Blood Disorders Caregivers in Windham County - 28 caregivers found

I am compassionate, a sensitive punctual reliable trustworthy and family orientated caregiver for over 25 years

I'm a great caregiver because I like to help others. And to be a great caregiver you need to have patience. I'm a respectful person honest and loving. I'm a loyal person I'm one of the best in the field.

I have been in this field for 24 years. I love assisting the elderly and helping them to enjoy their wonder years. I have learned so many things from different clients through the years.

Empathetic Care Worker with a sensitive and compassionate approach to cultivating trusting, stimulating and varied lifestyles for residents. Offers enhanced care with a flexible learning approach for patients. Experience in hospital and in-home settings providing guidance and encouragement to patients through physical and emotional support.

II believe I am a good care giver because I have so much respect and love for people. I take pride in making the little things important to them, remembered.

I like to help people. What attracted me to become a caregiver was my nana. I loved it o help her with anything she needs.

I love the field I am in I have experience family members in the health care and I Know how important is that have your love one feel comfortable and know that their family is safe I love how I enjoy every second of day seeing my patients laugh and enjoy I always make sure I put a smile on their face.

I have 20+ years of experience in the direct care and disability field. I love providing services too those in need, to improve their quality of life.

I am a former special education teacher with 38 years of experience. I left to be home more often with my 85-year-old father who lived with me and had dementia as well as other health concerns. He was the love of my life and I was determined to keep him home with me, but I needed to have some steady income. Prior to my father's passing a year ago, I took care of my mother as well. She had vascular dementia secondary to diabetes as well as other health concerns and was a very difficult person; however, my parents always took excellent care of me and now it was my turn to pay them back rather than turn my back. I was lucky to be in position to do this. I cooked, cleaned, did laundry, med management, took them to doctor appointments as far away as Hartford, administered weekly blood tests for INR levels, consulted with all agencies as needed (and took all phone calls) as well as every other aspect of running a household and managing a person's life. I loved every minute of it, although it was not without its challenges! I do believe that I can be a valuable asset to you.

I have been a PCA since I was 16 when my grandmother first got sick, I am now 33, I continued with this type of work because I absolutely genuinely enjoy taking care of people and helping them in their time of need. I have done in home care also worked in group homes and nursing homes. I have worked with elderly men and women as well as mentally challenged men and women, helping them with personal care, cooking and cleaning for them, administering their medications, transporting them to and from doctor appointments, as well as just going out to dinner or shopping or to have fun