Palliative Care Caregivers in Gordon - 32 caregivers found

Hello My Name is Kyester I go by Kye or Ester if easier for some. I have been in the healthcare field since 1990. I started off at a personal care home while in the 8th grade, obtained my CNA in 1997 and went to my 1st nursing facility. I have truly enjoyed working with all the many clients and families, even through the good and bad times we have encountered together. Healthcare has been very emotional foe me at times, specially when you get attached emotionally and there is nothing you can do but be there, be patient and supportive . Currently available after 3pm.

What makes me a great caregiver is that I listen and watch my clients. I may close attention to small details because at times that's all that matters. What attracted me to become a caregiver is the way I was raised to care for people who are in need and may not have anyone else. I was taught to treat and show respect to all kinds of humanity regardless of the way the look,talk,and dressed. The most thing I enjoy about being a caregiver is making sure that my person needs are met to my best abilities. My personal achievement that I'm proud of is me giving back when I can.

Hey my Jarrettia I'm really dependable caregiver great personality.

I love providing quality care, attention, love, and affection to individuals in my care! Caring for my grandmother as a youth and knowing everyone doesn't have the same privilege as I did. Making my client feel that someone cares and has time to spend with them. Making it through a final transition phase with a client even though it's the hardest thing to do!

I Love What I Do The Fact That I Can Make Someone Else Day Bright Makes Me Feel Good I Go Above And Beyond I Provide Great Customer Service I Love To Smile And Have Fun With Whoever Im Around

Hello my name is Chanda. I am a teacher and I absolutely love helping people. I've been teaching for 14 years with 2 of the years being here in Ga. I've always wanted to be in a position to help people. I started out as a caregiver. I did car giving for 8 years before becoming a youth counselor. After being a youth counselor for 4 years, I got my Master's in Education and I have been teaching now for 14 years.

I'm a very caring and spunky person. I love helpings others. I've been a caregiver for over 9 years and there's nothing about it I do not love. I'm currently in school to obtain my LPN degree. I'm here to help you love life.

What makes me a great caregiver is that I understand what a family us going through being that I helped care for my grandparents. I have been certified since 1997 but my experience from caring for my family members has been since my teenage years. And knowing that others depend on me to care for their love ones is what I love to do. Getting to know and understand ones family is getting to know the individual who is needing care. Treating others as you would want others to treat your family members is the key.. My personal achievements that I am very proud of is knowing that when I leave that person I am caring for, I know that I have done the best and provided the best care for them and that they are happy and I can return to them and they remember the way I talked to them, treated them and showed them the passionate care that I have towards them by treating them as if they were my family with dignity and respect. I have had many jobs over the years and I have excellent references that will be available upon request.

I'm a hard working service oriented and dependable Healthcare professional with experience dedicated to patient service and care which has enable the development of expert organizational and written verbal and interpersonal communication skills. I can Thrive in a high pressure fast paced environments am able to prioritize multiple tasks and work resourcefully/ efficiently under stress and time constraints while ensuring the highest level of care.

I love helping and taking care of people. I am a dependable, caring and responsible person. My focus is not only on a clients physical needs, but their emotional needs as well. I remember as a child, watching a group of nurses march across the walkway at a hospital. They were so dignified in their white uniforms. After learning about their mission, I knew this was the job for me. So at 53 years old, I went back to school and received my LPN diploma and 1 month later my LPN license.