Hospice Care Caregivers in Range - 11 caregivers found

My main strength is my ability to communicate with people from all walks of life. By being able to communicate effectively, I am able to more clearly understand not only what patients are needing, but how I can effectively assist them. This ensures I do the right thing the first time and there are no miscommunication problems.

Working with people in a home care setting, it is essential that a caregiver feel the desire to want to help. mostly enjoy jobs where you have one-on-one interaction with others. I enjoy taking care of elder family members and would like to help others in this way.

I love taking care of peoples,i feel like this is my call.Share my love with peoplesMaking them smile an feel loved,Im a save person love Jesus.We all need somebody to make us happy,Caregiver are very important in our life,i have work my my mom an dad also my daugther,I just helping peoples.

My compassion for others is one of the many things that would make me a great caregiver. My grandmother was sick for a long period of time in my life and me and my family helped assist her in many different ways which is why I'm attracted to become a caregiver. I enjoy helping others who cannot do certain things for themselves but I also would allow them to be independent in someways. I would let them know that I am here if they need me in any shape or form. A personal achievement that I'm personally proud of is earning my CNA licenses.

Mother of 3 love taking care of people I do my absolute best to help provide the best care I can for anyone

I enjoy being caregiver & being able to help others that are in need of help I love being able to keep others happy & well.

My name is Chasity Brown , I am 43 yrs old have 4 kids ages 22,19,17 and 16.I have been a certified nursing assistant for over 20 yrs .I have worked in the Nursing Home , Hospital and in home .I am currently employed with Southern CARE Hospice for the past 6 yrs , I am compassionate about my job and love what I do .....I love my patients and family

My greatest skills in health care are making the resident/ patient feel comfortable caring for them. Trust, and caring, and sometimes you have to take period listen to each individual. What attracted me to becoming a caregiver was my grandmother. My family is very close and when my grandmother the glue to our family were Diagnosed with ALZHEIMER'S we all worked together. It when from one thing to another. After her transition I decided to work in health care. I enjoy caring for people. Whatever I can find my hands to do, I do it. With dignity love and respect. While working with ARc of Baldwin County, the Viola House was about to be close down by state because of poor keeping. With the help of good teamwork / people that needed to work and much pray the house became a home to eight mental challenge people within three months. I love what I do.

I am offering a combination of diverse clinical and work experience being self motivated, energetically compassionate with reliable leadership, exceptional interpersonal skills and strong passion for helping others.

It's my passion to assist individuals who need help with daily activities. I have been helping family members and close family friends for a long time. Helping others became important to me early on in life. Helping individuals reach and surpass goals is truly meaningful to me. One personal achievement that I'm most proud of is, recognizing the signs and symptoms of a stroke in a person. By the time we got to the emergency room, she seemed ok. They were considering sending her home, but I knew something wasn't right. I advocated for her, and they kept her. We received a phone call one hour later saying that she was being life flighted. She was in grave condition, and they didn't expect her to make it. The doctor said that had she went home and went to sleep, he was sure she would have passed. I cherished the training, and the knowledge to calmly, yet efficiently do my job, it saved her life.