Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Fraser - 699 caregivers found

Seeking a position as an in home care professional. skills include the following dependable trustworthy organized detail. senior care Dementia Hospice Alzheimer's companion. Available immediately specialize in preemie care infants special needs pre/teens young adults and seniors.

As a compassionate and reliable caregiver, my utmost priority is to provide exceptional care and support to those I care for. I approach my role with genuine empathy, understanding the unique needs and challenges of each individual under my care. I believe in active listening, offering a compassionate ear and a comforting presence to alleviate any emotional burdens. Creating a safe and nurturing environment is of utmost importance to me, where my clients can find solace and reassurance. I take my responsibilities seriously, consistently showing up on time and fulfilling my duties with unwavering reliability. Building trust and establishing meaningful connections is at the heart of my caregiving approach, ensuring that my clients not only receive the highest quality of care but also feel valued and respected.

I been caregiving fur over 5 years I have group home experience nursing home experience skilled settings home care I worked with clients with tbi dimension I have Hoyle Lyft experience gate belt coloscopy bag, change blood sugar reminder in mid

Some traits that I have that are necessary in the health care industry are patience, great communication, attentiveness, loyal, humorous, caring & respectful. One thing that attracted to being a caregiver is the way my clients feel after I've done my shift, me being able to help someone is enough for me to have a great day! I enjoy helping them and the most I enjoy about it is that I'm able to learn about them, where they've grown up, the things they've accomplished, just hearing their lives makes me happy and I know it makes them happy as well.

Hi, Evelyn here! My compassion and ability to go above and beyond for humanity, I consider myself a healer. Prior to starting medical school (currently in college for Medical Assisting Certification) I spent hours taking care of Family's loved ones in group homes, facilities and seniors in their respective homes. Seeing their smiles and sharing in their journey is my greatest joy in caregiving.

Hello my name is Karina and I have a passion for helping people especially those of the elderly. I have 10+ experience and my specialty is those with dementia. I am very reliable, trustworthy, patient and have a loving personality!! Years ago I received my CNA and that was one of my proudest moments before becoming a mom to four children which is why I have been out of the working field but I am excited and ready to get back out there and do what I love.

I was a Certified CNA over Twenty-Five years of experience in nursing homes and Home Health Care the reason I no longer have my CNA license is because I was caring for a sweet lady for the past 7yrs until my sweet angel passed away this past July I was her main caregiver and I no longer felt there was a need for a CNA license because I will no longer be working in the nursing homes facility I enjoy the Home setting better to give one on one love and professional care in the home I am a very caring and respectful including family values and morals and I am compassionate and I have a very big heart in helping others that's what attracted me to care for others I am a very prompt person I know it is important to be on time especially if someone is depending on you I consider myself a five star Home care Aide I have good job reference from past employment and current employer and good family recommendations

Fully Vaccinated I have nearly a decade in healthcare experience. I have worked in short term care (post surgery), critical care and long term care. I am patience and understanding. When I care for someone I make sure to put their needs first. I am positive and uplifting and won't bring negativity into their environment. Helping people is what attracted me to become a caregiver. What I enjoy most about becoming a caregiver is seeing people become healthy again. My personal achievement is controlling my personal blood sugar by making better life choices. My fee is also negotiable.

Nursing is much more than a good job with great pay, it's a gift. It's the gift of life, on a daily basis your touching the lives of others, granting patients health, and hope of getting back home to family. Being a nurse is very rewarding and influential and rewarding career. Nurses care for people through illness, injury, pain, loss, dying, grieving, birth, growth, from adolescent to elderly. The love and compassion I have for nursing pores out into my daily life, as well as professional. Loving what what you do is one things but when you actually enjoy your career, the energy I put into it spills over to the care I provide and that only makes for my career choice that much more promising.