Palliative Care Caregivers in Stockton - 12 caregivers found

My name is Ashley King. I am a Louisiana native with a passion for helping those in need. I am attracted to being a caregiver because I have a desire and I enjoy being a shoulder to lean on while putting a smile on someone's face in their time of need, I take pride in building everlasting relationships. A personal achievement that I am proud of is graduating from college with a diploma as a medical office specialist.

Everyone in this field gets to make a difference in people's lives in one way or another. Being able to have such an impact on those around you who need your help gives great satisfaction and keeps you going. Healthcare isn't just a a career it's definitely a CALLING . I enjoy being in the healthcare field and I plan on furthering my education in healthcare . I've been a CNA for 5/6 years and currently in school to receive my medical assistant certification it's a great feeling doing what I do & I definitely enjoy it .

Greetings! I'm Sheila, I've been in the healthcare field going on 9yrs now. I've had many experiences from a home health to hospitals, to assisted living, long-term care, physical therapy and etc. I gain my passion of becoming a CNA through the love that I have to care for others. It's my drive and dedication that keeps me lifted daily. Never in a million years did I think my role of being a CNA would take place once upon a time in my life with my own family member. A year ago my sister was in a tragic accident which left her paralyzed and in the care of both me and my mom. Although I already had passion and love for what I do, that gave me even more strength and courage being as good as I was. August of 2022, she gained her wings and it's a moment I'll never forget. It gives me the mindset to strive and continue pushing myself daily for better. I want to make a difference someday inside the healthcare field and my goal is to do just that. I'm currently a online graduate student pursuing my Masters in Healthcare Management. Upon graduation I will continue my career as a CNA as well as gain a higher position inside the healthcare field. Being in this position, you understand what it feels like, what it takes and how strong you truly have to be caring for others and that is something I truly don't ever see myself pulling away from. Can't wait to meet you guys and I'm excited about this new job journey.

Hi, my name is Leah. My passion as a caregiver started at a very young age, 15. I had a neighbor who was disabled and helping her with daily activities grew on me. I enjoy helping my elders and the disabled in anyway possible. I'm experienced nurse assisting duties such as, therapy with hip surgeries, medication dispersement, the use of diabetic instruments, oxygen machines, Iv machines, and wound care. "My Care Is Your Independence"

Since I was a teenager, I've loved helping other people. I enjoy working with people of all ages and circumstances. What excites me most about this position is the opportunity to help those with disabilities live happier, healthier lives. I volunteered at my hometown assisted living center at 15 years old 3 days a week after school. I looked forward to seeing the smiles on their faces and knowing that someone cares. I think helping other people affects the local community positively, so I'd feel honored to accept such a vital role. I'm interested in being a caregiver because I'd like to increase the amount of care the elderly population receives. As I learned through my previous health care experience, this population often benefits from caregivers who provide companionship and who pay attention to detail. This can help improve the daily lives of this population. I'd love to be a part of that effort through this position and help improve the kind of care this group receives. I enjoy working with people and most enjoy jobs where I have one-on-one interaction with others. I enjoyed taking care of elder family members and would like to help others in this way. I get along with older adults and feel I can get along well with a variety of elders. I enjoy making someone smile and doing little things to make a person's day better. I take pride in your attention to detail. I feel that when I am older, I would want someone like myself there to help me if I need help. I would say some of my personal achievements throughout my careers in life have been re- organized something to make it work better. Identified a problem and solved it. Come up with a new idea that improved things. Developed or implemented new procedures or systems. Worked on special projects. Received awards. Been complimented by my supervisor or co-workers

What makes me a great caregiver is that I have 21 years of experience. I love working with elderly clients I enjoy their company as well as helping them..

My greatest skills in health care are making the resident/ patient feel comfortable caring for them. Trust, and caring, and sometimes you have to take period listen to each individual. What attracted me to becoming a caregiver was my grandmother. My family is very close and when my grandmother the glue to our family were Diagnosed with ALZHEIMER'S we all worked together. It when from one thing to another. After her transition I decided to work in health care. I enjoy caring for people. Whatever I can find my hands to do, I do it. With dignity love and respect. While working with ARc of Baldwin County, the Viola House was about to be close down by state because of poor keeping. With the help of good teamwork / people that needed to work and much pray the house became a home to eight mental challenge people within three months. I love what I do.

My name is Deanna Richardson, and although I am only 20, I would like to consider myself as an experienced caregiver (although I know that there is much more to learn). I also consider myself as very hard working, reliable, trustworthy, and compassionate. Before getting my CNA certification in October of 2016, I cared for several family members in high school that had mental disorders, a stroke, and dementia. After receiving my CNA certification I went straight to work. I have worked home health, in a hospital, and hospice care. I am very passionate about caring for others; I truly believe that it is my "calling." I do not see being a CNA as a job, but as an opportunity to be there for someone during their time of need. As a CNA, I know that it is the little things that count. I enjoy being able to make my patients feel better whether it is from helping them get a bath or just being their for them through companionship.

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I love being a caregiver because I have always liked to take care of my family , so I decided why not help other families and take care of their loved ones when they aren't able to.