Palliative Care Caregivers in Coltons Point - 21 caregivers found

Caregiving is what I live for and has been my job for as long as I can remember. Whether providing a helping hand and services to relatives or neighbors, the appreciation for companionship means the world to me because the responsibility is shared amongst the caregiver and patient for personal achievement and growth!

Hi, My name is Andrea Curry , I am 28 years old. I've been in the nursing field for 3years. Before I started my nursing career I took care of my grandmother for 4years

I'm a registered nurse with 10 years experience. My background is critical care, post-operative care and prior charge nurse experience in orthopedics/telemetry. I'm a mom of 3 young children. I'm hardworking, organized, attentive to detail and compassionate about providing high quality care with each client I encounter. After years of being at the bedside and witnessing far too many elderly and disabled clients admitted with preventable health ailments- I've decided to transition my career to provide quality care and help my community prevent these cases from happening. I pride myself in honest, genuine care- with the promise to care for your loved one as if they were my own.

I am a pca I been working for 7 years I have worked n hospitals assisted livings

I'm a great caregiver because I'm passionate and very vigilant when it's come to caring for the elderly. I pay close attention to details. What attracted me to being a caregiver was being able to care for my oldest daughter grandmother for over 5years now, she currently has paranoid schizophrenia. Achievements, don't really have any as of yet. My ultimate goal is to obtain my CNA.

I'm a very positive, upbeat, caring, compassionate person who became a caregiver in honor of my Grandmother. I enjoy the family's that I meet through my work and hearing about their lives. Once when I worked for an agency when I first started this line of work I was voted most requested caregiver 2 months in a row. I love what I do.

I was raised in a Christian home by my grandma, mom and dad. I attended a vocational tech school for High school where I studied nursing. I was a dental radiographer and expanded functions assistant for 18 years. I quit that to raise my sons during their teen years. I owned my own home day care business for 14 years. I went back to school and became a phlebotomist. After four years I was bored and went back to school to become a CNA. I have worked in hospitals and Hospice Houses. I have taken care of elderly in their homes because of cancer and/or hip replacements. I have worked in the ER on 12 hour shifts. I love taking care of people.

Growing up, every great grandparent, and grandparent on both sides of my family, suffered from the Alzheimer's gene. I watched and assisted with their care and witnessed their deterioration my entire childhood and adult life. Naturally, I sought genetic testing and learned I am a carrier of the gene. I am pursuing a career in medicine with a double major in Biology (for Pre-Med) and Neurosciences (studying regressive neurological diseases and mental disorders). I am also a mom of 2. I enjoy providing companionship care and have extensive experience (both personal and professional) and knowledge of senior care and dementia/Alzheimer's. I provide the same care to families that I would give to my own. I'm a driven, passionate person who enjoys reading, outdoor activities of any kind, and am an avid believer that anything is possible if we set out to achieve it. I hope that I can give your family peace of mind and comfort your loved ones in their time of need.

I have the desire to want to help. By showing both empathy and compassion , constantly showing the person that I am caring for know that i care about the person and want to do what I can to help them.

What makes me a great caregiver is the heart that I was blessed with. I use to wonder what my purpose here was but I know what it is. It's to be a blessing in the life of others. I take pride in the care I give and treat each person as if they were my loved one. Not only do I do my very best to take care of each individual that I care for I make them as comfortable with me as I possibly can and also there family. The last case I had I was introduced to a doctor who needed care for her mom. They instantly fell in love with me and treated me not just as a caregiver but family. After the passing of her mom still today the doctor and I communicate at least twice a week and she stills tells me 6 months after her mom passed how much she appreciated the care I gave her mom and how much her mom loved me.