Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Quincy - 38 caregivers found

A very experienced and competent Support Worker, reliable, gentle by nature, patient, understanding and empathetic. As you can tell from my resume, l am currently working as a Caregiver, with ClarityCaregivers company and my duties mainly are to stay awake at night and keep a close eye on the safety of residents, give them medications and keep record of what happens during my shift. Previously worked as a SupportWorker, tried to encourage clients to live an independent life, attended to their personal care, administered medication, and reported to the Program Coordinator. My proudest moments in these jobs is when dealing with difficult clients bt at the end l was able to get them to calm down and take their medication ( that is where my patience was exercised). I believe that with my excellent all round care skills including personal care, cleaning and meal preparation, being a good listener and communicator with empathy, patience and understanding and being Computer literate with all Microsoft packages makes me an ideal candidate for this particular job.

Hello! My names is Kelsey! I am a mother of two amazing little boys! 6 and 4 I have been in the caregiving industry for a little over 10 years now, I have experienced everything you can think of.. I love what I do, and I enjoy coming in to each of my clients lives, and getting to know them on a personal level! I graduated from Rasmussen college with my diploma in medical assisting in April of 2021, covid had hit and I decided I didn't want to be in the doctors office, rather one on one with a client in caregiving. I'm looking for part time hours for right now, I have been a stay at home mom for 5 years so I would like to start off part time to get everyone adjusted! Thank you for taking the time to read! Look forward to speaking with you

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I have always been known for being a kind person. I learned it from the best! My mother was my greatest idol and taught me very well. Unfortunately I lost her in 2011 to a heart attack. But she has passed on her legacy of kindness to me and I would love to spread that to anyone in my path! I would love the pleasure of assisting any and everyone for it is truly my duty. It makes me feel accomplished. It makes me feel good to help others. Backyard hospitality is my specialty. Thank you!!!

I would describe myself as a respectful, observant, reliable, compassionate, considerate, loving and patient person who provides first-class

I love to help people. I have always had a soft spot for helping others, but specifically for elderly and disabled. I have family members I have helped and it's truly a passion of mine, to help those that can't help themselves. It's truly rewarding

What makes me unique is the God given ability to brighten every mood .. sad or not? Nonnie would bring that smile to your face! What attracted me to be a caregiver ? Well I had limited care and know what that feels like ... so trust me I wouldn't want anyone to feel lonely like I did ... I enjoy laughter and memories I would have from my lovely clients .. I am proud of the young woman I am becoming - and I can't wait for you and your family to help build me to my fullest Achievements!!!

I became a registered nurse years ago because there was nothing more important to me than caring for people. I have worked as a home health nurse most of my career and so I have lots of experience that can be utilized but the real joy I received was when I was talking, visiting and caring for my patients. I often wished I could stay all day and so if the request is for dressing, bathing, companionship and other needs without a technical skill that is also perfect because my heart has always been with people not my degree.

I became a caregiver because I love my work caring for another person. giving them my honesty caring and give them all the support that they needed . never late for work always on time . my smile bring the joy of happiness and grow. My personal achievement

I am empathetic and compassionate to foster a genuine relationship with the patient. Being a family member figure makes me feel I am doing my part in keeping the patient's loved ones up to date with daily activities. I am very sensitive and open with a patient's fears. I strive to keep them comfortable and remind them of their important contributions within the family. I want them to know they are cared for, loved, and that I am a caregiver that they can trust.