Gastrointestinal Disorders Caregivers in New Windsor - 323 caregivers found

I am a very compassionate caregiver. I obtained the passion of caring for others when I gained experienced taking care of my grandmother who had dementia. I assisted my mother in taking care of my grandmother up until her last day while being on hospice. I obtained my CNA liscense shortly after and began to share that compassion with others in honor of my grandmother.

I have been in this field for 13 years now and I really love what I do . I really enjoy being able to help others . I have my CMT , I've been certified for almost three years now . I prep meals , clean, and I do laundry. I have worked with lots of different people. For example people with dementia and altimeters. I've also done just companion care.

I took care of my sick mother until she passed away. Later, a friend introduced me to the field of caregiving. Though I had formerly been a school teacher, caregiving fit like a glove. A client once asked me why I chose this profession, and I told her that I wanted to make a difference in people's lives. I offer personal care, housekeeping services, and companionship. When my client was dying, I held her hand the entire time, not knowing that the daughter had entered the room and observed my action. After her death I received a note from the daughter describing how she had been touched by my action. As a former teacher, I am punctual, compassionate, empathetic, and sentimental; I laugh and cry with my clients. My current job involves caring for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in their homes. I have recently been providing a client with personal hygiene in the morning through CareLinx.

I am a hardworking person . I provide the best care my client needs . I have more than ten years of experience working as a CNA, CMT at home care , hospitals, assisted living and rehab facility . I have referrals if needed.

I am a wonderful nurse and take care of my clients like they're my family.I decided to become a nurse after I took care of my grandmother until she passed on to heaven and before she left her words to me was please be a nurse .so I did and iam so dedicated to my work,my clients who I love &take care of like my family.i smile every day and it makes me happy to see I make a difference in my clients lives...note:i cant receive my messages for some reason on carelinx so please email me for any questions thanks...also iam a nurse at Charlestown retirement home they love me....

I became a caregiver because I love working with the elderly,I am a people person I've been doing this for 7 years ,I enjoy helping and making a difference in people's lives, my greatest goal are to keep my clients happy and satisfied

I am a compassionate and empathetic person, I have always loved taking care of people. I took care of both my grandparents and decided I needed to further my studies in the field of health care. I am well trained, respectful, punctual and disciplined.

I'm a reliable person who loves to help others achieve high standards

Being a caregiver requires a unique set of skills and qualities, and I possess them all. I am the best caregiver because I am patient, compassionate, and dedicated to providing the highest level of care for my patients. I am committed to improving their quality of life, making them feel comfortable, and ensuring that their physical and emotional needs are met. With my experience and expertise, I am confident in my ability to provide the best possible care for those who need it most.

*As a caregiver, I am unconditionally loving, caring, humble, sincere, dedicated and like to offer my clients extra care and attention through tender nurturing. *I have always loved to care for people, especially the elderly, whom I particularly respect and hold in high esteem. *My greatest joy as a caregiver is to see my clients happy with a smile on their faces and to know that they are comfortable at all times. *One of my greatest achievement as a caregiver is working with clients that have been deemed to die in less than a year or so and as I move into the job with no expectations, I work hard to care, nurture, and love them, only to see them live another 10 years or more.