ALS Caregivers in Livingston County - 8 caregivers found

I'm a very caring and compassionate person. I take my job very serious.

Hi my name is Tina. I been in the health care field for about 30 plus years. I worked in assisted living facility and I also worked as a hospice aide. I like what I do and I wouldn't change it for nothing in the world.

I became a caregiver to help others in their time of need and give the best care possible. I enjoy helping others and also being inspired to be my best in what I do in life and the career I chose. I have been chosen from numerous people to be the supervisor of the majority of my cases, which inspires me to give my all. I have been a caregiver for 28yrs plus, Making sure my clients are comfortable and happy with the care given. I am 52 reside in Canandaigua, children raised and grown, can be flexible with times needed, I have exper. in alzheimers, cancer, stroke, term. ill, etc.. also have exper. with catherdors, hoyers, j-tubes, wheel chairs, bed stricken, etc.., I can clean, cook, shop, take to appts., etc.. I enjoy what I do for others.

-Hello,I My Name Is TyJaney I Been Working For a Year And A Half & An i Enjoy Helping With Others & I Am Reliable & Trustworthy . I Have A Success Factoring To Help Others

Hi my names Labasha, I have been working in this field for over 14 years . It all started with my father being diabetic, then turning paralyzed from the waist down . Turning me and my mom his full time aid support . So I decided to take this career path . I am currently employed, I have been working with the family for over a year now and she's going into a nursing home oct. 15th . So I'm looking in search of a family that would love to have my support

Hello, thank you for taking the time to read this. I am looking to help care for you or your loved one. I am willing to travel in reason. I have a criminal justice degree, management experience, a NY CNA certificate (17 yrs), and I recently graduated from school for my LPN, I have not taking the state exam yet, but will very soon. I have all my immunizations, psychology courses completed along with a First Responder course completed. I have worked in a 120 bed nursing home, this med surge unit and have done home care, for a few people. I managed medicines, looking for side effects, lab values, range of motion, I have experience with dementia/ Alzheimer's, bipolar, depression, aggressiveness, hearing losses/aids, incontinence, wheelchairs, hoyer/stand lifts, ambulation, personal care, dressing, working with physicians and families on creating plans of action to ensure safety, emotional wellness, and physical needs are being entertained. I am available to help with laundry, cooking and driving to appointments. I have two vehicles that are insured and reliable. I am a honest, dependable and caring person who enjoys making someone day a great one! I became a caregiver because I enjoy working with people and making them feel their best while providing their dignity, independence and utilizing my experience to help people stay healthy, stay home and stay a person, not a number in a nursing home. I love living life and putting smiles on peoples faces! I have very strong letters of recommendations, including previous employers and from a Cardiac physician. If I seem like someone you or your loved ones could use to help in any way, please contact me.

I love working with elderly people, I treat your love one as if they were my own family, I am very responsible, respectful and dependable and I will go thy extra mile to make sure your loved one is taken care for.

My strongest attribute is compassion, patience, and humility. Growing up, I was influenced by my maternal grandmother, who was a Missionary in the Church of Jesus Christ. She would bring strangers to our home all the time, especially during holidays. I learned how you can change a person's mood & life, just by being compassionate. This in itself, attracts me to showing humanistic qualities, and I enjoy making others feel a sense of worth. I have had many struggles of my own in life, too many to name one, as they were all a journey of achievements. Notably, I was the US Navy and survived Dessert Storm from 1988-1992. Some of the affect of being in the service qualified my as a disabled veteran. But it never stopped me from developing my skills as a caregiver.