Hospice Care Caregivers in Stapleton - 74 caregivers found

Hey! My name is Kimberly battle, would describe myself as a respectful, observant, reliable and patient person who provides first-class care. And I always would like to say. I think patience and compassion are essential. This is a job that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations, and good communication and a positive attitude also go a long way. Additionally, you need endurance and physical ability to support patients with certain tasks. I think I would be a good candidate to see and care about your love one

Hiy Name is Cathy I live in small town Called Wadley Georgia I have been taking care older people since I was little first I have started out withy grandmother then after she die I started doing home health then I became PRN I have a passion taking care of older people because was I get old I know some one have to do samething for me.

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I am a great caregiver because am highly dependable, am compassionate, patient, a good listener and highly skilled to taking care of older people and children. I took care of my grandmother in Africa Uganda who had diabetes, it was fulling to make a person comfortable in their pain, that made me want to take my career to the next level when i came to USA... What i enjoy most about caregiving is making the elderly comfortable and enabling them live normal lives regardless. My personal achievement is becoming a CNA recently! Never been proud because in addition to my experience, am now a certified Nursing Assistant!

Hard worker , friendly , peoples person. Great listener , dependable. I love helping people in need it's very rewarding. The jobs I've worked supervisors and nurses always tell me how good of a job I do and that I'm appreciated and that lets me know I'm in the right field making a difference in someone's life.

I really enjoy being a caregiver, I currently work with developmental and disability behavioral patients. What I enjoy most about what I do is that I learn a lot from my patients everyday . Even though I'm working to help them achieve their daily living needs, health and activities. They teach me to be a better person, develop patience, knowledge and a sense of purpose. Knowing that I can help make a difference in someone's life is very rewarding . I'm a strong believer, that it takes a village and you can learn a lot from anyone.

In my family I have always been the one that seems to take care of people when they are sick or hurt. So while I've never done caregiving professionally, I do have a great deal of experience.

I am patience, compassionate, able to accept help , also willing to set boundaries and very cooperative.

I like helping others, and I have a great compassion to care for the elderly. I love what I do and it shows in the quality of care I provide. I was 17 years old when I help took care of my aunt who was very ill and when she passed away I knew then I want to take care of others. What I love most of all is helping them to complete their day with what task they have, and making sure they are comfortable and secured. I had a client that had hip surgery and needed physical therapy and I helped them by encouraging and motivating them to keep trying when they may have wanted to give up. The person was able to get back to their normal self after much consistency and determination. That's what made me proud because we did it together.

I became a caregiver to be able to help someone in need as well as putting a smile on their face at the end of the day. I started out with assisting the elderly at the age of twelve and the person I provided care for was my great grandmother. I like the sense of satisfaction, confidence, and accomplishment when caring for people in need along with building new relationships with the client and their families. A personal achievement that I am very proud of is being able to give back to other who are in need. On behalf of myself and my Criminal Justice Association members we did a clothing drive for the Salvation Army we held the drive from April 24-May 1, 2014 we were able to collect lots of clothing for all ages and for females and males along with other household items all for families in need. I am a Criminal Justice major at Strayer University, I belong to the American Criminal Justice Association and I am also the vice president. I am a very outgoing person, I pay very close attention to detail when caring for others. I have been in the nursing field off and on for about twelve years if not longer.