Palliative Care Caregivers in Richgrove - 12 caregivers found

I've been in the medical field for over 13+ years and I absolutely love it. I started in the medical field right out of High School and I'm currently attending school to receive my Bachelors Degree in Health Care Management. I want to continue to expand my knowledge and be a great pillar in the Medical Community. I'm extremely skilled with Majority of all Medical Conditions and treat others with respect. If your seeking someone who is knowledgeable and need help caring for your loved one's then please give me a consideration. I'm Covid-19 certified and Cleared through IHSS depending on care your seeking.

I have always enjoyed helping other people live their lives to the fullest extent possible. I have compassion for the elderly and disabled and my goal is make their lives easier and more fulfilling for as long as possible. I have a personal commitment to making people as comfortable as they can be when they are ill or experiencing any condition that causes them to require in-home care.

I am compassionate and bubbly CNA. I love helping and providing companionship to others. My co-worker and residents know me for my bright and positive attitude. I never shy away from assisting anyone. I am going to college to become a registered nurse and I am very excited

It's been my passion since my grandmother was sick. I've been a caregiver for 12 years.....I love what I do--you can't do it for the money. You have to be yourself, be professional, honest, and truthful.

I have always been naturally caring. It was in 2010 when I felt the calling. 2011 I went to school to get my CNA license. I took care of my daughter who was undergoing treatment at the time. In 2013 I officially used my license at a local rehab facility. It was hard to leave my patients at the rehab facility who I had became close to and loved. 2015 I started to work at Sierra View where I floated to multiple departments. During that time I gain a better knowledge of how to take care and treat my patients. I and now looking to help a family in need to take care of their love one.

I love being able to help care for people who aren't able to care for themselves fully. I love seeing the faces of my clients when they see me. They are always happy. I'm proud of being a care provider because this job isn't for everyone.

My compassion to care and give to the elderly the patience and love they fully deserve. I've been a CNA /RNT at SJCH for 4.5 years and one year at Health South Rehabilitation Hospital,cared for my elderly grandmother for three years. I am retired from law enforcement, do not smoke or consume alcohol and am a Christian woman. I am licensed and certified in the state of California

I became a caregiver because my favorite aunt's death traumatized me when I was younger and I felt it was only right to do something bigger about it. With the additional influence of other aunts having careers in the medical field, I decided to strive in the medical field myself and contribute to the better physical, mental, and emotional health of those in need. I am very compassionate, diligent, and fun. Spending quality time with clients on a daily basis and getting to know them really makes me happy because a relationship is developed that most clients don't have to begin with. I just want to make them improve, be happy and healthy.

I am a former RN that is awaiting reinstatement of license. I received a DUI in 2016 that ultimately was dismissed. I needed to work on "myself" before returning to my chosen field. My expertise was in critical care with an emphasis on post open heart through UCLA. I am qualified for any and all care needs currently. Consider interview.

Hello everyone, my name is Abygail, but you can call me Aby for short. I have had a year of experience with 4 Autistic children ranging from the ages 10 to 20. I have been more of a nanny as I not only provided all around care at various hours of the day and night, I built a bond with them. This relationship has kept me going as a care provider; I always felt the need to do more and to have fun while doing so. I guess that is what I enjoy most as being a caregiver is the bond that I have with my clients as I treat them like family. A personal achievement that I am proud of is being on a princess on the Miss Porterville court in 2017. I am proud of this accomplishment as it allowed me to be active within the community. It also allowed me to partake in activities with people of various ages and it created opportunities for me. I was not only a role model for future generations to come, but to those of my age within the community, and older.