Palliative Care Caregivers in Elberta - 31 caregivers found

Being a lifelong volunteer, I am currently looking to devote myself to caring for persons in need in a professional capacity using my volunteer and professional experience and expertise. My role in caring for others includes: I was a certified hospice volunteer for seven years with the Religious Sisters of Charity of the Roman Catholic Church and other Not-For-Profit hospices and the care of family members who were wheelchair-bound and an Alzheimer patient. Hospice responsibilities included; companionship, emotional support for patients and their families, transportation to and from medical appointments, the physical care of non-ambulatory patients, organizing family events, and ensuring medications were taken properly, routine household chores - including light cleaning and cooking, etc. I have held certifications in; First Aid, CPR, defibrillation, certification in caring for persons with blood-borne pathogens, firefighting, slip trips and fall prevention, HAZMAT, etc. I was the caretaker for both my mother and father in their later years. My mother was confined to a bed and wheelchair following a stroke until her death. My father suffered from dementia until he passed away. My duties included emotional support, the running of the household, supervising household repairs, cooking, transportation of wheelchair-bound persons, scheduling of medical and other appointments. The coordination and oversight of medical care with health care providers for both parents and other similar duties were assumed by me as my parents' health declined. Thank you in advance for your considering me as a caregiver with Care Linx

I'm caring and compassionate. I enjoy working with the eldery and helping others. I've been caring for others most of my life (over 20 years). It all started with helping care for family members. Being able to provide assistance, compassion, companionship, all while bringing a smile to their faces. It warms my heart to bring joy to others. Uplifting someone can make a big difference.

Taking care of people can be a challenging task, but I am passionate about helping others. I can put myself in another person's shoes and understand what he or she is going through. This allows me to handle sensitive situations with patience and maturity. I have provide high-quality respite care as well as comprehensive Alzheimer's, dementia, stroke, and Parkinson's care.I am reliable because I understand how frustrating it is when caregivers are inconsiderate by always being late or exhibiting a negative attitude. I will be there when I am supposed to. I logically and creatively resolve problems by implementing effective solutions to challenging situations. Being organized is essential, especially with families who value their routine. I also understand that I need to be flexible even when the schedule changes. Being a caregiver is an unpredictable task, so I will go with the flow and not let small changes upset me. Respite care allows the primary caregiver to have a break. My uncle has cerebral palsy, and my mother is the primary caregiver. Caring for a loved one can be overwhelming at times which can cause burnout. However, I will help with your loved one's care, and you will be able to focus on your own health, maintain a full-time job, or care for other members of your family. You can trust me with your family because I understand the value of having a trustworthy, attentive, and compassionate caregiver.

I BEEN AN CARE GIVER OVER FIFTEEN YEARS...I HAVE EXPERIENCE IN -HOSPITAL-NURSING HOME- MENTAL DISABILITY HOSPICE- HOME HEALTH ETC... I ENJOY BEING A BLESSING IN SOMEONE ELSE LIFE THAT IS LESS FORTUNATE TO ASSIST THEMSELVES. I BELIEVE YOU HALF TO HAVE A GIFT FROM ABOVE TO CARE FOR PEOPLE IN NEED. I KNOW I'M AN CHOSEN ANGEL ALWAYS READY TO ASSIST THE NEEDY...IF YOU BELIEVE I WILL MEET THE NEED OF YOUR LOVE ONE PLEASE FEEL FREE TO REACH OUT INTO ME. I PROMISE YOU NOR YOUR FAMILY WILL REGRET THE CARE THAT'S BEING PUT INTO THERE LIFE!!! (NIKKI) ~ THE CHOSEN ONE...

Hello , I'm Amanda and a local compassionate caregiver. I completed LPN school this past winter. I worked as an overnight nurse of a local rehab unit at a long term care facility. I am currently studying to take my state boards for my nursing license. My skills range from post op care to Covid care. I enjoy caregiving most because it gives me fulfilment.

I give my very best skills to the table and make the client fill likely a million bucks

Hi, I am a mother, grandmother, and I love to care for my family. I started caregiving first for my grandparents. I fell in love with taking care of the ones who can't care for themselves or maybe just need a little help and a lot of companionship.

I am a very outgoing person who has always just wanted to help everyone. I became a caregiver/ certified nursing assistant because I wanted to be surrounded by the medical field. I am currently pursuing a degree in nursing and I wanted to get experience. I started in the nursing home and I loved it there. I love the patients and I love knowing that I am helping them continue on with their daily life. I made a move to Pensacola from Alabama and I am wanting to do more of a home health type of job. I would love to be your next caregiver!

I am very much a person that has the compassion, patience, dependability, trustworthiness, attentiveness, enthusisism, and great communication skills. I was raised by my grandmother who taught me to respect and treat people as one would want to be treated. So it was a natural step into becoming a CNA. I love building a relationship with my clients because it benefits both of us.

Out going, proactive, nurturing, hard worker, punctual, dependable, always go above and beyond expectations. I love helping others live their best amd most quality life. Interacting with and caring for others. Starting over from Special Needs Education to Health care and working my way up.