Hospice Care Caregivers in Dubach - 21 caregivers found

I a love for people and their well being.my compassion and the care I give.enter act with the people I take care of.that I get to be apart of their lives

I enjoy learning about my clients and their experiences throughout their lives and I feel that's the main thing I was looking for coming into this line of work. Building a rapport with all of the patients and residents I've worked for is the most rewarding experience I've had still to this day I'm in contact with some of the first residents I ever had I'm here to not only be a caregiver but as well a friend and companion.

I have a huge and warm heart! I love helping anyone who needs me. My great gramma was such a wonderful woman and I just wish there was more I could have done for her before she passed, so I enjoy and dedicate what I do to and for my grandmother. I enjoy all of the comments my residents make towards me when I help them with anything, I love how thankful they are.

I have always been a compassionate person to others, helping where I can, assisting my elderly neighbors as I was growing up, but never realizing it was a name for this and it's called Caregiving. I became a Private Duty Caregiver after a family member became very sick, and there was no one who was willing to assist her. I liked the idea of helping her, meal prepping, making sure she had what she needed to function on day to day basis. Even when she had to go into a facility I was there for her until the very end. I like knowing that I am bringing a smile or some form of hope to a person's day. My personality is like no other, whatever it takes to offer a glimmer of hope ie dancing, singing, reading, preparing a meal with love or simply something simple as taking an interest in them and learning who they are, or who they were brings me joy as well as them. I love listening to their stories I refer to some of my clients as "Living History". I am a mother to 2 college graduates. When I saw my daughter walk across the stage to get her Master's I realized I gave both my children all that I had in me as a single mom. My Greatest Achievement was going back to school and obtaining an AA in Human Services. I was given up for adoption at birth and I had wonderful Foster parents and I always said I wanted to give back what was given to me. By becoming a Care Companion I cannot think of a better way to give to others what was so freely and lovingly given to me. Time, Compassion, Morals. Consideration, Empathy & Love.

Hi, My name is Shatera Kennedy I'm from Summerfield La. I've been a caregiver for almost 13 years and I love helping and taking care of anybody that needs my help . I'm all about meeting new people and bonding I love what I do .

I am outgoing, energetic, and full of compassion. I give 110% in all I do. I became a caregiver at the age of 15 when my neighbor fell ill and I've loved it and have been doing it ever since.

I have enjoyed my job and helping other for over 20yrs.I treat others love ones as I would my own.It is hard to be able to trust your love ones with someone else.So I try to reassure them that their family are in good hands.God had Blessed me to continue to do the work that I love.And going to do my best.

I am an APRN currently taking a break from Nursing to spend time with family. My daughter is a freshman at Louisiana Tech and I am married. I enjoy nature, reading, watching documentaries, family, (people in general), animals, and mowing the yard. I love to help people whether it's just spending time with them to building a fire in the fireplace or assisting with dressing. It makes me feel like I am helping serve my Lord.

I am a very loving person, love caring for kids and elderly people. I love helping people and being there for family members and strangers. What attracted me to being a caregiver is when I was 15 years old my aunt who was suffering from cancer needed help and she was in need of help , so I was there with my mom helping her with my aunt and caring for her. I love learning new things when it comes to caring for elderly and young people. When doing daily activities we learn new things just like they do if they are suffering from dementia. Making sure the clients are well taken care of properly, happy, and needs are met is my main goal. Becoming a caregiver was a achievement that I mastered because I love taking care of people that need extra help.

My name is Brian and I can trace my history in the medical field back into the early 90's when I was in the United States Air Force. I have worked as a Paramedic, General Manager, Education Director, Pastor, Youth Pastor and general help. I no longer have any of my licenses because I was involved in an accident in 2009 that left me unable to work in my field. It took me a few years to be able to walk and care for myself but if you met me you would not know I was ever disabled. For this reason I can assist but can not totally carry or move patients by themselves