to also go to school, and receive a diploma in Medical Assisting. It has pushed me to want to further my education in medicine.