Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Napoleon - 34 caregivers found

I am a healthcare professional with 25+ years experience working in geriatric, memory care, dementia and Alzheimer's patients. I work in hospice care, palliative medicine, end of life care. I am a patient, compassionate, good listener, kind, caring caregiver. I do skilled nursing, wound care, first aid, post surgery care for transitioning patients to homecare. My start in healthcare was volunteering at the Red Cross, church and community outreach , I have worked eight years at the Washtenaw County DHS with CLS/CMH organizations as consumer advocate . I have worked long years managing assisted living facilities, nursing homes, directing memory care units, training, teaching and mentoring. I have earned Bachelor's of Science from EMU and Surgical Technology program from WCC. I am passionate about helping people to better their lives and improve their health.

I have always loved helping and taking care of people as a child. I realized it was a talent I had when I grew up and I have loved it ! I enjoy putting smiles on people's faces from the help I give them. As a caregiver, I've learned to love and beloved by my patients. They teach me new things each day. I treat my patients with love and care.Like how I would want to be treated if I was to be in their position. Let me know their care plan and I will take it from there!!!

What makes me a great caregiver, is the love and passion I have to be one to care for another. I enjoy doing it, im not in it for the paycheck, I do it because it makes me feel good knowing I can help someone. I always grew up wanting to help others in one way or another.. I enjoy the smiles I can give someone simply by being there to assist them, knowing someone enjoys my care makes my heart swell. My biggest personal achievement I am proud of, is, my son.

I specialize in many walks of life. I have worked in rehab as well as long term. I am covid vaccinated with booster and cpr certified.

I have been working doing care giving since i was 12 when my aunt had a hernia removed and the nurses that came in started showing me how to change the dressings and change her iv tubing. I have worked in health care most of my life. I took care of my mom and grandparents. I was trained at UofM wound care clinic for my mom. I also went to school for medical assistant. I experience taking care of wounds, autistic, dementia,Alzheimer's, people with hearing and vision and who are bed bound. Ive worked with people on hospice. I love helping others and taking care of them and helping them living there best life. I love listening to the stores people tell me. Especially the elderly the stories they tell sometimes have great lessons behind them. I still talk to some of my cleints i took care of they message me or if i see them out at the store they come up and give me hugs and tell me how much they love and miss me which makes me feel good and that i could be a positive person in their lives. I have had cleints that had noone else and who i made a differnece in their lives when they thought no one cared about them. One of my personal achievements is i dropped out of high school to take care of my mom so after she passed i was in my 20s i went back to school got my GED and went to college.

I have been providing compassionate and loving homecare for over 25yrs. I am honest, hard working, dependable, quick in solving problems, and have a great sense of humor. I have worked very hard in raising my daughter to be a great woman. And I love helping those in need. I was born to be a caregiver. I am looking forward in helping take some of the stress away from your family, when it comes to assisting you care for your loved one. I have experience with Alzheimer's, dementia, paraplegic, wound care, and senior care. Thank you.

I have been a caregiver for 16 years now. I absolutely love what I do, and being able to help my clients. I'm very compassionate and loving with my clients, usually building deep bonds with them. I treat my clients as if they're family! Because, honestly after a while of taking care of them they become family. It warms my heart knowing my clients get excited to see me and look forward to it. This is my life long career I wouldn't want to be doing anything else!

1)i like taking care of people. 2) making a difference in their lives. 3) having the people i take care of say that they like me and want no one else. 4) i have always liked working for the elderly and children, so i became a cna in 2005. i have done cna work since the 1980's so i decided to become a cna. it really hasnt increased the wages as much as i thought it would have, it was suppose to. i hope to take other courses to further my education in the future , maybe that will increase my wages, i am devoted to what i do, and the people who i help, anna case

I like people and have compassion and respect for their feeling. I have a strong desire to comfort and care for others and improve their quality of life. My greatest achievement was successfully raising two children who are now generous, kind adults who are an asset to the community.

The most important thing that makes me a great caregiver is that I love what I do. I became a caregiver because my mother and grandmother needed care. So I ask myself," How would I want someone to care for them if I weren't around to do it? Or how would I want to be taken care of myself?" Being of service to others who need compassionate care, and knowing that I made a difference in the quality of someone else's life by being there is what I enjoy most about being a caregiver. One of my personal achievements is with my knowledge and education, I was able to train all of my fiance's CENA's and give them more knowledge than what they came with. In order to care for him properly, so that I can go back to work outside of home.