Arthritis Caregivers in Thiells - 580 caregivers found

I'm a very compassionate, caring and loving person. I'm a great listener and I ensure my client's needs are being met. I love helping others that is what attracts me to be a great caregiver. I've been working with adults that are mentally and Physically disabled for 3 years and I love it. What I enjoy most is the joy that each person have regardless of their situation. A personal achievement that I'm proud of is making the step towards achieving an degree that will benefit in caregiving.

I am friendly and out going ,but I love to take care of the elderly because I am a caring person.I pay close attention to my clients feeling and keen observation to what is going on with them and around them.I was brought up by grandparents so I have a lot of empathy for caregiving.My personal achievement is seeing clients get well after an illness knowing I was a part of the recovery.

I have over 10 yrs of experience and the health Field. I am a CNA and was HHA, I enjoy helping people young and old with any disabilities or aging life changes. I am proud of my skills that I have developed working within the health field, It has given me the opportunity to help individuals that are in need.

I love helping and care for others in any way can. I am a caring compassionate person . I have 12 siblings 11 grandchildren and has always had a desire to help others.I decided to take the certified nursing assistant. training and became certified in 1993.. I have worked with patients with Alzheimer's , in hospice care, elderly. I am honest,flexible, fast learner,dependable and passionate about the care give to the patient and get along great with others .

Hello! I'm Shianne, a dedicated caregiver with one year of experience in a non-driving position. As a mother of three, my commitment to compassionate care is deeply rooted in understanding the importance of genuine connections and support. Kindhearted, caring, and compassionate, I approach caregiving with a focus on providing both physical and emotional assistance. Being a mother has taught me the value of family, and I extend that sense of familial care to my patients. I believe everyone deserves a helping hand at some point in their lives, and I'm here to fulfill that role with empathy and dedication. Caring for those facing health challenges is not just a job for me; it's a calling. Despite the emotional challenges, the satisfaction of making a positive impact keeps me motivated. I am committed to providing the best possible care to those in need. If you have any questions or need more information, feel free to reach out!

What makes me a great caregiver is that I satisfy my patient needs and wants (if it's healthy) I started doing caregiving work when I first worked as a Direct Support Professional in 2020. I loved the work so much that I started looking in that area of jobs. I love this work and dedicate my days to this type of work.

I'm working as Caretaker for elderly people. They says m lively person . My presence make them more lively happy and fun loving person. I bring life in to there life . That makes me more confident about what I do best for caring for elderly people.

Hi, My name is Lisa I've been working in the healthcare field for 14 years. I 1st started off as a medical assistant working in a doctor's office for 5 doctors. I wanted to work closer with my patients so I chose to go back to school for a Nursing Assistant. I love my job. I care for my patients with a passion and gentle heart. When you love what you do you are never working. (845) 280-3864 My work experience: Dementia care Alhzmerize care Hospice care Nursing home experience live-in care Home care

I'm a well qualified home care with 6 years of experience. My priority in my job is my patient safety. When it comes to my client, I'm reliable, honest, responsible, trustworthy, respecful, and patient. My duties as home health care are to make sure my patient is happy, and dedicated all of me to the person I'm caring for.

Caregiving is the act of providing help and comfort to another person. It can involve many different activities, such as grocery shopping; help with dressing, eating, toileting; or providing emotional support to another person while they navigate a physical, emotional, or health challenge.