Palliative Care Caregivers in Hoodsport - 16 caregivers found

I am an experienced caregiver that is compassionate about what I do. My client is always my first priority. I provide excellent care and provide dignity and respect. I'm empathetic and can usually anticipate my clients needs. The best part of my job is the relationship that is formed. A bond of trust. I enjoy listening to stories about their life and the advice they give. I love what I do. Helping others is truly my calling. I prefer to work a minimum of 2 hours per shift.

I am a lot funnier than what my application says about me. I take my job seriously, but I am light hearted and loving. I learn quickly.

Ruth is married and a mother of three boys and one in military. Having worked in this field of nursing for more than 7 years,it has made me come into contact with a lot of different clients going through different challenges in their life.This motivated me and gave me a heart of making them feel loved and brings smile on their faces. When I see my clients doing their daily activities without a hiccup I feel awesome.It make me feel better.

Passionate about helping others. I am kind and a very caring person who strives in making others live a more fulfilling life by doing my job the best way I can.

I have been a mother for 28 years to 4 wonderful children. I have worked for Providence St Peter's Hospital for the past 16 years as a ER Tech .It is important to me to show empathy and compassion to all clients, family and friends. I have excellent verbal and written communication skills which helps with documentation and speaking with doctors about patients care. The fact that I've been on my main job for over 16 years displays my dedication and just how Dependable I can am. Wages are negotiable. If you would like great care for your loved one with an experienced caregiver who will surely make them SMILE give me a call!

Some residents at the Assisted Living Community call me Christmas, saying it's close to Carol , my nickname. They said it fits my personality. Willing to give love (as the song goes... on Christmas Day!), happy, funny, full of joy! I have been taking care of my Father who suffered from stroke for 10 years back in the Philippines, being one of his caregivers. I was also his Physical Therapist. We moved here in the US 5 years ago, and I have worked as a caregiver , then transitioned to work in the Med Room as a Medication Technician at Maple Glen Assisted Living in Shelton, WA. I consider it a calling given the opportunity to work there. I am a people person and loves taking care of elderly. I treat them as family and I enjoy listening to their stories, and attending to their needs. Having a Physical Therapy background, and with experience in home health, clinical, and hospital settings, I could offer different types of assistance based on the needs. I consider my time at Maple Glen as one of my career achievements. I love all of the residents and I became The Employee of the Month in less than a year. Being a caregiver is a calling for me. I am proud to be one and I enjoy doing it! It is not an easy job but coming from a Filipino family surrounded by big hearted love ones, I carry it wherever I go, and I live up to the values my parents had taught me, which I am passing on to my daughter and son.

I'm a LPN nurse but before in a CNA too in California I challenged my LPN nurse I was in RN program before but I can't transfer my LPN because it accept challenge LPN here. I like caring and helping people been nurse since 2001 as CNA then become LPN 2007 to now.

I started working as a caregiver 6 years ago. I fell in love. I enjoy being able to work one on one with so many different individuals with so many different stories and backgrounds. I really enjoy the companionship part of my job, really getting to know my clients.

I have been a caregiver/CNA for 5 years now. I have worked in everything from mental health, to hospice, to an emergency room. I have an extremely adaptable personality and I am self motivated. I am empathetic and understanding in difficult times and know how to respond to those types of situations appropriately. This is it for me, I love the work. I will probably always be a CNA.

Helping people gives me a great sense of accomplishment and satisfaction. There is nothing like someone getting a huge smile on their face when you do some thing for them that they could do themselves.