Palliative Care Caregivers in New Bedford - 51 caregivers found

Caring for people is my passion! My mother was a cna all her life so I grew up in nursing homes volunteering at an early age. Love helping and doing as much as I can for our elders as they have helped us. I'm a fun, energetic at times, loving person that is just trying to reach out my hand to help another

I love to help people and feel strongly that we should take care of others that can't do as much for themselves. I entered the direct care field after helping my grandmother through cancer, and finding how much I loved to care for her in her time of need.

My name is Linda , I have been a caregiver to my grandmother who has passed 3 years ago and I have provided services to her for about 5 years, I enjoy doing helping out families who need the help , dwhat attracted me to be a caregiver was I get to meet different people I just enjoy providing care and helping out anyone who is in need for any type of care , medical , dental and etc. get to meet you

I have been a nurse over 40 years working across settings. It can be a very diverse career and quite rewarding. I enjoy the challenges.

I am reliable, respectful and enjoy helping people live safely and independently at home. 10+ years of hands-on experience allows me to customize services for all levels of care (hospice, diabetes, dementia, wound care, companionship, etc). Services offered support all ADL'S and IADL'S (bathing, grooming, feeding, meal prep/nutrition, medication/household management, transportation/errands/shopping, etc.) and home organization projects. I look forward for the opportunity to become a part of your care team :-)

Hello My name is Yasmiri I am 24 years old I have always loved taking care of people I have a lot of experience taking care of elderly mostly from my own Grandma that has diabetes and Alzheimer's. I also am going to school to become a nurse and have worked in a hospital setting as well as the home setting I have experience with people with respiratory disorders as well. I enjoy mostly being a caregiver in the home setting because I grow a greater connection with my patients and they are more comfortable in a home setting.

Hello! My name is Jordan. I am a nursing student seeking to help others! I grew up babysitting/nannying for families. I then realized what I knew I wanted to do...help people! I then enrolled in a nursing program right out of high-school! I did 5 classes and am certified in all. I'm CPR/BLS certificated. I'm my senior year of highschool I did an intern ship as a preschool teacher and gained a certification in early childhood development as well.

I have been a caregiver for over 30 years. I began as a teenager in nursing homes but found in home care when I was a personal trainer. I was training a client in her home and it was then that I decided I wanted to spend more time helping the elderly remain in their homes. I am very easy going but I'm a a great worker. I do my best to help each individual maintain their dignity and respect while maintaining as much independence as possible. I enjoy the fact that people are comfortable with me at a time when someone must come into their environment which has been sacred to them for so long. It's not easy but I think I make it a bit easier.

RI licensed CNA for twelve years specializing in Alzheimer's and Dementia folks. Extremely compassionate and professional.

My name is Deanna I am 34 years of age with no children. What attracted the most to look into this field and to sign me up for CNA school was for my grandparents that I was very close to and who raised me so I did it for them! Because unfortunately, my grandmother was in a nursing home and she was very neglected to the point. Some thing happened to her and she passed away so she gave me my motivation to be where I'm at today. I'm a very compassionate person very honest the most outright patience I have for people is incredible always in a positive mood And I've always wanted to take care of others who don't have others to take care of them. That's why I became a CNA and a caregiver because I give my 100%. I'm a very thorough worker. I'm very organized I have a routine and I get along with everybody, but if I have a tough client who is behavioral that intrigues me more to stay in the field that I am in only because I know how to approach those clients in the correct manner. My personal traits are attachment to the people I care for because not only do I care for them but at the end of the day, somehow they turn family to me in my eyes. I'm a very experienced worker. I've been doing this for six years. I have dealt with all different kinds of patients, so no need to worry. And I'm also very knowledgeable to medical terminologies. I'm a safe, reliable, trustworthy person and I'm very compassionate at what I do and because I love what I do.