Palliative Care Caregivers in Saint Stephens Church - 44 caregivers found

I am an experienced caregiver and comfortable tending to folks with a variety of handicaps, whether they are physical or mental disabilities. Much of my experience came from providing care to an elderly hemiplegic stroke survivor (paralyzed on one side). For years, I provided meaningful conversation and companionship, timely medication administration, assistance with personal hygiene (bathing, toileting, etc.), physical therapy, reading, memory recall practice, housekeeping, and taking consistent, detailed notes of her activities, progress, and state of mental and physical wellbeing. As a step-parent of three, I never really left the field of domestic work. I am also an NHA Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, which means I have been trained in patient care, taking vital signs, as well as administering first aid, CPR, and medications. Although I am not opposed to strictly medical work environments, I feel it is time for me to continue caring for new clients in a home setting. My favorite part about being a caregiver is companionship centered around human needs. I miss my former primary client, who passed away a few years ago. Even on days when we were going nowhere, I still helped her get dressed, curled and teased her hair, and helped with makeup. She always had a preferred way of doing things, so I served as her natural extension and carried out tasks in the way she would have done them herself. I am fully. vaccinated and boosted for Covid-19. I do test regularly as an additional precaution. Everyone in my household (including all three children) are also fully vaccinated.

I'm Caring, Compassionate, and Hard working. I became a caregiver when my Grand mother became ill. I wanted to give her the same care she gave us when my parents split. I always try to give a 110% and would do whatever it takes to make the clients feel as normal as possible. I've been a caregiver for over 20 years. My greatest accomplishment is to have taken courses for the L.P.N. curriculum. I want to make a difference in the lives I touch.

Hi, My name is Andrea Curry , I am 28 years old. I've been in the nursing field for 3years. Before I started my nursing career I took care of my grandmother for 4years

Everybody is not fit for this line of work u have to be very Patient with some and Firm with others. U really have to have a Passion working with seniors, and I am one of the many people that take pride in my work. I'm very dependable, trustworthy, and Kindhearted. I will treat your family member like they were apart of my very own family. I love to bring joy into their lives and show compassion.

I love helping people

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I enjoy my caregiving role because I love to help my clients remain comfortable and happy in there homes. Also I believe I learn from my clients so much from history health life and I love every moment

I am a pca I been working for 7 years I have worked n hospitals assisted livings

I have been doing caregiving for about 5 years, i love helping the elderly.

I'm a caring person,great listener and very patient.Being a caregiver it's something I truly enjoy doing.I know that's what I was born to do by the way I feel and most importantly by the expression of my clients.I enjoy making people smile and listen to what they have to say.Listening to my clients telling me "Thank you for everything I do" makes me proud and want to work harder to keep them happy.