Heartland Hospice

My passion has always been taking care of the Elderly. I love them as if their were my own grandparents. I always treat them with love and respect. I also give them my trust and honesty and make them feel comfortable; I will do whatever I can to continue to treat them with the upmost respect.

I'm bilingual nurse aide experience with clinic skills, knowledgeable that I learned through my education and on the job settings. The most important is Communication, Empathy, Respect, Patient is one of my trait, compassion and Kindness. Love helping people, listening, giving full attention. In my time as a caregiver, I have had many proud and rewarding moments with the patients, family' patients.

I am a dedicated worker who's passionate about taking care of my patients and ensuring the safety of each person I take care of. I've been part of the healthcare team for 13 years. I started out as a Certified Nursing Assistant in 2009 to hopefully, one day become a nurse. The empathy that I have for my patients led me to become part of the Licensed Practical Nursing program with one semester away from completion. I love taking care of my patients and always go over and beyond the call of duty. I'm qualified to take care of your loved one with a professional background to prove it!

I worked in the health field over 12 years and I absolutely love what I do and I take pride in my work. I first started caring for my auntie that was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and I never stopped caring for others since that day. The part that I love is just knowing that I make a big difference in someone else life just brings so much joy to my heart! I have enrolled in the nursing program to obtain my bachelors of science in nursing so that one day in the near future I will graduate with my nursing degree.

I have been a CNA for 18 years. I started in a nursing home in 2003 and in 2012 decided to work for hospice. I'm very compassionate and dedicated to helping people.

Hello, My name is Nancy. I am proud that I became a CNA and want to further my experience and become a nurse. I do have a CNA certificate. I am very caring and compassionate and love helping others everyday. I enjoyed working as a Hospice CNA, but looking for a caregiving to those who are in their homes. I enjoy growing my knowledge and learning things. I wanted to become a caregiver and/or a CNA after my dad lost his battle with cancer in 2020. I knew that I wanted to help families and their loved ones during a difficult time in their lives.

I am very caring, attentive, empathetic and a professional at what I do. I have 14 years experience and have worked with hospice, home care and skilled nursing in my many years as a certified nursing assistant. What I love about being a caregiver are the connections I make with people and the difference I am able to make in their life. I have quite a few personal achievements that I am proud. The one I am most proud of is the hundreds of peoples lives I have touched by improving their quality of life and making their day a easier and brighter. I understand the feelings that come along with not being able to do the things one was able to do independently at one time. I am a very spiritual person and strongly believe in holistic approaches to create a balance in mind, body and soul for healing or better quality of life. The families that I serve love the care that I give.

My grandmother was on hospice when I was a young girl. I saw how grateful my grandmother was and how much her caregiver touched my Grandmother's life. Ever since I wanted to make a difference and touch the lives of others. I have been a CNA for three years now, and I take pride in taking care of others. I want to make a difference in the life of every patient that I see . I not only want to be there for the patient but for their family too.

Not only is nursing my career, but it's my passion. With almost 10 years of care giving experience, helping my clients back to good health and making a difference in their live is motivation for me to continue on this path. I am currently an LPN in school to become an RN with ambitions of one day soon opening a healthcare facility. I have home health experience as well as hospice experience. The last three years I have worked in a nursing home and I absolutely love seeing the smiles on the residents' face each morning/evening I arrive and leave. I assisted in taking care of my grandmother at home before she passed away and I am currently doing the same for my grandfather. With that being said, I find myself able to put myself in the position of my clients' family members and provide the support and comfort they may need as well.

I have been taking care of people my whole life, from great aunts to my grandparents. I've seen what type of care you can receive in the health care field and I'm proud to say that what I do not only helps my clients but it also brings joy in my on life.

Compassionate, hard working, reliable, attention to detail

I enjoy working with people, I love to see elders start to enjoy living and enjoying life again.

I'm a hard working Certified Nursing Assistant of 23 years. I believe I am called by God to do what I do. Helping others is a part of my nature. Taking care of the elderly is a priviledge.

I became a caregiver because I enjoy taking care of people. I like being able to work hands on I believe that a listening ear, a helping hand, a smile and a hug can make things so much better. I have over 10years of licensed experience in geriatric, mental health and DSP with individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities. I had the pleasure of working as a hospice aide, the thought of being there with a people as they transition to the end of their life was more rewarding then words can say. All I know is to love and take care of people. Currently I'm employed at Hiram Davis medical center in Petersburg Va.

I can honestly say that I love what I do and it shows in my work. I have worked in hospice as well as private duty in homes. I am a firm believer in building trust with anyone I give care to as well as the families because trust is the solid foundation to a great relationship. I am currently a junior in college my major is Industrial Organizational Psychology . I hope to use my degree in the health care profession. When caring for others loved ones I treat them as if they were my relative, the biggest thing I feel that we as health care professionals have to have is a conscious because with one you will always do the right thing and think twice.

Hi my name is Lora Brown, what inspired me to become a caregiver was when I took care of my Mother-n-law. That experience made me want to take on this career. I love taking care of people even in their lowest point of their lives. It Is just not a job for me its the love that I have for people. 29+ years of doing it, it is not just for the money! If you give me this opportunity to take care of your loved one, you will not be disappointed. I am also a Christian and always seek God in a decision that I make. Thank you again for intrusting me with your family member. Lora

Growing up, I've always wanted to go into the medical field because it felt like a way that I could serve others in a time when people may be very vulnerable. My mother went through brain cancer and being able to experience that journey with so many medical professionals has definitely inspired me to want to walk with others in what may be the most difficult times of their lives. I've volunteered with a hospice organization for a couple of years and have really loved being able to provide a different kind of company to the patients. Being able to know them in whatever state they're in in that moment is really special to me. As a volunteer, there were definitely limits to what I could do for the patient and it inspired me to go further to be able to help more. I recently became a certified nursing aide and hope to be able to use that in order to serve the patients more. It's truly a gift to be able to walk with patients and families through hard health times and I'm excited to hopefully get more chances to do that!

I have been in the care field for seven years and have been focusing on geriatrics for the last almost four years. I love what I do. I treat every person, regardless of condition with the utmost respect and dignity. I try to educate the person in my care What is going on with their body and I try to help families understand what their loved one is dealing with.

Hi I have been a caregiver for 28 years. I love taking care of people and making a difference in their daily life.

The things that's make me an good caregiver are: my smile ,my lovely heart, my care that I have to offer the pts. my faith and honestly to be there when I'm needed I became an caregiver because I'm in love with the work I give to others that are an need of it I love been an caregiver because some time the pts doesn't have the care at home that you as the aide/ caregiver can give them in I'm proud of my work because I have been doing it for 11 years now in wouldn't give it up for anything