Palliative Care Caregivers in Clayton - 37 caregivers found

I am a skilled health care worker who is able to care for your love one various needs. I am dependable, professional, patient who loves caring for others . I am also teachable and learnable. I will certainly be of asset to you and your love one.

I am a professional caregiver that support client in activities of daily living. I am caring, gentle, understanding, always willing to help, clients with daily needs. I enjoy helping, I wanted to be a caregiver after taking care of my grandparents and my stepfather with their aging process, and medical conditions.

I have been a caregiver for over 19 years and enjoy being able to give care so that family members can avoid caregiver burnout. I believe that God led me to my role as a caregiver and have excelled ever since both personally and professionally.

Well hello everyone! My name is Readina but all my residents call me Ree, it's easier for them. I always wanted to be in the medical field. First a surgeon, than an RN. So I started at the bottom and became an CNA. I been an CNA since 2013 and I absolutely love it. While working as an CNA I achieved becoming an CMA ( certified medication aide ) I can pass medications through the state of NJ. I did take the state test so I'm legit. Lol. I'm going to further my career and do my LPN course within the next year. Looking for a school as we speak. I really connect with all my residents it's not just a job for me, I care for them like they are my own grandparents or parents. I feel very honored to work with the elderly, you learn from them and I'm always learning something new. They really make my day, I wake up wanting to come to work. I'm very reliable and dependable and I rarely miss work, it has to be something tragic for me to miss work. Again, I think I would be the perfect caregiver for any family. Just give me a try and have a conversation with me, you'll love me like your own.

Am kind honest reliable and caring person Am a good listener and communicator When I bring comfort and relief to my patients it makes me happy The love for my job makes it easier for me to handle any situation

I am a 37 year old mother of 2 teenage sons. I enjoy working with people and being helpful. I worked for an older couple for 12 years. I am only looking for work now because they both passed away. I am friendly and upbeat and enjoy being useful.

Hello, my name is Angela I have 10 years live in experience working with Hospice patients, transitional and palliative care, persons diagnosed with Dementia, Parkinsons, Autism and Intellectual and Cognitive Disorders, and I have excellent references. Experienced with medication management, grocery shopping, meal prep, responsible and compassionate.

What makes me a great caregiver is the passion that i have for my job, i always feel fulfilled and happy when i take care of people and see smiles of their faces. My reason for becoming a caregiver is my passion to care for people, i always wanted to be a nurse which i am now studying in school, i also have a lot of patience and i am very understanding. What i like about being a caregiver is the chance that i get to care for the person that i am taking care of and making them happy at the end of the day. The personal achievment i am proud of is when one of my clients grand-duaghter walked up to me and handed me a note which read "thank you for taking good care of my grandmother," i felt happy and complete knowing that i have worked hard to achieve this kind of appreciation from this family

Hi... My name is Taquasha Williams.. pronounced; (Ta-Quay-Sha) I am 20 years old, single Parent ( a 1 yr old son) I've been a CNA for 2yrs and I am also CPR certified! I live in Bridgeton, a small city in New Jersey. I love interacting with people. My weakness is being too emotional...

I have a positive outlook on life and anyone I come into contact with is always thanking me for making them laugh and uplifting them. Patience is a virtue, I have been so patience and I have been so blessed to the things I have and people I meet. My expertise in many of the specialties such as MS and Alzheimer's it has made me become a better caregiver than I could ever imagine. I have always been a care giver in my family just because my grandmother was sick when I was young so I had to help take care of her. The gratification that you get when you know someone is happy and healthy because you made them that way is the most remarkable things that you can ever feel. My personal achievement that I am so proud of is going to school and furthering my career into an LPN also doing this and having a family of 3 children to take care of, I am doing this for them.