Palliative Care Caregivers in Three Rivers - 15 caregivers found

My name is Kryn I have 2.5 years of caregiving experience. I am also cpr and basic life support certified, I enjoy my spare time visiting with my clients and am a very caring person! I am okay with traveling to provide the care that needs provided. I am dependable and reliable! I love my clients with my all and love my bonds and the relationship I build with my clients.

I have always enjoyed caring for people. It is the biggest reason I became a nurse. I have been working and continue to work in an acute care setting where I have gained alot of experience and expanded my skills with high acuity patients. On my unit we can take any adult patient but the majority of the patients we receive are geriatric. I really enjoy taking care of the elderly population. I am very easy going and understanding . I think I bring a calming presence to most patients especially in times they feel most vulnerable.

What are your personality traits or expertise that help you be a great caregiver? - Personality traits id say are caring, enthusiastic and optimistic. Expertise would be i have worked with ALL kinds of people with variety of needs! What attracted to you being a caregiver? Being able to make someone's life better easier and more fun in return makes me beyond happy What do you enjoy most about being a caregiver? Ive always had a passion and caring for others is MY passion. I love learning client personality and learning stories about them and their lives! What is a personal achievement you are proud of? I have a beautiful baby boy who ive been home with for over a year. Hes is the best thing ive done in my entire life.

I have always wanted to commit myself to doing something meaningful in my career and I felt that becoming a CNA wold provide that while I was in school for my bachelors and next for my masters in PA studies. To be spending my days helping sick people to feel well, to help educate people in how best to take care of themselves is something that has always spoken to me. Working as a CNA has been a great opportunity because it has confirmed in my mind what I had been anticipating, which is how much I look forward to working with patients. It has allowed me to be the positive presence that I want to be in people's lives. Leaving work every day knowing I made a difference not only in someone's life but in their well-being is the most rewarding thing that I have ever done. Not only do I enjoy it because of the positive impact it allows me to make in their daily lives but also because of the way they impact me. Caring for them forces me to figure out the best way to help people feel better. Sometimes that means really learning to understand the effects of behavioral or cognitive disorders, and sometimes that means helping people cope with the pain, fear and anxiety that medical challenges can bring. It is challenging but deeply meaningful to care for patients because I get to develop a deeper understanding of how to improve the quality of life to people who rely on me and look to me for relief. My greatest personality traits and expertise that has helped me become a great caregiver is my constant open mindedness to grow and learn to become the best version of myself. My ability to bring a positive warm energy to work has allowed me to create a comfortable and safe environment for my patients. I am also a very driven and dedicated person who will not walk away from a problem until it is solved or keep working until I fulfill my dreams. My greatest personal achievement would be graduating with my bachelors in four years at the age of 22.

I have been a caregiver for a total of 7 years. I became a CNA when I was 18 but took a break from it at age 23, while I attended college. I earned a degree in Health Information Technology and worked in Elkhart General Hospital's Medical Records Department for two years. I liked the job but it wasn't as fulfilling for me as caregiving. I happened to meet a woman who did private home care and needed another aide working with her. I took the job and have been happily providing care for the elderly since.

I'am a 30 years of age and I have lots of experience working as a caregiver and home health aide. I've worked in facilities as well in homes. I'm familiar with taking vitals, using hoyer lifts, giving bed baths, working with clients with spinal cord injuries, paralyzed, hospice patients, patients with catheters and more. I have a passion for helping others and working with those who need care. I recently just participated in a phlebotomy technician program and I'm going to continue to further my education in the health field.

after taking care of my parents i really understood much more about the elderly and there needs.it had an impact on how i see them. i often prefer there company now .

I first starting working with seniors because of my own experiences caring for family members . I enjoyed my time with them so much I decided to go into home health care . I have since worked with many clients with ailments including incontinence, diabetes and mobility issues . I enjoy hearing about the lives of my clients and they seem to enjoy hearing about my family. I also have HHA training from the Institute for Professional Care Education.

I love my seniors! I have over 20 years of experience. I began with my own grandmother at the age of 19 and knew this is what I need to do. I took care of my father with terminal brain cancer that was my hardest situation. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the person I'm caring for regardless of their personality I just love them. I am proud of everything that I have done.

I am a very compassionate person who loves helping people. I enjoy meeting new clients and getting to know them on a personal level. Caregiving is what I do, being there to help others is what it's all about. I am very proud of my raising of 4 wonderful children who are as selfless and caring as I am.