Stroke Caregivers in San Diego - 776 caregivers found

Patients, Empathy, Compassion, Respect, Loyalty, Dependability, Trustworthiness, Body Language always pay attention when talking to residents, observant, Caring. I always wanted to be a caregiver/ nurse, because i always love to help people in any type way, mentally physically, emotionally, and spiritually, also i use to take care of my little twin cousin who was born with cerebral palsy and brain damage for 8 years.

Worked As a cna in health care for 24 years. Have worked for major hospitals like scripps hospital and Uscd in La Jolla and tri city and Anaheim memorial and Long Beach memorial and radys children hospital and Orange County children's hospital.

I enjoy helping people do activity and I have patience and have fun. What attracted Take care my grandma. I enjoy being a caregiver meeting new client make them happy and helping my achievement that im proud is helping and make them happy .

I'm 50 yrs old, originally from the Philippines...I'm Very experienced certified caregiver in SD County, Very loving, honest, compassion, patient, out going and very spiritual...also very open minded...I enjoy helping others most specially elderly...also very easy to get along with anyone....

I believe what makes me a great caregiver is that I always go the extra not just one mile but two miles just to make any client happy meaning making sure they're needs are always being met from the smallest task to a task that's challenging for them to do that they used to do. I am a happy person, have a genuine heart, trustworthy, punctual, honest, great listener, responsible, reliable, and I am a maximize. I am a self-starter if I know what's expected. I will always do things that the clients tell me I don't have to. I have the compassion, understanding; having the patience make a difference in your interaction with the client because they can feel a caregivers energy, and I personally always put out positive energy despite what mood the client may be in. You can always turn a negative interaction into a positive one just by being understanding and empathetic towards their situation. I would also make an awesome caregiver because I always put myself in their situation. I became a caregiver because I love helping the elderly and I have a compassionate heart towards them. Giving back to the elderly community due to understanding that as people age things become more challenging when it comes to getting things done, I want to make it easier on the clients that may not always have someone to assist them and make it a little easier for them to accomplish a task. Also, clients have may not someone to talk to and or eat with, etc.. and they just want a companionship, and I can be that companion for them. What I like about being a caregiver is that the clients are sweet, funny, have a sense of humor, the clients families are supportive and helpful, I like building that report with them. A personal achievement I am proud of is when a client request me and misses me when I am not there; this tells me I have built that report and I've made a positive impact on that client.

Caring, compassionate, encouraging, attentive, loving, mindful, respectful, trusting, loyal, hard worker.

Hello, My name is Dana and I love being a caregiver because I enjoy making others happy.Even if it is something as simple as a favorite meal or activity, program etc. Since everyone is unique, listening and patiently learning to adapt to meet the needs of each individual has been the most helpful for me. Learning about their preferences and interests gives me ideas for activities they may enjoy doing during our time together. I have been caring for others for 10 plus years and have great empathy, insight and intuition. I respect the privacy and family of every person I care for. I love cooking and nutrition and can prepare many different types of food if desired. As a caregiver,I commit to the person and they become an important priority in my life and I look forward to my time with them. Thank you so much and best wishes to you and your loved one.

When I was applying for different kind of jobs (manufacturing, warehouse) where I had more than 15 years experience, I was offer a position as caregiver of a lovely 90 years old lady, we got along since the first moment and became her part time cg. I found out that I have that special touch so much needed when working with elderly. I treat them with respect. I know it must not be easy losing your independence and if at home, seeing "strangers" coming into your house and practically take control over your stuf. That's why I like asking them (when posible) how they like things being done in their house.

I love what I'm doing, I love working with people helping them caring for them and showing them compassion I am very passionate about my job I see the and they need a lot of love and understanding for all that they are going through and it brings so much joy to my heart to do that I try every day second of every minute of every day to help them so that their life goes easy to have a job like this is to love what you do and have the patience and that's what I have and give all the time to those who need it ,also I have experience working with Alzhamier, Dementia and Parkinson , ALS,one smile that I get from them is a blessing in my life.

I have tremendous empathy, patience and respect for each client. I treat each one as I do my father, whom I have been caring for the last 7years.Before caregiving, I managed restaurants for 23 years. I have ALWAYS been a customer service focused person. I wanted to make a change that fulfilled my heart. The thing I enjoy most about my job is assisting people with retaining their independence and self respect, even with a disability. Everyone needs to feel productive, like they contribute. The personal achievement that I am most proud of is that in the last year I have gotten my dad into the best mental, nutritional health that he has been in in the last 30 years.