HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Brooklyn - 22 caregivers found

I am compassionate, a sensitive punctual reliable trustworthy and family orientated caregiver for over 25 years

I've been a CNA/ HHA for 20yrs.I have many different types of experience and really strive to be a reliable and compassionate person .I like to meet new people and help give a better quality of life for those that need these services

I enjoy working one on one with individuals providing the best care that will make them be the best that they can be throughout the day. I encourage life amidst the struggles in the individual that I care for. I'm a graduate of the University of Connecticut and double majored in Sociology and Urban and Community Studies. I've been a Case Manager and am currently the Assistant Manager for the group home that I work for.

Welcome! NO PLACE LIKE HOME!!! My past experiences as a PCA/Caregiver given me the opportunity to learn about the personal needs of others. I have experience with elderly, mental health population, Alzheimer's/Dementia, Parkinson's, Cerebral palsy, Resident Aides and child care. assisting with any other duties as needed. National CPR Foundation Certified (Infant-Child-Adult) CPR/AED/First-Aid. Over 18+ years of experiences. State fingerprint background. I love helping other's in need! CMV DRIVER Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulation National Registry

My name is Noxolo Samacau l love elderly people compassionate sufficient very Caring reliable sympathetic self sufficient I had experience with client with Dementia and Alzheimer's I worked with them a lot loving respectful hygiene love reading, singing, cooking . And feel free to call my references, Marry 860-5145104/ Kenneth 410-271-6794/ & Dominique 860-304-7917. They used to call me Noxy

Hi, I have been a nursing assistant since 1990. I have worked in many different settings. Disabilities, acute, sub-acute, rehab, Alzheimer's, palative care and more. I absolutely love what I do and would like to help ease your situation with my help. Please feel free to call . Thank you.

What makes me a great PCA/CNA, is more or less my love for carring for the client. I'm calm compassionate kind, as well as patient. I will take the time to reassure the client, as well as their loved ones are treated with the up most respect. This is not just my job, it's my calling in life I have always loved helping others. I started carring for others at a young age, it all started w a woman who lost both breast due to cancer, she was an older lady so gentle so kind hearted, buy not even losing her breasts could keep her from being the woman she always was. And from there I just knew. From 2003-2011 I cared for my very own grandma... She was an inspiration to me. She wasn't in the best of health and asked if I could be there for her, and I accepted. I wouldn't have it any other way. This woman needed me and I was going to be there for her, like she were for me all those years ago, she was still there for me even though she felt as if she wasn't. She perished years later, and to this day she is still w me, she lives in me. When I provide care, I like to care for them as if they were my own family. I have also experience working in nursing homes as a CNA, I simply prefer working w less clients.

I have always been the one to step in and take charge of situations. I have always looked after people ever since i can remember i guess you could say it comes naturally. I have a great personality, alot of patience and am always willing to learn new things. I enjoy caring for others and being able to make a difference in their lives I wouldn't chabge it for the world. Its the most rewarding job ever.Not only am I amazing at what I do , I also love it! I really couldnt ask for anything more.

I have always had a passion for helping people. I always knew I wanted to be a health care provider. I received my CNA license at the age of 17. I took time away from the field to raise my 3 children while they were very young, however. It was very important to me to be able to be with them full time. Especially as my middle child was born with a severe disability. So I postponed my career goals at least until all were school age. Upon caring for my mother this past year as she battled terminal lung and brain cancer. I became overwhelmingly inspired to return to nursing. She was admitted to a Hospice facility with \"days\" to live. It was the experience together at this facility I became very inspired seeing the level of care my mother was able to receive in her last days. I was also highly appreciative for the care they staff, and facility gave to my entire family during the darkest days my family had ever experienced. They answered all our questions honestly while maintaining professionalism, but doing it in a way that was comforting and empathetic. My mother was able to pass after 4 days with dignity, and reasonably pain free. They were respectful after her passing and let us take all the time we'd like, and handled my mother with utmost respect cleaning her, and preparing her for the funeral home. They even provided some grief counseling for me about a month later. It was a life changing experience being a part of her final moments, but the caregiver in me couldn't stop thinking about how appreciative I was to this staff. In such a heartbreaking situation was this ray of light calling me back to health care. I wanted to show others, and their families the kind of complete care I was given. I wanted to make a difference and help best I can other families in similar situations get through it a best as can be possible.

I'm out going. I love helping people. I took care of my grandmother til the dat she died. I love making people feel happy and loved. I enjoy making a difference in people's lives. I have two beautiful and smart children.