Hospice Care Caregivers in Bristow - 54 caregivers found

I have experience of taking care of disabled people I have taken care of my mom who is disabled and a diabetic and my sister who is disabled I have taken care of them for years

Dependable and I work work great with people. Very patient as well and worked with the field for 10 years. I really enjoy helping people with DLS. Proud to be a caregiver for many great people!

Heyy, im Amanda i would first like to say that i'm super friendly, a people person, and just all around goofy and very happy. i wanted to be a caregiver bc i love helping people, and just learning from people. Id say i enjoy most is hearing stories from people and being able to just meet new people.

I am a very reliable, honest, and compassionate worker. I take pride in my work and will give the upmost respect when caring for others. I have always enjoyed caring for others. It is very rewarding and I thrive on seeing a job well done. I am very proud of spending 12 years helping families navigate through the transitions loved ones go through during the end of life.

It's going to be a great day. Take away your worries and stress and let me help. I will provide safe and compassionate care for you/or loved one. I can provide meal plans, transportation and companionship. All clients needs are unique and together we can tailor your care for your specific needs. Wether you need occasional transportation to appointments or weekly scheduled care-contact me and we can get your care plan started immediately.

Good with elders, cleaning and organizing is my best skill. Basic medical knowledge is known. I'm home health certified, spent last 5 years dealing with a client that really needed a nursrying home. But those were his wishes. To this day he's still alive!!

I have been a caregiver for 3 years and worked with a lot of people, I am currently going to school to be a nurse because I believe this is my calling. I am passionate at what I do and put my clients a priority to make them feel loved, respected and important. From being a caregiver I have gotten to know so many stories learned more about life, history, know so many great families and gotten some great advice from my clients which makes me enjoy it all. I'm proud that I'm going to nurse to be a travel nurse balancing working a jobs as a caregiver and still pushing it, a lot of people don't get to say that.

Hello, I am a young at heart Christian woman with many years experience as a caregiver. I originally became a caregiver out of love for people and a true desire to help and bring joy into peoples lives. This is as true now as it has ever been. I love making a difference in peoples lives everyday. I am very loving and compassionate. I take my job very seriously, but do not take myself so. I am focused and hardworking yet possess a wonderful sense of humor. I really love to make people laugh and truly believe that humor bonds us all. I am a meticulous housekeeper and love to cook. I also really love pets. I have a great deal of integrity. I am focused on not only being a great caregiver but also an excellent person in all ways. I am truly excited to find out about your specific situation and really see how I can help. Please do not hesitate to contact me so we can discuss the details. Blessings

I have been doing caregiving for about 5 years now. I love to help people out and love talking and hanging out. I wanted to become a caregiver since i was young because i loved the fact that you get to help people out.

I have been a caregiver in LTC facilities for over 10 years and I have come to the conclusion that if you can keep your loved ones at home, then we should come to them. So I decided to leave that and start working for people from home so they can stay home. I've taken care of younger people, not kids, and of course all the way up to end of life. The experience I have could be great, I just don't want people to have to resort to putting loved ones somewhere where they have care. Let's make that be home more often! I love taking care of others and helping them achieve their goals. This is why I became a caregiver in high school and I have never stopped. I will never lose sight of the bigger picture of making geriatric patients have the best quality of life until they pass on, or just being there for you if you need the smallest of help. **the small things make the world go round"