Hospice Care Caregivers in Hillsboro - 45 caregivers found

I'm very outgoing. I have a lot of patience. I work hard and im never late. Im very punctual when it comes to time. I'm very passionate about the health care field. I enjoy being a caregiver, because it allows me to give back. The elderly and disabled holds a huge piece of my heart. I'm proud of my achievements in the CNA field and I'm working on becoming a Phlebotomist. I never stop achieving to learn more and work harder. I will treat your loved one as if it was my loved one.

What make me a great caregiver, my empathetic nature. I truly listens on every level and observe so I can give each individual the designated care and attention to their needs and every demand. That allow me to be an efficient support system.

1. I'm very patient and understanding. 2. Being able to care for those who cannot do for themselves. 3. The gratitude and smiles. 4. Obtaining my CNA certification and planning to continue my education to obtain my LVN.

28 year old with 3 years of CNA experience working in home, hospice and in facilities.

I am a caring loving person. I have always wanted to be in the medical field since I was 11 years old. I went to work one summer with my stepmom and fell on love with caregiving. I love to do it with a passion.

Hi my name is Lindsey, I have been working in the medical field since 2012 and it has been my passion every since. I love being able to care and help someone when they need it most. I have been out of work since last year when I welcomed my sweet baby girl into this world, and now in ready to get back to work that works with our little family. I can not wait to meet you and your family and be able to share my love and support through any situation y'all may need me.

I am a medical student. I'm working on getting my RN as well as my bachelors in healthcare management

I have been working as a Senior Caregiver. For about 24yrs. Now. I'm a kind & trusting, companionship.I started as a CNA training..

In Mary Elizabeth but I go by Liz. I've been a caregiver for 31years, and I have worked in many places. With my experience in health care I've grown to be very patient and understanding with clients and ive learned that with anger and frustration it can only make the situation worse. I love to talk and learn new things and being a caregiver I feel like you get to experience alot of that. The connection and bond you build with your client is an amazing feeling and them gaining the trust of a stranger like yourself is heartwarming to me. I love to help people and when it comes to caregivers I feel like some people don't have there heart in it, being a caregiver to me isn't just a check or someone I clean and cook for its a relationship. My mother and I wasn't ever really close until about two years ago when she was diagnosed with cancer, and those two years we came together and I'm so grateful for the time we had together while we could. She unfortunately passed away april of this year and it's been hard for me but coming back into the home health service I think will be a way of me carrying on for her to help others like she helped me.

I am a mother of 2 toddlers and I feel that the elderly need just as much help, love, and care as a toddler. I can dress, change, cook, clean, bathe. I know how to tell whether the water in bathtub is too hot or too cold for someone.(check with either wrist or elbow) I know how to give insulin to diabetic patients.(My grandmother was insulin dependent and she taught me to shake up insulin, draw it up in the syringe, and to give the shot in the belly, or back underside of the arm.) I know how to deal with patients who have incontinence.(I have incontinence due to an overactive bladder, my mom had incontinence, my grandmother had incontinence.) I know how to deal with cancer patients. (My mother had breast cancer, and died of uterine cancer and was on hospice. My grandmother had breast cancer, colon cancer that metastasized to the lungs and died of brain cancer) My grandmother had four different types of cancer throughout her life, had myasthenia gravis(a form of muscular dystrophy), glaucoma, high blood pressure, manic depression, OCD, anxiety, diabetes(insulin dependent), and was a nurse. My mother was a medical assistant and medical administrative assistant, my aunt is a nurse, and when I was a teenager my mother still had all of her medical terminology dictionaries which I studied because I want to be an ultrasound technician and massage therapist. I want this job to get some healthcare jobs under my belt before going into what I want to be because it will look better on me having awesome work ethics which everyone knows work ethics begins within the home. I am very compassionate, kind hearted, an empath, have sympathy for everything and everyone around me, have a very big heart, and want to give back to those who deserve it which I think the people who deserve it the most is our veterans and the elderly.