Palliative Care Caregivers in Blacksburg - 9 caregivers found

I began my fascination with healthcare as a child. I would polish my grandmother's white nursing shoes for her in the mornings as she was getting ready for work. She worked as a CNA at a nursing home in Lexington, VA. I remember looking at her and thinking I want to be just like her when I grow up. So as an adult I received my LPN and worked 18 years in Critical Care roles as well as skilled nursing home units in Roanoke and Martinsville to honor her memory. I've spent most of my life taking care of people because that is my passion and what I'm most proud of.

I have compassion for patients and perform the duties of the job to the best of my ability.

My name is Dailove Kebreau and I speak" English French Spanish and Creole. I'm a down to earth friendly nature individual looking to put a smile on my clients face

Empathy and compassion. ... By showing both empathy and compassion as a caregiver will let the person I'm caring for allow trust also shows I care about the person and will do what I can to help them. Attracting me to being a caregiver was know the help I could bring. Also knowing one day I will need the same help. I enjoying almost every aspect of a caregiver. More so putting smiles on those faces who feel they have been forgotten. That's my achievement in this field making those happy, and feeling valued.

Hello! My name is Hanna and I'm currently working at Roanoke Memorial Hospital. I love being in healthcare and with my experience in the hospital I have realized that I enjoy working with the elderly more than any other groups of people. I enjoy being able to not only provide care but provide companionship and build relationships with my patients. I'm proud of myself for the amount of work I've put into my career at such a young age. :)

I am a nurse aid, about to take my CNA certification test this month. I currently work for Home Instead Senior Care. I provide both personal care and companion care. I have additional training in caring for Alzheimer's and Dementia patients and most of the clients I currently care for have this. I also have additional certifications in Arthritis care, COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) care, and shower safety training. I have a bright, bubbly, uplifting personality. I love to care for others. I always treat my patients with the same respect and care that I would my own grandparents. I am willing to work around other's schedules, and can accommodate special and unique needs. I get along well with family members and children, I also love animals. I have my own transportation and am prompt. I always try to go the extra mile to better the lives of others.

1 What makes you a great caregiver? I like to listen to learn and I am very sensitive I have 4 children which have taught me a lot about care and responsibility. 2. Why did you become a caregiver? If the company listens to help and collaborates, it makes that person happy and her family is enough for me. 3 Do you like being a caregiver? Yes I love to share those moments with that person who needs it and deserves it 4. What is a personal achievement that you feel proud of? My children educated and raised I have 23 diplomas among them repoteria beauty customer service sterilization among others. (I am Dominican and planned to finish nursing is what I want to help those who need it)

I am a great caregiver because I am kind and patient. I am going to treat your loved one the way I would want my loved one treated. I have 24 years experience as a CNA. I have worked in a hospital, long term care, Dr's office as well as rehab setting. I love building a relationship with my client and knowing that they look forward to seeing me each day.

I was born with an overabundance of empathy, compassion, and a drive to provide love , care, and companionship to the elderly, special needs childen , and animals ! Starting at the age of 10 years old and in elementary school, I volunteered to be in the reach program at Grandin Court Elementary that paired me with special needs students as their " care buddy " I proudly escorted them to their buses and made sure they were belted in securely in their seat, assited with teaching them how to tie their shoe laces , brush their hair , and escorted them to the restroom and back to class as needed. I read them books , I included them in conversation and play time whenever I could. I chose to eat my lunch with the special needs children every day. Even in high school I sought enployment at Elm Park estates retirement home where I prepared and helped with meals , worked with dementia residents ,parkinson, cancer fighters and survivors. I coordinated fun activities like board game day, card games, walks, and even a dance ! After high school, I provided care to an elderly male with stage four colon cancer and dementia for several years until sadly, he passed on. I later assisted a 92 year old hospice patient with spoon feeding after meal prep, errands , medication reminding , light house keeping, laundry, dressing, and bathing, transportation, attending her doctor appointments and reporting her health and status updates to her family. I worked with her for five years when she passed on. I have always been dependable and punctual as I respect others time and know how critical my job is. I treat all as if they were my own mother, father , or child ! I am an advocate for all who cannot speak up for themselves.