Hartford Caregivers

Very patient, friendly, clean organized and oriented .

I became a caregiver after my mother died but I got certified I always took care of her. I started that job since I was 13 until now when my mom pass I decided to put my help to others who need it

I love making a different in the lives of others. After caring for my father for five years in Africa, I realized this is a profession that I'm good at and passionate about. When working with my father, I developed patience and empathy, and also have been working as a caregiver for about 5 years with a lot of experience. In the event of an emergency, I would recall the training I have learned and immediately follow the standard protocol and call 9-1-1 if needed. I have active CPR certification, so I feel confident performing that, If required

I have an upbeat personality and love to make my clients smile , I decided to become a caregiver because I love to help the elderly with anything I can.

I am a compassionate, caring and trustworthy person. I am a consummate professional with a great work ethic. I have elderly parents that receive care so I know the traits that I look for in a caregiver. I have always had the desire to help others. Helping others improve or maintain a good quality of life has always been fulfilling and satisfying. My greatest personal achievements have been graduating from college with honors, advancing in my career and taking care of my aging parents.

My name is Sadera Johnson. I am a pca at waterbury hospital. I have experience with pediatrics, nicu, senior care and psych patients. I also have worked in nursing homes and home care. I believe i am a great caregiver because I love helping people. From a young age I always loved taking care of and helping other people. I believe in order to be a great caregiver you have to be a very empathetic person and that I am. I think what I love about my job is knowing the little difference I can make in a person's life everyday. To see someone else happy and knowing I was apart of that makes me proud.

I'm a great caregiver because it's in my heart. My mother was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2000, she couldn't afford home care so I took on the roll. She passed in 2010 an that's when I knew what I wanted to do. I helped family, friends and neighbors for awhile , then I went to Stone Academy An got certified. I love helping others , it's not just a job to me I LOVE IT.

I'm a great caregiver because I really care about the elderly. I am emphatic and compassionate. I took care of my mom who suffered with Alzheimer's and I try to imagine I'm giving the client the same care as if she was my very own mother. I am an ordained minister who is expected to walk in love. I get pleasure out of knowing that the client has been given the best care possible and if I was put under a microscope there wouldn't be anything to complain about. I try to follow the golden rule 'do unto others as you would have then do unto you.' I answer to a higher calling and I know I will be held responsible if I don't give the client the best care. To hear the doctor tell the relative that the client is very well taken care of is to me a personal achievement.

Hard working ,very reliable and very patients with all my client Always willing to go the next mile to make them comfortable so they can have a peace of mind,

I'm caring and compassionate. Well organized and a self starter. I have a strong respect for the elderly, and became interested in working with them when I was a chef/assistant manager of the dining facility at an independent living center. Since then, I've worked in several different types of living facilities, and then became an activities director to be more hands on. I started my own in home care business in Texas. I'm new to Connecticut. I have extensive experience in different dietary needs, as well as physical and mental needs. I do require my clients be at least partially mobile, and able to assist in their maneuvering.