Palliative Care Caregivers in Auberry - 39 caregivers found

I am a great caregiver because I will treat each person I care for with dignity, respect and kindness. I am responsible and dedicated to this line of work. I will help with maintaining a clean and comfortable as well as safe environment. I try to improve quality of life through adaptive progressive strategies. what attracted me to become a caregiver was helping to care for my grandmother and my mother, it made me feel good to be able to help them. What I enjoy the most about being a caregiver is bringing a smile on my clients face. A personal achievement I have is seeing a client get better after I care for them.

I have two years of medical school and has a passion for caring the elderly .I am compassionate, highly dedicated , trustworthy and amiable,someone who would walk extra miles for the well-being of my client .I have presence of mind when crises arise and able to handle stress with extreme care.Through my education and work experience , I have broadened my knowledge in caring for the elderly , sick and homebound .

I am compassionate and attentive to my clients. I do thorough job. The safety of my clients come first. I listen to them and hold conversation with them even when they don't make sense in the case of dementia. I'm observant and prompt on my job. I have worked as a CNA for more than 10 years. I have worked in the hospital, nursing homes and homes although my CNA license expired. I am also registered in the California State Registry for home care giver. I'm also in the data base as a CNA in the state of California but expired license.

Hello! I am 24 years old I have been a CNA since 2020, during COVID I decided to get my CNA because I wanted to start my career in Nursing and help families who struggle with caring for their loved ones. I love what I do! I am in school working towards getting a RN degree hopefully to be finished by 2025! I am a foodie, I love to cook new dishes and try new foods. I love to clean I love to crochet and do other crafts in my free time.

Devoting most of my time to the care of someone else is one of the most selfless things someone can do, but it's not only about the time involved. Being able to understand the person you're caring for, knowing their problems, challenges and desires will not only make it easier to care for them, but will undoubtedly improve the relationship you have with each other. Empathy is a big aspect of that, and being able to put yourself in someone else's shoes and be empathetic will only increase the quality of care you're providing.As instrumental as caregivers are, communication is key. It can be something as simple as going through the day's schedule, or complicated as discussing health concerns, but no matter what it is, it must be done well. Subpar communication will do nothing beneficial for the relationship, and in fact, could damage it. Furthermore, as it's likely there's more than one caregiver in the individual's life, and because of all the moving parts, communication is key to get information to all the relevant parties. Whether it's relaying health information or just remaining congenial, communication between caregivers is important, second only to communicating with the individual.

I'm 42yrs old I been caregiving for over 10 yrs I live in clovis single no kids I've worked in group homes assisted living at peoples homes done adult day programs I also did non-emergency medical transportation I've done it all.

I am a very outgoing person who enjoys helping anyone. I have up to 6 years experience as a caregiver, and I plan to further my education in the healthcare field. I enjoy being a caregiver, because I love bringing big smiles on anyone's face. I also enjoy conversations about pretty much any topic. My biggest achievement in being a caregiver is gaining the experiences I can use to help any client/resident.

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Hello my name is Sarah and I have been a CNA/Caregiver for two years! I have always enjoyed working with seniors and I find my job very rewarding. A personal achievement that I am proud of is that I have been working toward my degree in Healthcare Management and am looking at opening my own care home someday.

I went into Chiropractic because I wanted to share knowledge with people that I had gained over the years pertaining to natural healing. When my father died, and being an only child, I knew my mother would sooner or later need my help. I lived with her in her apartment for 9 years, preparing all the healthy food she preferred. I did the cleaning, the laundry and some of the bathing, driving her to Fresno to medical appointments. I have a friend right now who is becoming disabled. I bring him food, make fresh juices, and will soon take himbto town for cataract surgery.