Palliative Care Caregivers in Oriskany - 19 caregivers found

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

Hi I'm Nancy and I love taking care of people in their homes. I love spending time with them as I get to know them. I have over 15 years experience in the caregiving field with skills ranging from housekeeping, meal prep to taking blood pressures and blood sugar levels. I greet my clients with a smile each day and they are content to feel safe, cared for and appreciated! I hope I will have an opportunity to care for your loved one if you need me!

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

I feel my attitude makes me a great Caregiver. I'm very outgoing, a good listener also conversationist but not overly talkative. I like being a Caregiver because I am a very caring, loving person and enjoy helping people. Also the achievement I am proud of is that people I am in the company of enjoy me because I focus my attention directly on them.

*Patience. Those who provide home care to others need to be patient. Being patient means that the person understands that there may be changes in plans, things may not go as quickly as planned, and there may be a little hesitation at times on the part of the person receiving care. *Compassion. When someone has compassion for another they have an understanding of what the person is going through. *Attentiveness. It is important when providing home care that the caregiver is attentive to the needs and changes that are taking place. By being attentive, the caregiver, will notice when there are emotional or physical changes in the person he or she is caring for. *Dependability. Those who need home care don't usually just need it sporadically. Rather it is on a regular basis, so it is imperative that a caregiver be dependable and show up to provide the care that the person needs and is counting on. *Trustworthiness. Caregivers are often in a position that will allow them to have access to the belongings of the person they are caring for. It is crucial that the caregiver be someone who is trustworthy and will not breach that trust by taking advantage of the person her or she is caring for.

CNA for 30 years. Medication Management and Medical Assistant. Cared for dementia, Altimzer, Mental disposition , Hospice, and Disability patient. Adults to children.

Hello. I am the oldest child of 4, I was born into a caregiver role. I originally thought I wanted to be a nurse, however while in nursing school I realized that I would never be able to give my patients the time and attention I felt they deserved. I enjoy helping people. The satisfaction of knowing someone actually cares about their well being and listens to what they have to say means a lot to me. My own personal success story happened while matched with a child who after about a year had a total personality change, became affectionate towards others, no longer was,violent, and began to enjoy activities and the company of others.

Some of my traits that are defined as being useful are that I am open-minded, caring, driven, understanding, and available to meet all needs of those that need personal one-on-one care. A few things that attracted me to become a caregiver are the smiles that I am able to put upon their faces, gaining the wisdom of the senior community about the choices I make in life, and knowing that I am able to help them stay out of nursing facilities and receive the care they deserve while continuing to reside within their own homes. The one thing I enjoy the most is being able to care for them and provide them an opportunity for a better life. The one personal achievement that I am most proud of is that none of my clients have ever had a fall on my watch. I have been able to keep them protected and away from the harm that falls could cause to them mentally and physically.

I love everything about being a HHA. I love caring for the elderly and treat alll my clients like there own my family. From conversation to bathing and dressing and just making sure they feel comfortable.

To be a caregiver means that you understand good health, treatment, respect, and affection. I believe I received my caring abilities from my parents, and grandparents. I believe I was blessed and very fortunate to be raised and shown how to respect my peers, and elders as well. Respect their views, opinions, and accepting them knowing that everyone is different. Being taught how to love or give care to someone was easy for me. Now I am doing what i've essentially always known to do. It's in my blood!