Home Health Aide (HHA) Caregivers in Westbrookville - 6 caregivers found

I my name is Clameta Hemmings, I have been working as a pca for the pass 30years I take great pride in my work and I am a very good care giver. I have excellent references n own transportation

I have been a care giver sense s I was 17 yrs. old I always like taking care of people and making their life a Happy one . I have had a lot of experience in taking care of all type of people from handicap to people with feeding tubes, Alzheimer's, Blind, ect I feel there is no better job in the world than one that you can give another person a great quality of life this is very rewarding to me .I have been chosen to take care of very professionl people like judges, Doctors ect. I am sure ifI take care of your loved one or you you will be very satisfied with my care. thank you Helen Kern

I love helping people who need help with the tasks for independent living. I took care of my elderly mother for 6 years and found it to be very rewarding to me spiritually. She was very, very thankful for my kindness and empathy. This is important to me to make a difference for someone who needs help!

I am a great care giver because I respect my clients and their wishes, I love to help people and to make them feel better this is why I have became a cna and a hha.

I have been working as a care-giver for 7+ years and have a significant amount of experience in supporting and caring for the elderly and special needs patients assisting them with their activities of daily living. I am very willing to be flexible with home health aide work opportunities and scheduling. • Currently working towards EMD Dispatcher Certification • July 2015 Volunteer First Aider EMS for Sussex Fire Department • July 13, 2013 Received Home Health Aide Certification from New Jersey Dept. of Nursing through Sussex County Community College • May 28, 2013 Attended Homemaker-Home Health Aide training program at Sussex County Community College

I am great at what I do because it comes from the heart. I find reward in the intimacy, trust and rapport gained from a complete stranger in trusting their well being with me. The place that is sometimes to hard to open up to our loved ones because it exposes a vulnerability is shared and nurtured. I am entrusted with this responsibility and gift. I started providing one on one care in 2006 just for extra cash in the hospital where I did patient registration. My past experience in customer service allowed me to convey my inner smile while defusing and resolving issues. But being a comfort to a terminally ill or a mentally distraught person changed my life. It changed my focus and I became interested in more meaningful things. Since I started doing home care I recognized my ability to connect with diverse groups, generations and cultures. It inspired me to take a course in cultural anthropology and become an interfaith minister. I now volunteer in Hospice giving massage and Reiki and aspire to be a psychiatric nurse practitioner so I can counsel. I recently became a Licensed Practical Nurse.