Vision and Eye Disorders Caregivers in Inglewood - 1,525 caregivers found

I'am a warm compassionate and caring individual. It my way of giving back we had help with my mom when she broke her hip. Helping other people making sure they are cared for. I worked with a man with Parkinson disease as well as a diabetic. He was 96 years old when I begin working with him. He was on hospice, with six months to live, he live to be 100 years old and six months. His children say that was due to my cooking and taking care of him, talking with him he just needed someone to show him love and attention.

Obtaining the knowledge in the medical field. The compassion I have for taking care of one. Being able to make a difference in a person's life that feels like they have no one or that they are alone the joy I see on their faces good and bad but the overall is knowing that someone is there. The goal that I have set

Im a Single mother with 3 kids grown up .Enjoy working with Elderly.Actual job working as An Activity Director and Nurse Assistant in Rose Garden Health care center in pasadena i have my CPR card im always happy no matter what i have many years of experience as A Nurse assistant.. I am that person who always have a smile for someone and make people happy.I have my covid vaccines .i had a nice compliment one of my Resident told me i go way beyond doing things for them that he was proud of me .

Graduating from LVN school next month. Looking for work that further my experience with nursing until I take nclex

Good listener, conversation friendly. Great cook. Worked in restaurants. Therapists for past clients/patients.

I am a soft hearted person. I always believe that I can fix the world and make everything better. I always go above and beyond to help everyone even if it means I stay without. What made me become a caregiver was when my dad was in a recovery home and a patient next to him had no one to visit him and he was so sad. He said to me, "I wish I had a daughter like you". After finding out he had no one, I told him "You just got one". The smile and happiness on his face did it for me. I gave love, hug him and took little things to him he liked. Sadly he passed about 1 month later. That is the reason I love not like being a caregiver. To give love and happiness at their time of need. My personal achievement that I am so proud of is writing and completing my book. I am a Domestic Violence survivor and my book tells my story. I am also proud and happy that I worked for 10 years working for ACTOR AND WRITER MR. SIDNEY REZNICK until he passed in 2004. I hope when I finally get it published, it can help someone. I love to help and care for defenseless people and give them as much love and happiness I can. I have been working as a caregiver for the past 15 years.

I've been a caregiver for 35 yrs. I started in this field when I was just 17. I love what I do. I come from a medical family and decided at a very young age that I wanted to be a doctor or nurse. I specialize in geriatric dementia and Alzheimers care. Every client needs to know they're truly cared for on every level with love, patience, and kindness. I enjoy learning from them ... they often have amazing histories, stories and lessons to share.I'm often with my clients for the duration of their lives.

I have been working as a caregiver since 2002 and I have a passion for it. I find it rewarding to be of service to elderly persons and others who badly needed assistance in their day to day activities.

In terms of handling a patient, I can say I have a lot of patience and perseverance. I can easily communicate and give rapport for them. For experience,I worked in a care home before so the task for medication, preparing food, monitoring the vital signs, assessing the patient was not hard for me. I can assure that I can give my best for taking care of my patient.

Im a compassionate person with a good sense of humor, i love taking care of elders with respect the way i took care of my parents, im a type of guy who has patience with people , My achievement being a Caregiver when my patient had stroke ,his left arm and legs couldnt move, I used hoyerlift when transferring him from bed to wheelchair, After months of exercise he began to walk with assistance with a walker