Palliative Care Caregivers in Marshall - 9 caregivers found

I am very friendly, all smile, and positive vibes. I am attracted being a caregiver is making some one day and making smile and making sure there general health and mental state is positive. I enjoy just meeting new people and being the one who can help them in the time of need. Personal achievement is leaving a factory job and putting my good energy out there to people who need it. To make there life or end life happy.

Caregiving has always been a passion, starting with my own parents as they were aging. Realizing that I was good at it because people appreciated my care, I started my own business which was very successful until it became too busy for me to carry on with my growing family. I love getting to know people and their histories. I am quite good at problem solving. I have been caregiving on a private basis for over 30 years.

Since I was a child, I've loved helping other people. I enjoy working with people of all ages and circumstances. What excites me most about this position is the opportunity to help those with disabilities live happier, healthier lives. I think helping other people affects the local community positively, so I'd feel honored to accept such a vital role."

I am from TN. I got my CNA license in 2009. I worked with the same client from 2009-2016 In August 2016 I moved to MI. I started nursing school at Lansing community college. I work in clients homes now. I love my job and love helping others!

My purpose in life is to help others. If I can help someone by removing stress or just simply helping with day to day task then my work is complete. I take great pride in taking care of elderly.

I feel that aging in the home is the best option and I would like to assist families to make that possible. I enjoy providing companionship, activity, and quality care while working with families as a TEAM to ensure safety and quality of life for the elderly.

I'm a 47 yr old female caregiver who has been in this field since the age of 20. I've raised 6 children 4 of whom were mine. I have taken care of many different types of people, personalities and differences in many areas such as age ,illness, and disabilities. I'm a very straight forward caring individual who has a passion for caring for those who can no longer do everything they once could, and whom need a bit of help.I personally took care of my grandfather who died 7 years ago. Once he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer he passed within 28 days at home surrounded by love and his family. My greatest accomplishment in this field was when I was a house manager at Countryside llc. I took care of a man whom gave me severe issues in the beginning caring for him ,as he was not happy with his failing health and the fact that his independence was quickly being stripped from him because of his disease. I was determined to win him over ,and I did so quickly and I became his favorite caregiver. He declined quickly ,and I made sure his care was given even if I had to come from home (as I didn't live far )and wasn't on the clock. Some of the aides were afraid to administer his medication as it was potent, and if given to much could cause him to pass. He did pass eventually and I was mentioned in his obituary by his family as his special angel and caretaker. Not many of us are recognized for doing our job. I see the fact that his family realized this and paid special tribute to me a very big achievement, as they saw I went above and beyond as a caretaker ,a friend and was given the honor to care for and make someone else's end of days brighter & easier. So as far as I'm concerned ,if I can make someone else's life easier and more comfortable as their ending there last years on this earth ;then I've accomplished what God put me here to do.

I started care-giving in 2002. I took care of my great grandmother at home until she passed. She had Alzheimer's disease. I then got my CNA certification and started working for nursing homes and home care companies. I worked in management at one home care place. Once my certification expired I started going to college for my Associates degree. I also began caring for my husband's grandfather who had Parkinson's disease. Over the years I have cared for hundreds of people with all sorts of different ailments. I really enjoy giving our elders and disabled peers a friend/companion. I enjoy helping them out and making their days better.

I have over 20 years experience the last 9 years was with hospice I feel that is my calling . I have worked in nursing home settings for a large portion of my career. I love the feeling I get from helping others at any stage of their health care needs. What attracted me to health care was and is the feeling I get from helping others.