Home Health Care Caregivers in Fields Landing - 28 caregivers found

I'm a Compassionate and friendly caregiver, who put my clients interest first , I'm great with multi task and quick in thinker in unexpected emergency, I'm train to take care of Alzheimer's ,Dementia, Parkinson, Diabetes , and Cerebral Palsy . I have been doing this for 20 years !!

My outgoing personality, professional communication skills, self-awareness, and great patience will make me an ideal candidate. I am a hard-working, dedicated, motivated, punctual and goal-oriented individual who will work to meet the needs of your patients while representing the company with the utmost professionalism.

I'm a positive self starter person. One of my great achievements was graduating from high school at the age of 15 in my country El Salvador and getting my paramedic license by the age of 16. Once I arrived to the US I had to repeat high school graduating with 388 credits. Not speaking any English when I arrived at the age of 17. I was going to media school in el salvador. I'm fluent in both English and Spanish.

I'm hard worker come to work on time I'm a good care giver always appreciate it to help my paintents out I use work for my grandparents for 3 yrs I have a lot experience

Hello, my name is Jade, i am compassionate, friendly, and have experience in caring for loved ones who need assistance with daily tasks. I am a giver and nurturing by nature, which makes it a joy to interact with and care for others in need, and i enjoy being of service to others. I love creating a safe and supportive environment for my clients, and my priority is to treat them like i would treat my own loved ones.

Compassionate person. Enjoy being companions for others. Helping people do things they might be incapable of.

My name is haleigh and I'm 23 years old. I have 4.5 years experience caregiving for the elderly and adults with developmental disabilities. In those 4.5 years I've grown to love the work of a caregiver and the relationships I've built with my clients, some of my favorite people are those that I've assisted. I took a quick break to receive my pharmacy technician license but have found it's not as rewarding of a job so now I'm looking to get back to what I love and am truly passionate about.

I am driven to assist those in need of aid. I would like to gain more experience in caring for persons with disabilities in order to better prepare me for the medical field and dealing with patients. I enjoy making people's lives easier and more comfortable. A personal achievement I am most proud of is obtaining the rank of Eagle Scout in The Boy Scouts of America Troop #380 on January 15, 2014.

I have been into, involved in, and around care giving my whole life; my grandma and great grandma raised me and were both caregivers their whole adult carriers and I would always be with one of them while they were at their work place, and would always allow me to help out as much as I could because I would constantly be asking what I could do to help! So I began to grow a pretty strong passion and love when it came to caring after others that led all the way up to once I was all grown up and taking care of and looking after my grandma in whom I ended up taking care of up until she unfortunately passed away from a heart attack. But I enjoy the bonds and friendships you build with your clients; and always making sure that they know that they aren't alone and seeing the smiles and laughter, and happiness is definitely rewarding

I am a very compassionate and understanding caregiver. I listen to the needs of my clients and can give reference on the two clients I faithfully cared for for long term. I have worked for over twenty years as a caregiver, before I was paid to do it. I cared for my disabled sister who had and have seizures and still does rely completely on others for everything. I cared for my mothers infected wounds from diabetes and also her arthritis plus checked her blood sugar and keept her from going into diabetic shock. I can deduce diabetic shock and can recognize an infected wound. I know how to work a g-t-tube and change depends for adults. Plus I have experience log rolling and using a Hoyt lift. I have cared for a quadriplegic through Maxim Health Care as a respite care worker when I first turned eighteen years old. This care allowed me to learn the lift training, feeding tube usage, log rolling and also administering breathing treatments. I am also IHSS certified.