Hearing Disorders Caregivers in Kane County - 381 caregivers found

I'm 63yrs old been in the medical field since 1985 I love what I do I love to cook and help people who can no longer do for themselves l love doing hospices I care for my mom who has Demetri

I am very patient and gentle,I always adapt to new situation and condition. I am not a perfect being but I love to learn and I accept corrections . I am humble, respectful and trustworthy. I have been a caregiver for 3years now and still counting it has been interesting for me doing this job and I feel amazingly joyful helping seniors. I enjoy the fact that most seniors I have worked for have never given a bad report about me and the smile and comfort they show when I work with them.

I believe what helps me be a great caregiver is I believe in honesty intergrity and trustworthy. I love being a caregiver because you get to experience helping people in many different ways and I really enjoy the fact that I can help. My personal achievements that I'm proud of are completing high school school and getting my certification in nursing now I'm in school to be a nurse .

Compassionate caregiver and CNA with 8+ years of experience providing in-home patient care. l love to bring smiles to whoever is in need of one. I've help many clients on a routine daily life schedule. Performed light housekeeping duties including cleaning and meal preparation. Assisted clients with bathing, clothing, and feeding Followed care plan, home regulations, and ensured safety practices.

Caregiving for more than 5years and "still love what I do"I love providing home caregiving services to those that would otherwise not be able to do so.The smile on their faces is overwhelming and makes me feel I have done my job right. I have always enjoyed helping people so I know I am doing the right thing.

Very caring , and loving , honest and always on time I love to take care of people as I can take care of my own parents or family members

Hi I am an experienced caregiver With many years of experience. I have special training in the Dementias from John Hopkins. I have worked With a wide range of needs and disabilities. I love my job and it shows in my work. I have references and CPR/first Aid certified.

I'm a very loving person it's easy for me to extend my love to others that's why I love my job!!! I get to meet new people and help be a blessing to others.

A great caregiver is one who is skilled, experienced, and possesses the human qualities of compassion, patience, caring and understanding. He or she is essentially some one who genuinely likes people and has a need to serve. I became a caregiver because I like to take care of people and truly think I do an excellent job. I like to make people happy and see their smiling faces. My most challenging and rewarding job was taking care of a lady who was bedridden for over three years before she died and needed considerably attention. I also worked cooperatively with the hospice team. I have a degree in art and bring this ability to enrich my companionship with my clients.

I have been a Caregiver/CNA/ Patient Care Technician for 10 years. Ever since I started working in health care, I have always enjoyed it. To me, it is a very rewarding career as I am able to help a lot of people. As a caregiver, I demonstrate empathy to all my clients/patients. I believe it is the core characteristic of an excellent caregiver. I tend to believe it's a lot of inherent and a big mix of environment. I also believe there are degrees of empathy. Some can empathize more than others. If you can totally put yourself in the place of who you are caring for, you will do nothing but provide excellent nursing care. Also, It is difficult enough for a person to lose independence without having the added burden of finding someone reliable to help them. When I provide care, I try to be as dependable as I can be because so many vulnerable seniors' lives depend on my assistance and care to live a safe and happy life. I am patient with my clients. I give my clients/patients ample time to comfortably be assisted with their activities of daily living (ADL's). If the care recipient is angry, and uncooperative, I give them space, and a bit of time. I give him/here time to breathe and calm down. I usually wait 15 or 20 minutes and reproach in a calm and loving manner. If the source of the frustration is a task that can be put off, Iput it off. If it's something that needs to take place as soon as possible, like changing an incontinence brief, I try a different approach that will make them feel better. As a caregiver or CNA, I am flexible. I have spent my career knowing that as soon as I have my day planned out, something is sure to change and I will have to tend to whatever has become the priority. I can adapt quickly, and accept change easily.