Hospice Care Caregivers in La Ward - 22 caregivers found

I'm a single mom looking to give back and enjoying helping others.

What makes me a good caregiver overall is my ability to make personal connections with my clients. This is something that all patients will need, they want to know that you truly care about their well-being. Why I wanted to be a caregiver is because I feel this is a job that I have seen while being Head Chef, that it could be taken advantage of. So I decided to put my foot in the door of caregiving, and make a change by my own standards.

I have 2 years of experience being a caregiver. I was drawn to this job as a younger teenager because I wanted to get my foot in the door of the healthcare community. And I enjoy it because I like helping people.

I am 30 years old. I've always loved taking care of any and everybody. I feel that you create a bond with your clients and they should be treated just like you would treat your own family members.

Hello, I am a cheerful, positive respectful person with good work ethics that is interested in helping others by showing them consideration, kindness and a sense of hope. I have experienced the loss of my mother to two horrible illnesses, pulmonary fibrosis and dementia. I watched my older sister become my mothers fulltime caregiver, and learned that everything done with tender love, care , and grace helps not only the patient, but also gives peace and comfort to those closest to them. Knowing that my mother was well taken care of gave me a big sense of peace and helped me enjoy her last moments knowing that she had the best care she could of ever had. With that being said, after much thought on how I can honor my mothers memory, I have decided that caring for someone else's loved one will give me joy and a sense of being a help to someone that needs it just like my mother did.

Caregiving made an impact in my life when my Uncle and Great Grandmother needed help in the last phase of their life. Both at different times came to stay at my home as I tended to their daily needs until passed. Seeing the happiness a little help from a smiling face brought them is something that brings tears to my eyes to this very day. I am a mother to a 5 year old special needs daughter as well. Her daily needs must be met in a more specific way than others. From a very young age caring for those around me has always been a part of my life, and I'd like to make a difference in your daily life as well.

I am a Certified Nursing Aid with over 20 years of experience. I truly do enjoy helping others whether a person needs minimum or maximum assistance. I love to talk , laugh and do my best to encourage a resident whenever they might be feeling disappointed or discouraged because I definitely do understand. Certified in First Aid and CPR. My experience includes tasks of bathing, assist with toileting, lifting, wheelchair transfers, G- tube feedings, grooming, oral and personal hygiene care, dispensing meds, cooking, cleaning, patient care needed if bedridden, companion or hospice. Also, experience with Dementia and Alzheimer patients.

Hello I am Harlie and I love being a care giver. I love taking care of people and make them happy and content in life. Pleasing others in a good way is my fav about the job having a pure heart for those who need it is the greatest.

I go by Tish I have been in the healthcare field for over 10 years I have experience in just about everything if I don't have experience I'm a quick learner so there's nothing that I won't learn quick and adapt to I love working with people it's my pleasure. I love my job. I love what I do. I'm excited to see people make new acquaintances and make someone's day.

I've always been told that I smile too much. I'm really proud that I smile too much because it brightens up my patients day. Sometimes they need to see a smile to know everything is going to be ok. I love being a caregiver because I get to help someone. it brings me joy to know that I'm helping someone who appreciates it. Working in both hospitals and nursing centers has shown me two different worlds to healthcare. I have really learned a lot from both. I've learned to noticed signs a lot sooner when something is going on with a patient/resident. I've learned to read people a lot faster on who they are or how they like things done. It really does make a difference when you know what to look for. That's why I wanted to be a caregiver and eventually make my way to becoming a Registered Nurse.