Hospice Care Caregivers in Northridge - 1,811 caregivers found

Hi, I'm Shawna, \"What makes me a great caregiver?\" I've raised six amazing children as a single mother and after 20 years of helping people feel good about themselves in the beauty industry, I took on the role of my 92 year old grandmother's caregiver. I cared for her for two years and I feel I've found my calling. I am, by nature, a very nurturing person so I'm in my element as a caregiver. I have excellent work ethics, I'm organized and very easy to get along with. I have a great respect for the elderly because they have paved the way for me and my children. I only pray that when my time comes, my children will take as good a care of me.

I am a happy, healthy, compassionate, loyal, patient, loving person who found my caregiver calling late in life. I am 66 years old and have been doing this for a little over 12 years and love what I do. I started when a couple different neighbors of mine were ill and didn't have any family to help them. I had my CPR CERT so I said why not and when they were doing better I decided to make this my work. (Experience through: IHSS, CARE.COM, CARELINX & CAMBRIAN HOME CARE) The first client I had was in very bad shape when I met him, diabetes, renal failure, heart failure, living on his own, not keeping up with his meds or taking his insulin properly. I called his Dr. got him on a med schedule and with the right food, TLC and exercise he did quite well. Since then I have had several different clients, one was on hospice and others I took to Dr appts., med Mgmt. , meal prep, errands and companionship. I'm looking now because one of my clients I had been caring for since 2015, unfortunately she passed away early November. I enjoy my work and I work very hard! Thank you so much, Cindy

Why did I become a caregiver? I became a caregiver because of my desire to help others especially the elderly. My passion and dedication for seniors is very important to me. Nothing brings me great pleasure in assisting people that are in need of some care. My greatest achievement in life are my children. I am a mother of four and a grandmother of six. Teaching my children to respect and help others gives me the satisfaction that when in some giving time I need help, they will assist me just like I assist and care for others in the same manner. I'm not just a caregiver but a friend and if God gave me the patience, understanding and caring way to help others than I am here for that. God bless you and hope to assist anyone in need.

I'm human and always moved with passion to help people that can't help themselves! The joy of seeing others happy is utmost! My personal achievement that I'm proud of is my ability to help people ,show love,care and support!

Caregiving for me means taking the act of providing help and comfort to my clients . It can involve many different activities, such as grocery shopping; help with dressing, eating, toileting; or providing emotional support to another person while they navigate a physical, emotional, or health challenge.

I really enjoy being a caregiver it is such an honor - it's all about putting away your needs to assist others. Knowing that a smile on your face can bring joy and happiness to someone else is priceless. The moments when you can reflect back and see how you have helped someone is what care giving is all about.

1. I love being with people and helping them. 2.Being there for them when they do not have no for them help them 3.When the family tell the company that they was very happy with my work. 4.I am a very happy person love people and love being a caregiver I love job.

Yvette Vaughn Summary: I am Reliable Private Duty Caregiver who is very knowledgeable on handling a variety of emergency situations. Adept at meal preparation assisting in the maintenance of a household and developing a strong rapport with a client. Specializes in elderly and special needs patients. Core Qualifications Certified in first aid Certified in CPR Excellent cook that can adapt to any diet Dedicated to giving the best possible care Exceptional communication skills and able to use sign language Patient and caring person who is a reliable caregiver Experience Private Duty Caregiver Prepared meals for clients in their homes based on specific diets from doctors. Attended to any daily medical care that patients needed. Spent time with patients who were bed ridden to keep them smiling and content. Private Duty Caregiver7/1/2000 Made daily rounds to several homes of patients and administered daily care based on doctors' instructions. Assisted many patients in the maintenance and upkeep of their homes. Prepared meals either in advance in a company kitchen or at the patient's home depending on dietary needs. Private Duty Caregiver 6/7/1/2016 Responsible for performing routine medical instructions and any routine medical equipment maintenance at patients' homes. Assisted in carrying out basic medical procedures each day for patients based on medical instructions. Spent time cooking for patients and assisting in maintaining their homes. Education Associate's Degree - Chamberlain College of Nursing

Email Me! @ Janeisehunter14@gmail.com or text (818)712-5799! Vehicle accessible( Or your best offer) Some personality traits that makes me a good caregiver would be that I'm passionate and understanding and very serious about the work that I do. What attracted me to being a caregiver would be my parents with my mother having multiple hernia replacements, and my father being a dialysis patient, on top of ongoing health conditions far as diabetes etc. What I enjoy about being a caregiver is that I'm able to help someone who isn't capable of preforming their daily task on their own, knowing that I am capable with my skills and ability to provide to someone who is in need makes me nothing but honored. A personal achievement that I am proud of is that , I received my medical assistant degree, and continuing school for RN/BSN!

I'am a warm compassionate and caring individual. It my way of giving back we had help with my mom when she broke her hip. Helping other people making sure they are cared for. I worked with a man with Parkinson disease as well as a diabetic. He was 96 years old when I begin working with him. He was on hospice, with six months to live, he live to be 100 years old and six months. His children say that was due to my cooking and taking care of him, talking with him he just needed someone to show him love and attention.