Palliative Care Caregivers in Fort Hunter - 31 caregivers found

I like what I do because I used to have a disable and handicap son and he die and I decided to work in this to help the people in need if I am understand and use my experience in what I know to work to help does people in need beside my work I do voluntary job too and I am very proud for what I do I have more than 35 years experience but I have certification for MED TECH,RBT BCBAB,CNA

I am an RN looking to return to providing the care I hoped to do when I became an RN. Care, compassion, exceptional verbal and nonverbal communication, and above average critical thinking abilities are just some of the skills I possess. In a home care setting, I most enjoy the ability to provide the 1:1, quality care I would want for my own family and friends. In a facility or at home, I love utilizing my ability to discern a patient's needs, often off the beaten path. My greatest personal achievement was raising my two developmentally disabled children to become independent, upstanding citizens.

Hello, my name is caryssa ! I've been a CNA for 7 years and trained for my entire senior year of high school. I worked a little in a hospital so I have some insight on taking care of people in that kind of setting I'm very familiar with residents who are full term in a nursing home, who have dementia, and also residents on a rehab unit recovering from falls at home causing them to break their hips, neck, back and more and trying to my best ability to make them comfortable. I've taken care of people who are actively dying and have terminal illnesses I guess it's safe to say it's what I know best is to take care of people. What I love the most about taking care of people is getting close to them like they're my own family I love my residents a lot. What drew me to being a care giver was the fact that I could help someone or even make their day better just by making them feel safe and well taken care of and in all my years as a care giver I've grown very attached to my residents I love them a lot

Hiya! I'm Jess and I have two autistic sons and am in grad school for my masters in social work. I'm looking for a flexible schedule that can work around my internship which starts may 2. I'm very friendly and people take to me quickly. I live to do this kind of work. I look forward to hearing from you. Have a blessed day.

Hi I am a 42 year old single mom who loves to take care of people. I have over 20 years experience taking care of people.

Hi..My name is Tammy. Im 49yra old and a mother of 3 grown daughters..I have two beautiful grand babies Well not babies they are 4 and 5 but babies to me.I am a certified CNA and I started at age 19..but took care of my grandparents and that's where I started my journey..I have started classes for cultivation tech and still do Cna or HHA work for I still love the work but just needed a change.

My name is Lindsey and I have been a CNA for 2 years in a nursing home setting, I love my residents and I love my job I am just looking for a change since I have worked in the same facility for almost 4 years now. I have always loved taking care of people ever since I could remember. I love the connections I have built with the people I have been taking care of. I always say my residents are like family and I take care of them as I would want my family to be taken care of.

I am a compassionate and caring person. I was a hospice volunteer for a year in Oneonta when I was attending Hartwick College. I recently graduated and started working at a daycare until I became a nanny. I love working closely with people and building a trustworthy relationship. I am capable of learning new things quickly. I enjoy helping others because it is the type of work I don't get tired of. A personal achievement I am proud of is graduating from college this past May. I worked hard for 4 years and was proud of my grades. I joined different clubs and organizations that i succeeded in as well.

I am 22 years old and graduated from Hartwick College very recently. I am a very caring, responsible and dedicated worker. I always wanted to work in the public health area because I am passionate about finding new ways to help others in need. I was a Hospice Volunteer in college for about 5 months, I was able to see what it is like for somebody who is sick to live in a hospital. From what I saw, it was depressing and lonely. I provided my patient with different activities to keep her distracted and happy. I was able to connect with her over a short period of time and that is what made me feel accomplished. I hope to be able to get a chance to care for somebody and help a family in need out.

I currently work as a direct support professional at Saratoga Bridges. I find this job very rewarding and touching. I feel that those with disabilities have the biggest hearts and offer the greatest learning opportunities. Many.people are quick to judge these people instead of taking the chance to really get to know them. I think they would offer you the world if they had it to give. I enjoy watching them grow and helping them in the areas in which they may struggle. I enjoy joy helping others and have a big heart. I have always been one to help those who need it. I am currently going to school to become an RN and eventually want to work with children with cancer at St. Judes.