Palliative Care Caregivers in Elizabethton - 19 caregivers found

My name is Stacy. I have about 20 years of health care experience as a CNA, home health aide, patient care assistant, resident assistant, and my last adventure was as an RN with a hospice organization in Florida. My passion is caring for others. Even as a young girl, I was very attentive toward others needs. I have always put my heart in my work and cared for my patients and clientele, as if they were family. I am very considerate and respectful of others things, personal spaces, likes and dislikes. I easily adapt to personal preferences, as I understand that we all have them. My job is to assist one, to complete their daily activities, as if they were able to do it themself. I enjoy being an uplifting and fun individual. I am a lover of the outdoors, so if one may enjoy trips outdoors, I am more than willing to accomadate. I enjoy bringing a smile to someone's face and a little light into their darkness. I love animals as well, so light animal care is fine with me as well. I am very organized and like to keep my spaces neat and clean. I am very hygiene and health oriented, as well as knowledgeable on preventing the spread of infection. Please know that I have chosen not to vaccinate for COVID 19 at this time, for personal, health and religious reasons. I can make a promise to always use my best hygiene and infection prevention practices, while caring for your loved one and in my own personal life, to assure that all of our risks are reduced. I am looking forward to this new chapter in my life and to meeting some new and interesting folks. Thanks for taking the time to read and get to know a little about me. Tell me a little about your case and lets see if we can work together.

I am a caring person who likes to help others, most especially showing compassion to others. What attracted me to being a caregiver is helping others who cannot do things for themselves. I enjoyed the companion provided as a caregiver and also helping the sick. My personal achievement I am proud of is, almost completing my Bachelor's degree in psychology.

I have been a certified nurse assistant for almost 8 years and I love it. I never dread work and I always find myself smiling. I love caring for people and having them look at me with trust. I have 2 beautiful children who count on only me and they are also proud of what I do.

I am a very caring and loving 23 year old, who has found a passion in caring for others.

I'm an experience female caregiver with lots of love, caring and compassion. I am reliable, punctual and available 24/7. I'm also CPR certified with nursing background and excellent references. I'm pet friendly, smoke friendly and specialize on patients with Dementia/Alzheimer's. I do house chores, meals, errands, doctor's appts, have knowledge of medications, bathing, oral care and whatever your needs would be. Personal care is different for every individual, so please let me know how I can help you. Willing to work on different cities or states.

Hello my name is Ashley and I realized I'd like to take care of people and animals from a young age I have a very loving heart and sometimes it gets me into a mess but I only see the better in people that they do not I'm outgoing I can make you smile and laugh on your bad days beat the shoulder to cry on or the ear to listen when you need it. I think I'm a good caregiver because not just that I care so much for my client but I am ready to go as far as they are without pushing them or nagging them. I try to address myself when coming in a room so I don't scare anyone in said room. I lost my fiance of 8 years to cancel I've had family that said cancer or died from alcoholism and I just try to see the better and people and help as much as I can even with everything I've been through I still have to make sure that people are getting the right care that they need

I am currently enrolled to be an LPN by August. I was a hard working and compassionate cna for 4 years. I've missed being in the field while roofing, and ready to get reincorporated until graduation. There are many benefits about caregiving, but the best is the feelings you give yourself helping someone who may never be able to return the favor. My biggest achievement in a long time will be finishing this LPN program and changing and sustaining my life for the better.

One thing I have learned about myself throughout my nursing career is how much I enjoy the elderly population. I have experience in large nursing homes, small home to individual care. The intimacy of individual care has me hooked! Really getting to know a person, what they really enjoy, that's what it is all about. I was lucky enough to have had my grandparents in my life till a couple years ago. I took care of them at the end, as tough as it was, they had a beautiful end of life. To me, that is the most important thing. To allow and encourage them to do what makes them happy while offering the support they need. That could be something simple like having that favorite meal, going for a ride to a favorite place, or just having someone to talk to. It is my responsibility to ensure they are able to enjoy life, and I am committed to doing all I can to make them smile each day.

I took care of my mom who had uterine cancer for 3 years. After she passed my dad got sick Had to have a pacemaker and had multiple aneurysms. And then he got cancer. I also cared for my mentally and physically handicapped sister who developed non alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver. All over a span of 10 years. I've cared for one gentleman over the past year and a half and I'm hoping to pursue a nursing career in the spring

I have always had a love for our Senior Citizens since I was young, my Grandma worked at Bristol Nursing Home for 34 years, she would take me to pass out treats to the Residents, from then on I knew I would work with them. It is the best feeling to know that you are helping someone have a better quality of life even if it is just with you presence or helping them shower or with a meal or simply having a chat with them, after all its much better to give than to recieve.