Palliative Care Caregivers in Rockwood - 15 caregivers found

Caring, compassionate nurse looking to transition to in-home caregiver. I will treat your loved one with respect and dignity. I love what I do, also happen to like cleaning and cooking. I will keep you and your home clean and safe. Available to work all shifts.

I love to help and that's why I am so great at caregiving for others. A good caregiver comes with heart for free. I love to help families and or independent people be comfortable, safe and happy at home. Unfortunately I am not rich so I need to earn a wade but my heart is 100 percent free. I love entering a home helping and moving on to the next. I just love all of the tricks inside secrets of families, maybe its a magical recipe or neat way to clean with vinegar. Maybe even just going to play bingo somewhere and or hanging out at home. I am personally proud of all of my education and being able to share it with the people who hire me. I have 3 years cna experience. I have reliable transportation. Also 12 years of caregiving experience. I am dependable as well as honest.

I worked with the Visiting Angels Caregiver & Home health group out of Knoxville, Tn for about 2 years as a caregiver. I also helped to care for my mother, father, a sister, a brother, an aunt, an uncle, my husband, and my son. I am retired, but I still enjoy working part time as a caregiver. I can help care for your loved ones, when you need to be engaged elsewhere. Or when you just need an occasional break.... And we all need that occasional break sometimes.

I am caring, sweet, but quiet. I became a cna because I love to take care of people. I love to help. I enjoy companionship and care for someone in need. I love people.

Over 14 years experience . Honest, reliable, hard worker, compassionate, ethical, and full of love all says who I am. I also treat others as I like to be treated, with dignity and respect.

I am a very passionate person, who enjoys caring for others. I was drawn to the medical field because of the time I spent in hospitals growing up. I admired all the people that helped me in every way possible throughout my stays. I decided I wanted to become a doctor my junior year of high school. I want to be able to give back to people the same way my doctors gave back to me.

I have held many positions in the health field. My reasons for remaining in health care are many but the most prominent is the self gratification of helping others.

I care about the well being of people. I know some people have no family and I would like to be that one person who shows that I care about them. Because no one deserves to not have anyone

I've been in the health care field since age 16. I have experience working in nursing homes, hospitals, the hospice field and I have taken care of some family members through the end of this life. I find it to be a privilege to show compassion to those who need health care in every area.

My current job does not say much about who I am as a person or a caregiver. Before starting in factory work I worked in a nursing home for 4 years. After the nursing home I worked in assisted living for a year. I gave my heart to those jobs. I loved ever minute of being with the elderly. I started by waking them up and taking them to the toilet. Then I would help them get dressed or dress the ones who were unable. I would then assist with normal morning hygiene care. I would take them to dine with others in the dinning hall and then I would feed the ones who could not go. I would do daily excersizes with the residents and give baths when it came time. After breakfast some would take naps, watch tv or do other things. After my rounds of helping to use the bathroom I would visit with some that I didn't get to spend so much time with because of our morning rush to eat. So many of those people whom I took care of couldn't remember some of their own family, but they knew when they seen me coming everyday and they were so happy at times. At the end of the day helping others comes naturally. My gratitude I get from being a caregiver is just making someone smile. If I can make them smile then I must be doing something well.