Palliative Care Caregivers in Big Cabin - 4 caregivers found

I think I have a true calling to patient care. I enjoy getting to know each one, and find a connection. I have the patient's to understand their needs. And I'm thorough in my care, and getting my patients to understand the care I'm about to give. I enjoy knowing that I'm giving someone the opportunity to continue living without worry of not being able to do the things their physically unable to do any longer. To give them dignity. And trust that someone is there that cares.

I've always loved taking care of others. I was an LPN and then started working for patients in-home privately. I love taking people to their appointments, shopping etc. I also love helping them remember their medications, grooming, and just being with them as a companion.

I have been in the health care field 20+yrs. I am hard working, a quick learner, and not afraid to ask questions if I don't understand. I enjoy helping people of all ages and take pride in giving excellent care to people that most of our society unfortunately seem to dismiss. We all have value and we never know what a blessing we are in other people's lives. I enjoy finding these blessings in others and reinforcing them. I truly enjoy caring for others and my pts can feel that about me. I'm very competent in many fields and enjoy a challenge. I am quick with a smile or laugh and often cope with stress using humor (usually laughing at myself ) . If I can get them to laugh they will relax, or get them thru an unpleasant or painful situation. I believe you can get thru anything in life using music and humor. I received my LPN license in 2001, after being a stay at home mom. On a personal note, to answer your question, I have learned several hard lessons in the past few years. 1) never allow a boyfriend to do your taxes. Lol 2) never hire an attorney to handle a tax problem without reading the fine print. Lol 3) the crazy way the state of OK handles all licenses be it a contractor, a plumber, or a nurse. They take away your livelyhood so you have no ability to pay them. 4) the resilience I have within myself to roll with the punches. And laugh. Lol Thank you for your time and consideration

Im 17 years old. I turn 18 in November. I do High school Online. I outgoing and always ready to help someone in need, My parents have always been in the care giving field. I went to the Vo-Tech and became a CNA. ive always wanted to make an impact in other's lives. the things i like most about being a caregiver is the friendships and the bonds. my personal achievements are being a better person to better others