Depression Caregivers in Tannersville - 61 caregivers found

Hi my name is melissa.

As a dedicated and passionate individual, I'm fully adept to all aspects to the job. Completing any light housekeeping task and preparing and serving various meals. Assist with daily grooming , medication reminders and appointment's scheduled . I take pride in constantly improving my clients satisfaction with provided services.

I give out my quality of work and i always put my clients first. Am a good listener and always ready to learn. (P-PATIENCE, U-UNDERSTANDING, T-TOLERANCE IS MY KEY WORDS IN MY Health care JOB.

I enjoy working with people and most enjoy jobs where you have one-on-one interaction with others. I enjoyed taking care of elder family members and would like to help others in this way. I like older adults and feel you can get along well with a variety of elders. I like doing work that has the potential to make a difference in someone's life. I like doing a variety of tasks in a day. I don't ever say, "that's not my job" but instead like pitching in to do whatever is needed. I like making someone smile and doing little things to make a person's day better. I take pride in your attention to detail. provide home care to others, must be patient. Being patient means that the person understands that there may be changes in plans, things may not go as quickly as planned, and there may be a little hesitation at times on the part of the person receiving care. someone has compassion for another they have an understanding of what the person is going through. Patients often forget to take their medicines or they forget which ones to take, so it's the caregiver's job to make sure that she or he is drinking the right medicine at the right time. I'm a very Caring person and kind .

I don't have a lot of experience being a caregiver but I love to help people and am great at following instructions. I recently got out of the army, am an Eagle Scout, other than that I'm a good listener and very introverted.

Hello, I am Rebecca. I have been a care giver all my life. Working as a Dental Assistant for 15 years and becoming a Volunteer Fire woman.I had the privilege of taking care of my late Uncle and my late Mother-in-law. My uncle had no mobility and depended on round the clock care.But I was always able to make him belly laugh everyday. My mother-in-law, had three open heart surgeries and additional medical needs. I always made the time to care for her throughout the entire day. I enjoy being a companion and support system. My grandmother always told me that taking care of someone is a privilege not a job. I enjoy getting to know people of all walks through life and I have taken many courses to keep my self educated in patient care.I look forward to getting the opportunity to know you.

Kind, compassionate, professional and dependable. Willing to go above and beyond with care assistance. I enjoy being able to care for others. I enjoy hearing about others lives, memories and all their stories. I'm prideful in how I assist and care for others.

I became a caregiver in the start of the pandemic to find a way to help in our community. I love helping people, especially the elderly as I have a family member close to my heart in the same situation. I enjoy the the sense of relief I can give my clients knowing that I'm just there to help and do what I can to make their lives easier. I stopped working when I got pregnant and now at the point in my life where I'm ready to get back too it!

I have been a CNA since 2018. I have experienced alot of trials and tribulations in this job, but its something that I love. Taking care of the elderly is the field I am ment to be in, thats why I have decided to further my education in Nursing. I am a young mother of three, and my kids are my world. With all that, I always make time for my family.

I chose this career because I like to help other people, and one way to do it is to work in the medical field. A fact that motivated me to do so is that when I was five years old, my grandmother was sick and I was able to observe how other people did not take care of her properly.