Palliative Care Caregivers in Whitehouse Station - 65 caregivers found

I am a dedicated caregiver experienced in working with patients/clients alike. I take great pride in my work ethic and I am very passionate about caring for the elderly. I was socialized as a child in Africa to be close and care for the aged in my family and my college background in Social Work and Psychology has fully equipped me for the job ahead. I am committed to improving the patients/clients overall wellbeing and health through personal care and energetic but pleasant compassionate engagements. I am highly skilled in assisting patients/clients with activities of daily living and help with excercises. I prepare meals, keep kitchen, bathroom and living areas spic and span. I am very fun to be around with and for me, taking care of the elderly is an inate trait that makes me happy any time. I am also CPR/First Aid trained.

I have provided holistic wellness and hospice comfort for seniors in their homes since 2017. By holistic, I mean to include the care of the spirit, soul, and body. I like to motivate and help seniors to find joy in daily life. I guide the client to work through daily challenges and to have peace in their hearts! I love to cook and bake from scratch from different cultures. I also provide light cleaning, doctor's appointments, essential transport, etc. Each client has their healthcare needs and may have a specific health condition. This is very important and discussed thoroughly from the beginning, and I maintain a dynamic routine custom planned for each client, with primary consideration and communication with their medical provider. I include exercise and encourage a walk in the fresh air as possible. I love challenges and love to meet my clients' needs. My goal is to make seniors and their families happy. I have experience with Dementia, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's disease. Also, with Depression, loneliness, and grief. I helped veterans, and I am familiar with the needs of Kosher homes.

I have worked in hospitals, home car and senior homes for over 11 years, and have been commended for the high level of care that I offer. I believe my healthcare certifications and considerable experience make me the ideal candidate for this role. In my current position at Morristown hospital , I am responsible for the care of 15 elderly residents. My duties include helping with daily living and hygiene as well as walking and entertainment activities. I pride myself on establishing rapport with both clients and their families in order to offer sensitive emotional support that enables vulnerable adults to live in comfort with dignity. I am confident using Gait Belts, Hoyer lifts, and EasyStands in compliance with OSHA and HIPPA With 11 years of experience providing comprehensive in-home patient care and support, I am certain to become an immediate asset to your organization in this role. I have excellent experience providing patient service and compassionate care within in-home environments. Adept at coordinating multiple services to ensure the highest level of quality care. I also have experience with medication administration, vitals, personal hygiene assistance, meal preparation, supply replenishment, and condition monitoring.guidelines. In addition, I am adept at noticing subtle physical and emotional changes in patients.

I am a very professional and dedicated caregiver. I have nearly five years experience of taking care of the elderly. Perhaps my background as a school teacher helps me a lot since I have lots of patience and care for my clients especially Alzheimer clients. I love what I do and I do it just as I would want my parents to be cared for or even myself, when I would need someone to care for me.

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I'm a very nice person with a humane heart. My dream is to become a medical doctor to save life. With me being caregiver gives the chance to render services to the aged and the handicap In the community

I have been Working in healthcare for 7. I knew taking care of others was my calling when a close family member became ill with cancer and I took care of her up until she passed. Another reason I enjoy starting my homecare business is because I always wanted to be the one to take care of my grandmother. I believe everyone deserves a great caregiver. I understand it can be a hard process of allowing someone in your home and it may feel like you're losing your independence. I am here to make things easier and try to help you keep as much independence as possible.

Im gentle and calm, energetic and self motivating . I have worked for 6 years in caregiving. Im happy to serve people woth special need.

Reality. The reality is, is that sometimes our most valued connections in life (family members or friends) aren't available at every waking second. We need to find other resources to help create new valued connections, like me! I have an extreme passion for being able to apply my skills and care into what I do day in and day out, and that serving people!! Whether or not somebody's looking for friend, somebody to help them to the bathroom, or help lift their spirits, I want to be that person! Being a medical caregiver requires more than just knowing how to do certain skills, it's about establishing a connection like no other with the person you are there to treat, heal, help over come illnesses or disabilities! Nothing would make me happier than allowing me to join and assist all of your needs with you and your family. I have a very personal relationship with palliative care and/or hospice healing. I was my mother's main caretaker when she was diagnosed with Stage IV Metastatic Lung Cancer in early April 2017. I was her advocate. I lifted her up when she needed to be both physically and mentally. I listened to her, provided her professional medical care with anything that needed and/or required critical medical attention (which was often), but mostly I held her hand. Throughout the entire process the pain was hard, unbearable even, but I wouldn't give up. I know what it's like to be on both sides... The family member and the caretaker. But what I can empathize more with is being the actual patient. The relation to both parties is significant for me. I am feeling more than compelled to help out that special family that needs it. If anyone gets it, it's me. One of my favorite questions: "how can I help you?"

Hello! My name is Krystal and I have been working with clients of all age groups who are varied on the level of assistance needed. I have years of experience working with those who experience both mental and physical disabilities in some form. I believe I was born into the caregiving role, not just as a mother myself, but as a natural instinct from my childhood. Caregiving found me in middle school when my mother was diagnosed with bipolar, along with some other mental health issues, and became disabled. As a single child in a single parent home I began to take the reins of household responsibilities gradually starting in middle school and fully running my mothers home by high school age. As her mental health declined she experienced physical health issues resulting in surgical assistance on several occasions. At the age of 18, while still being an in home care giver to my mother, I became my 16 year old cousins custodian. He has Asperger's and Tourette's along with other mental health issues. He was in need of specialized schooling but mostly could manage himself. These experiences are what sparked my passion for getting into the caregiving field. Until my mother and my cousin, I had no experience or knowledge of caregiving or even that there was a need for people like me. As I dug deeper I realized many people don't get the scope or kind of care they truly need. In a way, I feel my background makes me the best caregiver since I truly treat all my clients as family. It is important to work with respect and conduct oneself in a way that trust can bloom. Caregivers are strangers in a clients home so it is important to have manners, be respectful, and to have a bit of tough skin since some clients can change in mood. Having the ability to adapt with changes in mood, environment, temperament, etc. is important because we cannot let these things change how we treat and care for our clients.