Palliative Care Caregivers in Olanta - 9 caregivers found

I feel drawn to taking care of others. I served as a medical specialist for one term in the US Army National Guard. I also served as shift floor first responder at plants I worked at over the years while a cnc machinist. It has been my privilege to assist with hospice care for family and others through word of mouth. I've gone as far as getting ordained so I could spend time with one of the gentlemen I was caring for who requested me while in ICU. (They would only allow family and clergy.) I've worked with people recovering and in cancer treatment, dementia, alzheimers, deaf, blind, bed bound, mobility issues using wheel chairs and walkers, among other issues. As a caregiver, I have done many things: kept written log for family if needed, light housekeeping, baths and showers, laundry, medication monitoring, errands, helping with making and keeping appointments, the occasional over night stay, meal prep and much more. I'm also a mother of a child with a cleft pallet who also went through years of heart issues until she had surgery, and have a daughter with autism as well so special needs I'm more than comfortable with. It is my goal to make sure the comfort and safety of every individual meets their specific needs. As a caregiver, I treat everyone as extended family.

Growing up as a kid I saw a lot of death and sickness in my family. My grandmother took care of everyone in the family. So seeing her be strong and holding the family together during tough times made me compassionate on helping others. What I love most about being a caregiver is putting a smile on my patients face that lets me know my job is well done. I have 18 years of experience in health care.

I am friendly, easy going, energetic and loveable.

Hello, I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant for 20 years. I've always had a passion for caring for those who may be in need of healthcare services and assistance with maintaining dignity and as much as independence as possible. I am CPR certified, up to date on all vaccinations including COVID. I have experience with several areas of healthcare ranging from acute hospital, nursing home, hospice, disabilities and special needs, and home health. I enjoy being able to make someone's day better by providing a comforting ear, hand, smile, or personal care whenever needed. I feel that we all need someone with compassion, sympathy/ empathy, and a genuine love for wanting to see people do well in whatever capacity of life they may be. I have an Associates Degree in Human Services and one of my current achievements is deciding to pursue a degree in nursing. I would love the opportunity to meet those who may be in need of any assistance that I can provide.

Hi, My name is Shannon Leviner, I have been working in healthcare for 20 plus years, I love taking care of the elderly , taking care of my grandmother made want to help others, she was a sweet sole. I love and enjoy taking care of people, whatever their needs may be assisting with daily activities of daily living, meal prep, light house keeping, or just sitting and talking , just keeping them company. I'm just happy loving and caring for my patients, seeing them smile when I walk in the room, hearing them tell me, they will miss me when i'm not there, until ,i get to see them again, but they can always call me, anytime.

I have 17 years of experience. I like helping people. I enjoy taking care of my clients

Hello my name is rocsheam I been doing Cna/ caregiver work for 8 years, I love what I do and love helping the elderly, I am CPR and BLS certified, and I don't mind doing for the residents and the community and my job. And I gets the job done

I'm very compassionate, I show empathy, I'm patience and self motivated. When providing care to any patient it's very important to have and to demonstrate these characteristics to family and their love ones. Showing them that you understand and to provide a listening ear can be essential to an individual overall care . To show empathy, putting myself in their shoes and to understand why they may feel the way they do. I like to have warm conversation while I'm provide care to help minimize them from feeling uncomfortable. It's very important to explain to them the care you are providing while providing the care.

Hello, my name is De'Shayna, I go by shayna for short. I attended The Academy for Technology and Academics where I studied health science and received my CNA license in 2015. I have since worked full time in a nursing home for two years and hospital for two years. In my free time i took up some home health jobs and did some hospice work as well. I love what I do, because not only am I there to care for someone I'm there to give them companionship. Someone to talk to. Someone to look forward to. Nothing warms my heart more than seeing my residents facing when I walk into the door.