Stroke Caregivers in Langeloth - 168 caregivers found

I enjoy making a positive difference in the lives of the persons I serve. I understand what is needed too be a excellent caregiver too the persons I serve. I have 25 years experience working in Home Care and also Directed Care in group home setting. I recognize the need for discretion, tact, patience and good judgement. I'm committed too go above and beyond too deliver the outstanding quality of care that is deserved.

As a caregiver I am compassionate and caring. I decided to become a caregiver after helping care for my grandfather during his end of life. Through my 15+years of being a caregiver I understand what is means for the clients to have the care they deserve, while maintaining their dignity. I pride myself on being a team player and can adapt easily to changes. Attention to detail is important to me as well. What has made me the proudest, is the relationships I have established with my clients and their families.

I am very compassionate I'm helping other who are in need of help. I love providing companionship and putting smiles on my clients faces. I know sometimes we all just need a friend we can sit down and just laugh and talk with.

I am highly passionate and educated in this field. I have cared for my own family up to comfort measures, so I know and expect how others would want their loved ones to be treated. I give my all and caring for others has always been my top priority. I treat them with dignity, respect, and care for them as they're my own. I'm very reliable, dependable, independent, compassionate, problem solver, determined, hardworking, honest, trusting, and very skilled and i am confident in what I do. I have high professional references, a lot of training and education, with furthering my education in the medical field.

In my current position of individual caregiver to a quadriplegic patient I assist my client with daily living activities such as getting out of bed toileting showering getting dressed and other duties as needed. I am able to physically handle the work load and I also have a caring bedside manner and good interpersonal skills. My organizational skills allow me to complete all tasks in a timely manner and to be able to devote time to helping with other household duties such as cleaning laundry and dishes. I have specific experience in working as a Caregiver for clients with physical disabilities. I have come to know those whom I provide care for as family. I am confident I possess the combination of caregiving expertise and personality traits you are seeking in a Caregiver. Please contact me at a time that is convenient for you to discuss my qualifications in depth. Thank you for your consideration. J.Robinson

I have been a caregiver for four years. I have experienced working in assisted living facilities, hospitals and homes. Passionate about elder care. I am charismatic, caring and calm person. Able to provide both physical and emotional support to clients. Culturally sensitive. Willing to transport clients to appointments and events if needed.

Hello my name is Freneca but I go by Neca. I am currently an CNA. I have been working with mental retardation and mental health adults since June 2009. I am a very responsible, reliable, honest young lady. I am very passionate about the work I do.

I have been working as a CNA for over 10 years what do you enjoy most about being a caregiver is being able to help out any way possible and being able to put a smile on their faces even after all this covid stuff happen and clients not being able to see their family like before so we as caregiver gives end up becoming part of their family as well.

Being caring, compassionate and a hard worker that likes being on time. Taking care of my grandmother started my journey. Helping seniors with basic needs in daily living is rewarding in itself. I Love listening too there storys. Taking my time and giving quilty care.

I love being a Caregiver because I have a passion for putting others first. Seeing someone with an intellectual disability able to lead a happy, safe and fulfilling life is enough to make it all worthwhile. In essence, it's about making small changes to your everyday life to make major beneficial changes to someone with an intellectual disability. Seeing them respond to their new environment - and the care and love that shapes it - provokes a feeling that must be experienced to be believed. And there's simply no reward quite like watching the smile emerge and hearing their laughter. I've being a caregiver for more then 10 years now. I used to volunteer for nursing home and other activity when I was in the age of 19 so that's how i was encouraged to become a caregiver. I love to socialize,read, swim,meet new people and play sports.