Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Schuylerville - 66 caregivers found

Being reliable, including arriving for work on time and fulfilling all duties in a timely manner. Respecting your patients' privacy and dignity. Exhibiting a positive demeanor and kind tone of voice. Being considerate and kind when working with the patient. Along with years of experience, being compassionate and concerned about a families love one is my greatest goal and priority.

I have 4 years of experience within home care and that expands within cleaning , medication administration bathing and basic Necessary needs , taking vitals . I like to help others with any necessary chores . I most enjoy working with seniors because I feel like they need it the most. My most proud personal achievement was having my beautiful daughter.

Being a caregiver is very special to me. It is amazing to have such a fulfilling career. It is my feel good in this sometimes crazy world. I absolutely love caring for people and taking some stress off the family. I am very dependable, caring and hardworking. I enjoy creating special bonds with each client and having lasting extended family. I can guarantee that everyday your loved one will be happy and fulfilled. I have many amazing references that will tell you the same

I am a very compassionate woman. I understand that every person deserves individual care that meets their individual needs. I am attracted to helping a person live their best life as much as possible. I enjoy being able to make a persons day better by me being there for them. One personal achievement I am proud of is helping a former client, whom had cancer become stronger and more full of life than before I entered his life!

Hello, my name is caryssa ! I've been a CNA for 7 years and trained for my entire senior year of high school. I worked a little in a hospital so I have some insight on taking care of people in that kind of setting I'm very familiar with residents who are full term in a nursing home, who have dementia, and also residents on a rehab unit recovering from falls at home causing them to break their hips, neck, back and more and trying to my best ability to make them comfortable. I've taken care of people who are actively dying and have terminal illnesses I guess it's safe to say it's what I know best is to take care of people. What I love the most about taking care of people is getting close to them like they're my own family I love my residents a lot. What drew me to being a care giver was the fact that I could help someone or even make their day better just by making them feel safe and well taken care of and in all my years as a care giver I've grown very attached to my residents I love them a lot

I have more than 13 years of experience working (full time) with individuals with developmental disabilities. In group, private residential, community, and classroom settings. Also in transportation. I have been told that my compassion towards them is extremely apparent. I am there for the individuals 100%. For their health and well-being but also for their quality of life. I also believe that promoting as much independence as one can have. When I have worked one-to-one or in someone's home that was where I felt I could make the most difference. I have worked in medically intensive houses as well as behavior intensive. I also worked for NYSOPWDD and am required to pass an extensive background check, which I have. I love what I do and have never been told anything other than I do it well. My heart is full when I'm caring for people. I get out of it what I put into it, if not more so. If I can make someone in my care smile, laugh or feel comfort, I feel like my day was a successful one!

Hi, My name is Natosha. I'm 32yrs old and I'm a mom of 3. I feel having children has made me into the caring, compassionate individual I am today. I love taking care of people. I offer a great personality and offer great companionship and humor to sometimes a dark situation. I care for my clients like they're my own family and I make sure that they are always comfortable and happy.

I am an RN looking to return to providing the care I hoped to do when I became an RN. Care, compassion, exceptional verbal and nonverbal communication, and above average critical thinking abilities are just some of the skills I possess. In a home care setting, I most enjoy the ability to provide the 1:1, quality care I would want for my own family and friends. In a facility or at home, I love utilizing my ability to discern a patient's needs, often off the beaten path. My greatest personal achievement was raising my two developmentally disabled children to become independent, upstanding citizens.

My name is Michelle. I have enjoyed the last two years of training and caregiving experience with the elderly. I have worked specifically in an assisted living environment, where I managed the home with 5 care residents per one caregiver. Additionally, I have worked in homes with 10 residents per two caregivers. In each home, I have been able to individualize the care to each person, as their needs may be. I have experience in crisis' management, fall risk, dementia (Alzheimer's) care, and much more. My responsibilities including keeping relations with families/nurses/care team members, cooking and serving meals, pristine cleaning of homes, showering/toileting and assistance with all Activities of Daily Living.

I'm dependable, compassionate, and trustworthy. Are you looking for a caregiver to spend the entire day with your loved one ?, they might also need to cook for them. I can whip up a delicious meal based on their dietary preferences. Being able to rely on meal preparation and even light housekeeping can help my clients feel more at ease with someone new in their home and will help me get to know my patients on a deeper and personal level. I've been a home health aide for over 3 years of experience. I have a mother that has been diagnosed with Congestive heart failure. And is on oxygen, so i understand that you want someone who's compassionate, trustworthy, and reliable for your loved ones.