Hospice Care Caregivers in Richards - 206 caregivers found

I was raised up caring for people beginning in my own family. At the nudging of my mother, I became an LVN in 1985. After the passing of my father, I neglected to keep my LVN license current but remained in the field of caring. I enjoy helping others accomplish their day as well as family members observing positive change in a homebound loved one. I have a long history in caring which include but not limited to, psych care, dementia, hearing and vision impairment, physical disabilities and so on. I take my work seriously and respect individuals for who they are as well as what they may be going through.

I love to take care of people, its what I do best. . I'm a mom, caregiver, animal lover, cook, and artist.

It all stared when I was 13 years old my grandmother had dementia. I hope take care of her during this summer, and came back every weekend to be with her.. I love a challenge. I love people. I've been doing home health care on and off for the last 10 years.

I love working with people.

I Am A Loving And Caring Caregiver I Take Pride In My Job I Love My Patients And Being Able To Help . I Always Wanted To Be A Caregiver Because I Love Helping People I Enjoy Seeing My Patients Happy The Most

I have always had a caregiving nature. I've always been the one to watch the room for the underdog and to take care of the sickly. I'm compassionate yet Strong. I'm also thick skinned, so mood swings do not affect me on a personal level. I've been involved in multiple types of care ranging from child care as I am also a mother of three, senior care, post-surgery (All ages-mandatory and elective), care Hospice care, respite relief care. My personality is energized and empathetic.

Very passionate person and caring. Worked with residents who need help in the past. Helped with meal prep, washing, companionship, running erronds. MOving from bed to wheelchair

I am always talking to the client smiling laughing with them letting them know that I'm always there for them I have great people personality. I like working with older people because they are really intelligent and fun to get to know they can also teach you things when you can also teach them things. The thing that I enjoy most about them is because even though they have dementia or anything like that it's still something you can help them with. The thing that I am proud of is being the fun person that I am and also smiling.

I'm a very compassionate and given person. I have work in an environment of different cultures and religious beliefs. I like helping and working within my community. I enjoy making a difference everyday in one persons life. I have acquired a lot of experience dealing with emergency and multitasking.

What are your personality traits or expertise that help you be a great caregiver? I am a compassionate, kind, loving, forgiving and understands individuals who are not feeling well, bed ridden or have lost most of their ability to move around, think or do the things they once enjoyed. I have learned to respond and not react to their change in character. Recognizing that it is the pain they are experiencing that brings about change in behaviors. This can help heal a lot of misunderstanding. What attracted you to being a care giver? My mother and her doctor(s), as well as working as a Medical Assistant caring for patients. I was attracted to caregiving growing up while watching my mother in and out of hospitals and her struggle with her health whihc affected her mentally, emotionally and physically. I was able to care for her during her illness. What do you enjoy most about being a caregiver? Knowing I have the opportunity to do the best I can to bring maybe a smile, a laugh, a hug, or the joy of conversations with those who need it the most and knowing that everything I do, say or think matters to that individual. This makes all difference. What is a personal achievement you are proud of? My personal achievement is that I most proud of is the opportunity that I was able to help both my parents through their illnesses and terminal ill duration. My time with them is priceless, it wasn't easy but it made me a better person.