Palliative Care Caregivers in West End - 24 caregivers found

Hello. I have been a caregiver for 20 years.I love interacting with the elderly and learning things from them. I've always gone above and beyond when working. I love reading to them and singing or just going on walks. My clients are like my family, and I treat them as such. I've always made little simple treats for them and have them become involved with things.

Hi my name is Gayle, I'm a very easy person to work with my main goal is to ensure that my client is happy. Working with elderly people has always been a passion,it's a joy to sit and talk with them. I take being a caregiver very serious, I looked after both of my great grandmother's before they passed away. I treat each and every person I work with as if they are my own family, that makes me very passionate about my job.

I have over 12 years experience of pca work I have worked in varies nursing home facility and done individual care in resident home I love working with elderly.people my patient are my number 1 priority

I'm 46 years old. I been married 19 years and have a 18 year old son who just graduated this year. I personally love being a caregiver. I've done it on and off for about 10 years now. I've always liked to help people and have customer service jobs but at the same time I knew I wanted to do more, so one day I was offered to be a caregiver and I accepted it and have loved it since. I was a private caregiver for almost a year and not to long after that I become a private caregiver for another lady for about the same time. I did get out of it for a little bit because when they passed away it was hard on me and I had to find away to deal with it because I knew in my heart it was what I was suppose to do and that's what brought me to Carelinx . I now have been working thru carelinx over 2 years now with a lady part time and I love it and wouldn't change it for the world. I promise your family will always be treated as my own. Thank you.

My name is Carla, l enjoy helping people. Before moving to America I assisted dozens of elderly people in Germany as well as some that had special needs. Most of my clients and their families continue to stay in contact with me and always ask me to come back to be with them.

The best part about being a caregiver is being able to attend to the individual needs of each client and to be able to provide some peace for them in what can be a very trying time.

First of all, I always go into a home knowing that I will be making a wonderful friend. I love the elderly; I love their different personalities and all their "Life" stories. It gives my heart great joy to be able to make them smile. It is the most rewarding thing I have ever done.

Hello! I'm a kind hearted, loving person who never meets a stranger. I treat my patients and clients like they are my family. I wanted to become a caregiver since I was a little girl and experienced my grandpa going through cancer and his caregivers were wonderful! I wanted to be able to provide that kind of care to others!

Jersey-girl relocated to beautiful North Carolina and loving it, with my Air Force Vet Husband & 5-year old son. Lifelong artist, trained fashion & graphic designer + seamstress. A colorful personality visible across the Triangle area, while representing my art/fashion brand LMA Designs, on a mission to make self-expression & creativity more accessible to all as a means of genuine self-care through art and design. I strive to use my skills to help others, to learn while solving problems, with enthusiasm, optimism, empathy, & most importantly, to preserve the dignity of others. In my life experiences & those in the work-place (no matter where that may be) have shown me how important it is at all stages of life & health to have human connection--real human help and compassion--guiding my main goals and philosophy in caregiving and companionship. My job is not over until I have made someone's day a little brighter, more colorful, and more hopeful.

I am a retired RN of 26 years. I loved every minute of my job. Every patient and every family were special. And even though my prayer was to be a blessing to those I cared for... somehow I always seemed to leave them feeling as though I received the blessing