Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Sutton - 64 caregivers found

Compassionate, Nationally Certified Home Health Aide with 20 years of experience providing in home care and support to elderly, those with special needs and needing end of life care. Medical Assistant in Neurosurgery Dept, works well under pressure and adaptable to changing environments. Observant and communicative, known to go above and beyond to get the job done. Proven ability to accomplish tasks within a specified time frame. Seeking employment to continue providing individualized services and comfort to both the client and their family as a Home Health Aide.

Am a 27 year old female care giver. I became a caregiver because I believe in helping and making someone's day better. My achievement in this job has been being able to help clients and achieve their health goals like recovery. I have been a caregiver close to seven years and making an impact in one's life is my ultimate goal.

I am reliable, respectful and enjoy helping people live safely and independently at home. 10+ years of hands-on experience allows me to customize services for all levels of care (hospice, diabetes, dementia, wound care, companionship, etc). Services offered support all ADL'S and IADL'S (bathing, grooming, feeding, meal prep/nutrition, medication/household management, transportation/errands/shopping, etc.) and home organization projects. I look forward for the opportunity to become a part of your care team :-)

Not only do I have an excellent record for an outstanding caregiver, I am also a very calm person with a grateful heart and a smile as big as the sun which for about 20 years have brought joy and made an impact on many families I have worked with and clients I have cared for. Growing up in a Christian home back in Ghana, I was raised to treat others as I will expect to be treated. What attracted me most to become a caregiver was the man I grew up to love and called my dad. My stepfather was a gentle, respectful and a peaceful man who loved me and treated me as his own.. In his late 70's while I was already in the United states, he was diagnosed with Alzheimers and became the opposite of what we knew him to be. With zero ideas on how to care for him, I intensified my search on caring for patients with Alzheimers and dementia , I took a class through the state of Massachusetts at the Notre dame learning center in Worcester. In doing this, I was able to educate my family back home on how to better his care. What I am most proud of being a caregiver is hearing stories about what a client had been through in life with either their success, achievement, accomplishments, battles with diseases etc. and the patients will to live. Knowing that both the client and their family are trusting me completely with the care of their loved one towards the end of life and that beautiful THANK YOU CARD with words of appreciation and gratitude I receive from the family when my work is done brings me lots of joy knowing I did it RIGHT. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is becoming good friends with my client by adopting their likes and seeing contentment in their eyes knowing that they are comfortable and safe with me around or When we make dinner together with minimal help from them yet it gives them a sense of living or when we race each other to answer question on jeopardy. or on a not so happy day when I still find a way to put a smile on their face .

-I always love a job well done, and treat the person to whom I give help as myself -first of all it is a job that I like, and I love sharing my having to do with those who need it most -the service and the joy that I share with my patients - to be a home health Aide

I'm a great caregiver because I'm a future nurse I have a great personality I have a caring heart one of a kind I'm a great listener I love cooking cleaning and helping

Becoming a caregiver grew from my personal experience of caring for my grandfather. My grandfather built his home with his own hands and all he wanted was to live out his life in it. Watching him become less capable to care for himself and his house quickly became the driving force behind my overpowering desire to help seniors stay in their homes. Think of me like a multi tasking personal life assistant! What is that you ask? Well...... not only can I provide assistance with daily living tasks, but I can also assist with all aspects of household management. I can accompany you to appointments, be an advocate by your side, a voice for you, or just help you by listening and taking notes. I can help you run errands, food shop & track and manage household management tasks like maintenance & repairs. One day I may be fixing the dishwasher, the next day I'm correlating all your upcoming medical appointments and family visits. I believe that our age should not dominate our lives, how old we are does not determine who we are. I will do anything I can to help someone continue living in their home, because I believe if that's what they wish, then they deserve a chance. Aging in place is a realistic and viable option that we should always consider.

1. Interested in working with the elderly. 2. Providing all the necessary care and compassion to the elderly. 3. Proud to prove to family of my excellent care,dedication and love to my clients, 4. My name is Charlotte opoku. I live in Worcester,MA. I work at umass medical center as a patient care associate for 9 years. I strongly have interpersonal and communication skills to gather information from individuals . I have the ability to build relationships that supports collaborative work and provides exceptional service to patients and clients.

I'm a reliable worker,respectful, entertainer,calm and I pay much attention in whatever I do.

I'm a hardworking show empathy, reliable, dependable, trustworthy, Flexible, Focus on skills and task. I'm dedicated to my work try my best to bring serenity to my environment by staying calm in all situations. I like reading walks in the park listening to music and very attentive caring sensitive and very understanding