Hospice Care Caregivers in Seabeck - 104 caregivers found

I am a Navy Veteran. I received the Purple Heart for my efforts in Afghanistan. I've also received multiple Navy medals and achievements while serving in Iraq, Kuwait and here in the states. I have learned to be patient, compassionate, thorough, very dependable, trustworthy, honest and attentive. I am a wife and a mother of two beautiful daughters. Zoey is twelve and Makenna is ten. My husband is still in the Navy. He is a Submarine IDC (Independent Duty Corpsman) and he makes me proud everyday. I love my family and me working as a caregiver makes them proud as much as it makes me proud. I love being able to say I help people for a living.

I have a great 13 years professional experience as a certified Nursing assistant/ care giver. I love/enjoy to help others and to see my clients getting comfort and recover from many situations in their home. I had great attachment with my grandparents as I grew and my mom was a practitioner nursing. I am willing to learn and listening others need. I am so proud to be a mother and side to side caring my clients. The great accomplishments I done and always proud Finished my nursing prerequisite and achieved four years callage. Never give up instead try in different ways till I resolve.

Personally i have empathy and compassion to people with various condition like,pple with disability due to impairement,sickly pple who need my assistance. What i enjoy most,is when i give care to the client and help them gain their self confidence and treat them equally and with respect and by the end of the day is rewarding to see that person happy and fulfilled.

I ask my patients if they have questions that I can answer from them.. Blood pressure and heart rate are two vital signs to check. Brushing teeth, cleaning, shaving, and caring for patients' hair, and skin. By get my Patients food and liquids as they want Taking care of patients by turning them or moving them Giving patients a bath. The most thing that I enjoy caregiving is that I'm given back to my community helping the people that I need. My personal achievement is that I still take care of my grandma by doing that it made me wonder that I'm doing the job right now just makes me so proud that I'm just working as a caregiver.

Hardwarker, team prayer, kind,trustworthy, my previous experience. My servanthood nature, helping to save lives. Just assisting another person in time of need, gives me great job. I have been taking care of my mum who is diabetic, I also walked with my aunt and close friend the journey of cancer

I will proudly say that I'm a patient gentleman and Patience is a great way to derive success in many aspects of life. Having in mind that caregiving can be challenging sometimes, I derived success in caregiving by exercising patients and kindness towards my clients. I started caregiving by taking care of my own mother, when I saw how happy she feels by having me around, I felt blessed doing it and when she passed, I extended the same compassion to others. I really enjoy it when I notice that I have made a positive impact on the life of my client; I can remember being called God sent by the wife of one of my clients; the gentleman returned home after spending months at the hospital and rehab, he lost his ability to walk and speak. after I was called in as a caregiver, he regained his mobility and speech because we had to engage with him not just as a client but as a loved one...

Hello! My name is Anna and I currently live in West Seattle. I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant for the past 15 years. I have worked in various settings from nursing homes specializing in Altzheimers/Dementia and hospice, to adult family homes, assisted living facilities, as well as (last 8 years working with Provident St. Peter Hospital) working in hospital setting. I love helping people make their lives happier, as well as, making their health and age conditions easier to manage. I believe in kindness, compassion and professionalism!

I'm a very good listener and also very patient

I have been a CNA/caregiver for over 20 years now. I became a CNA because I have a passion to make a difference in people's lives. I started caring for friends and family and realized that I loved helping people. I am an honest, kind, caring caregiver that loves doing what I do. I love seeing the people I care for happy and knowing that I made a difference for them.

I am a lot funnier than what my application says about me. I take my job seriously, but I am light hearted and loving. I learn quickly.