Hospice Care Caregivers in Millersville - 144 caregivers found

I'm a very genuine person. Caring comes natural to me. I've taken care of individuals with intellectual disabilities, elderly, and fostering children also working in a rehabilitation center on the brain unit and amputation unit. It's not a job to me it's a lifestyle to care for others.

Being a caregiver for the past forty years has given me countless opportunities to help a variety of people. I have dealt with many different situations and illnesses in all age groups. I am a compassionate and patient individual. Nursing is my career. I started in 1978 as a certified nursing assistant and went on to graduate in 1995 as an LPN. My specialty is geriatrics mostly in skilled nursing facilities. Presently I work private care only. I much rather prefer to focus on individual care now. Having taken care of both of my parents at home and having years of nursing background, I am more than qualified to take care of your loved one. I will provide a relaxing, stimulating environment where they will feel safe. All the while making sure their daily needs are met. Providing nutrious meals and snacks is also important. I have specialized knowledge of Altzeimers and dementia. I have no problem giving insulin shots or morphine as I worked in hospice care. I am single with my son grown up. I have a very flexible schedule yet do make time for myself. I keep Sundays free for church and family. I prefer to work day hours, but will work some evenings if needed. I can only help your loved one if they are able to be mobile as I have a lifting restriction. I can assist someone in and out and up and down, but not if I have to lift. I also help with errands, light housekeeping, medication reminders, and will offer any helpful info if needed for your loved ones care. Thank you for taking the time to read about me.

I am a loving, caring full of life mom of two grown boys. They have both given me my grandbabies just two months apart from each other. Such an exciting time!! I've been a caregiver for about 6 years. Most of my work was done privately. I have also worked in an Assisted Living home as a PCA and a med tech. In the beginning of 2020, I became a certified life coach. In my journey as a caregiver, I have met some awesome people as well as families. That is what I enjoy most! Going home feeling rewarded, knowing I helped someone who needed it, is my happiness! That is what it is all about!!

I am a very compassionate person and I take the lives of those that I care for very serious. I am a very reliable person and very patient with the client. I have been In the healthcare field for over 7 yrs and I love what I do .

My name is Stacey, Im a great listener and love meeting new people. I'm a caring person and have a lot of experience with elderly, and people with dementia, love making others happy! I love to read and always learn something new

It's very important to me that I make my client feel safe. As a caregiver the best thing is getting to know a new soul and make a new connection!! It's important to have a bond especially being a stranger in your client's home. I've gotten a long with all my clients because by my actions I show them that I am there to help them and do the best I can to take of them!!

I am very patient and empathetic towards people. I have been told that I make others feel comfortable and secure. I like talking to others to get to know their stories and where they are coming from.

I love this job because I care for other people. Is the job chooses to do because of my mom.

I chose to be a caregiver 18 years ago so that I could help serve a purpose in people's lives. I have enjoyed my years as a caregiver helping people live better lives. I am very outgoing, caring and reliable. I am able to help with personal cares, meal preparation, medication reminder and light housekeeping. My experience includes working for home care agencies and assisted living facilities.

I'm a great listener, I enjoy helping others. I started working in a care giver work business do to my family members having intellectual disabilities.