Gastrointestinal Disorders Caregivers in Oxford - 8 caregivers found

I am an experienced RN with 30 years experience...I am retired US Navy,,,I have extensive Geriatric experience. I am a committed professional with outstanding references..

I worked at the hospital for more than 8 years as a healthcare provider , I have an experience in the different departments, helping others is my favorite things. I really enjoyed by seeing person being helped and satisfied by the best care I provided. My achievements is that I was the best employee of the year at Family Medical Clinic in 2022, due to the highest quality of care I provided.

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My name is Celine. I'm the Mother of 4 beautiful kids one boy and 3 girls. I love cooking and spending time with my family. I like to my free time watching movies and Tv show. I'm Christian and I love to listen to Christian music.

I'm funny , like to talk with other people and active. I became a caregiver because since I was a young I helped taking care my cousins and my grandparents, especially being around my grandparents thought me a lot , I said to myself when I grow up I will like to be to work as a caregiver. Now I have been a caregiver for 4 years and I like it. I also have good recommendations.

My role as a caregiver initially started when I was 17. My Grandmother broke her hip and I lived with her to help her live independently in her own home again. This was not a paid position but one out of love and respect for my grandmother. 13 years later she was my Maid of honor, danced down the aisle at my wedding, at the age of 87. I've always enjoyed working with people in various stages of their lives. About 4 years ago, I became very ill and after 3 hospitalizations, I was transferred to a nursing home for a month. I had to learn to walk again. That experience reminded me of seeing various emotions of my grandmother when I was 17. However, this time it was me that was in her shoes, except I was at the mercy of strangers. I now understood the roller coaster of emotions that my grandmother verbalized. I made many friends in my stay at the nursing home. It was actually very sad when I left. My friends I made there wanted me to stay and work there....both clients and staff. That was when I decided to become a caregiver to help others continue to live independently in their own homes. I love what I do. I know my clients enjoy my presence in their lives. And that feeling has no price tag.

I'm a very outgoing person that loves to talk to others about anything and everything. I enjoy taking care of others and doing my best in making them as comfortable as possible and feel cared for. I like being a caregiver because I love getting to know other people and being able to make their lives a little bit easier. A personal achievement that I'm proud of is how many times my patients/residents tell me how caring I truly am. These people see so many faces and know how cares about their jobs versus who don't, and to be remembered and appreciated is the most rewarding thing to me.

What makes me great caregiver is my patients, empathy and compassion. I understand that slowing down is a process of aging. Allow elderly to move at their own pace without making them feel like they are being rushed provides them with the sense of independence. I do care about their concerns and frustrations due to their life changes. I am dependable and I understand the importance of being on time and prepared to preform schedule duties. I am positive and happy person who enjoys helping others and love to make others smile! :)