Stroke Caregivers in Coosawatchie - 43 caregivers found

Hello, I am a dependable caregiver with over 8 years of experience.

17 years of caregiving experience.

Wife of 27 years, mother to 5, grandmother to 1. Work history includes home health CNA, Law Enforcement, Property Management and full time mother . Last 10 plus years I was the full time care giver for my mom who was a kidney patient (dialysis, medicine induced diabetic), auto-immune Patient which led to head and neck cancer and dad (COPD, Emphysema) before they passed. I enjoy caring for everyone, but the elderly hold a special place in my heart. Listening to them reminisce about the things they did when they were younger is one of my favorite things. They may not remember what they ate for breakfast, but watching their eyes light up when they tell me about a first love, a best friend from school or anything from their younger days fills my heart with joy. Previous experience in cancer care, dialysis care, COPD, emphysema, dementia, diabetic care and special needs. CPR/AED certified

I have always had a place in my heart for helping those who do not have the ability to help themselves and are in need of care. I am fully dedicated to the health, happiness and well-being of all who need my help.

I'm very loving and caring and very gentle and love what I do as a caregiver. I first got into becoming a caregiver when my mom got sick and needed a lot of my help. And I fell in love with helping people that needed my help the most.

I live being around other adults. I am a cery good people person. I worked raking care of other people for a year. My client passed. I miss taking care of other people. Being around and taking care of someone else makes me feel like I've dobe something to make others happy in life. I really enjoy making someone else happy.

I think of every patient as a family member of mines . Like I wouldn't want this to happen if this was one of my family members.. I work very hard to get my job done . I am responsible and very caring .. and also very respectable

I have compassion for individuals that can't perform task or daily living activities,with the understanding that assistance is what they need to feel they are still in control of there independence,In my opinion, a caregiver job is one of the most important job in the world,I love what I do for a living and that's helping people live again in there on strength.

Caregiving is in my heart, I have been taking care of people for over 27 years and I love it. I have a heart for people. My greatest achivement professionally is the ability to understand people and to help people in need, to understand words that aren't spoken, I currently work for a Hospice company for the last 6 years being a CNA is one of my greatest gifts. Why I became a caregiver my best friend passed away from HIV and I wanted to take care of people like they took care of her. I'm also a CHPNA Certified Hospice Palliative Care Nursing Assistant 2018

As a successful caregiver, it is crucial to prioritize the well-being and comfort of those under your care. This involves showing empathy, patience, and understanding in all interactions. It is important to listen actively, anticipate needs, and provide support in a compassionate manner. Building trust and fostering a positive relationship with those you care for is key to creating a safe and nurturing environment. Additionally, maintaining open communication with both the individuals receiving care and their families is essential for ensuring that their needs are met effectively. Ultimately, being a successful caregiver requires dedication, empathy, and a genuine commitment to improving the quality of life for those in your care.