Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Buellton - 57 caregivers found

Hello, my name is Jean Liebbe and I have been a caregiver for individuals for 25 years. I enjoy working with people and caring for them. I am now working with the doctor four days a week and I am enjoying every minute of it. I look forward to working with individuals in the future, I am punctual and dependent thank you

I enjoy helping others to have a better quality of life.

I enjoy working with people. I enjoy cooking and helping as needed. Taking the time to care for your loved one or love ones will be an honor. Willing to be patient and making people feel comfortable in there home.

I have sympathetic pity and concern for the sufferings or misfortunes of others. I have the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. I act with great care and perseverance when attending to the comfort or wishes of others with politeness and courtesy. I possess flexibility and patience. I easily gain the trust of others with my performance dependability. I try hard to act with professionalism and good composure. I have above-average physical strength which is especially important when transferring clients. I find great value in being able to use humor to enhance my relationship with others by making them feel happier. You can count on me to maintain confidentiality as I worked with many clients as a real estate broker and general contractor in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. I have extensive experience with the need for good communication. I like to inform my clients and customers as often as possible, so they know I am giving the best service possible. I place great value on my ethical standards. I am also a tenacious fighter against poverty and homelessness in the Santa Barbara area and very active at our place of worship. NOTE: For transportation needed beyond 10 miles from 4299 Cathedral Oaks Rd in Santa Barbara, I expect my usual hourly rate for my travel time plus the IRS mileage rate for travel expenses.

I have been a CNA for 12 years! I've worked in Skilled Nursing facility. I Adapt well to any setting, have a positive outlook any situations, enjoy being out doors, great communication skills, I enjoy being CNA seeing how can make a difference in someone's life and know my help is making one feel better, I have experience in Alzheimer's,dementia, transfers monitoring vitals, training in pre an post surgeries, hospice training and assisting with feeding companionship . received the presidential award at my job in September 2017 from management for my "great attitude and grooming care of patients participating in walking, documentation and employment history ".

I am a compassionate, kind, respectful, and patient person. I am extremely attentive to my client's needs. I always give 100% and do the best job I can, with no exceptions or excuses. I also try to bring a sense of humor to my work. If I can add a smile or laugh to a client's day, that means a lot to me. It is important to laugh. I try to make my client have a great day, every day I'm there. I am always on time.

What made me be a caregiver . Is I started to taking care of my grandmother . And I just love helping people . What I love the most about being a caregiver is knowing ur helping and taking care of someone's mother grandfather . And they all need to loved and treated right . But the most thing I feel proud of my self is when the family members come up to me and tell me I'm doing a good just on taking care of there love ones .

Are you being working like a CNA for 24 years hospital my floor is a neuros working with, stroke, brain damage, dementia and everything about the brain. And then I get my certificate dementia care in City College

When I was a teenager, my grandmother needed extra care and my mother didn't always have time to do everything necessary, so I stepped in and shared in the care of my grandmother. She always told me that I would make a great care giver and that I could bring joy to alot of people due to my compassionate personality. Also, when my late husband had Leukemia, I cared for him in all facets of the care, including bathing, feeding, helping in the bathroom, etc., until he died 2 years ago. I also cared for my best friend, til she died from heart failure a few years ago. I believe that these experiences have solidified my ability and desire to help others, even if it is simply in the capacity of companion. **About my fee; my fee ranges any where between 13.00 per hour to 15.00 per hour depending on the case, the work involved and the time of day. For over nites and live-ins, I am willing to quote a flat fee to save you money.

I found my calling after years of taking care of my elderly parents and also my own family. I took a job near my home assisting a RN and an LVN to care for 6 mentally and physically challenged adults in a group home. I fell in love with the job and was heart sick, when a year later, the group home closed, due to lack of funding from the state. I decided to go back to school and earn my CNA certification. I served an internship at three different assisted living facilities during my training and was convinced that this was the field I was happiest in. I got a job I love and have been kept busy but would like some extra work in addition to my regular job. I have good references from people who know my good work history.