Palliative Care Caregivers in Palmdale - 143 caregivers found

I became a caregiver to provide great customer service. What I like about being a Caregiver is being the light of someones day, and helping them to enjoy life. Because I am a very patient person that makes me the best caregiver. I have just completed CNA class this year Provide Care for Elderly People. Light Housekeeping, meal preparation, and dispense medications. I also help with all daily living activities. Full time or Part time. Day or Night shift I was born to be a Caregiver

I am a trusted and professional person who could readily adjust, learn and communicate, patient and persevering in dealing with people. I'd like to be of service to the elderlies and families who needs somebody to take care of them and treat them as my own relative or a new friend. I enjoy most being a caregiver in ways that I could impart my know- how in properly taking care of them. My personal achievement are : It widened my horizon of a good interpersonal relationship with the resident whatever his case is; imparted proper and decent care to the elderlies .

I am a great caregiver, honest, reliable dependable experienced and smart person, i am certified nurse assistant, certified home health aide, restorative nurse assistant, certified of passing medications, i am a good cook, very caring person, trust worthy, i am experienced at the hospitals, Tri City Medical Hosp, Cedars Sinai Medical Center and a private duty one on one

I am a very friendly individual that can get along with anyone. I know how to cook and clean and I have no issue providing any other form of care that a client may need. I am interested in this job as a caregiver because I am a recent nursing student graduate from the University of Texas at El Paso and I believe that it would be an amazing opportunity to gain experience while also being able to help and bond with a client.

Besides experience and knowledge I acquired from nursing school, helping others has always been my passion. I find joy and fulfillment knowing I make a difference in someone else's life. I am patient and willing to adjust to the needs of my clients. I try to put myself in their shoes, to try and understand them. I treat my patients with love and respect, and with dignity, just like how I would want to be treated if I was in their same situation. Since I was a young age, I have always been interested in helping other people. I enjoy helping others who have trouble helping themselves especially the elderly. I completed my vocational nursing studies in 2012 and it was at that point I realised that helping people is my calling. I love that being a caregiver, you can make a difference. It's a rewarding experience providing care and assistance to those who are no longer able to do so and to know that I have done my job right when I see smiles on their faces. The moments that make me most proud of as a care giver is when I see my patients doing well, seeing their happy faces.

I went to high school graduated and then decide to take some nursing class I did really liked it, my first experience as a home health aid I remember working at facility care I really loved it I learned so much , I am a caring and positive caregiver I always want to make sure that my client and family are fully satisfied and happy the way I work , I always like to show how much I am full of energy working as a caregiver, my responsibilities are bathing , reminder for taking meds, errands, driving to doctors appointments, and do activities of daily living as a caregiver, I love my work and I always want the best for my client to feel comfortable and safe.

I became a caregiver at a young age my grandparents were living alone so at 16 I started cooking cleaning and helping them with care. It just came natural. As more family members and friends needed me it became a career. I've done in-home care many years also took CNA courses. I love people. My heart is big and it shows in my work . I will be a blessing to any family that needs help with their love ones .

Im very passionate,honest,dependable reliable, trustworthy and hands on..taking care of elderly/client or being a care giver is very challenging but rewarding for me,. I loved seeing my client/patient accomplished everything or be independent again... or even just a small things that makes them happy.. i enjoy having conversation with my clients and their family and im making sure that family is updated everday. I have 20 years of experience as a care provider/care giver... im license practical nurse graduate a cna and im registered at department of health services...

I'm Erick and have been in the caregiving profession for more than 6 years. I started with an RCFE setting and eventually leveling up to giving 1 on 1 personal care. During the duration of my 1 on 1 personal aid/caregiver, I was tasked to do housework duties, drive for my client, do groceries and doctors appointments. Maintain cleanliness in the house and most importantly, performing my primary duty as a caregiver. Growing up in a culture of having close family ties, it just give me the joy of taking care of elderly people. I lost my mother 7 years ago just when I was having a good relationship with her. I wasn't able to tell her how much I love her or care for her during her time of illness. I made a promise that it will be my goal to help in any possible way I can to be of service to anyone who needs help. It wasn't easy but the smiles I see on my clients face just melts my heart knowing that I've helped them go through the day and look forward for tomorrow. My personal achievement would be seeing my client's smile and let them feel that they are not alone.

Hello! I never set out to become a caregiver, but as the only child to older parents (dad 55, mom 47 when I was born), perhaps it was inevitable? I moved home from working abroad to help my mother, taking on increasing caregiving load as her dementia progressed until her passing in 2021. My experience runs the gamut from companionship and outings for errands and fun for a patient still very sharp and active, to the personal hygiene, feeding and care for a bed bound patient with end-stage dementia, and everything in between. My main caveat is, all my experience is with the same patient, my mother. I hope to parlay my experience to be of assistance to others--having been the sole caretaker for my mom, I know how exhausting, frustrating and stressful it can be. I am confident in my ability to safely lift, carry and move a patient up to 120lbs, and can provide assistance and support for heavier. Native English speaker, can communicate in Japanese (not quite business level), understand some Mandarin (elementary level), understand a limited amount of Taiwanese and Spanish.