Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Dayton - 56 caregivers found

Hi! I have been in healthcare for over 6 years, I have trained in hospitals, health and wellness clinics, and outpatient care. I have formal and educational experience. I am a CNA/CMA/HHA/CPT currently in school to obtain my Rn to further my education and experience for my clients to have the best care they can get. I have worked exclusively in senior home care for the last 2 years and have found my soul passion in life, I build bonds with my clients and make them comfortable and always stay positive no matter the circumstances!

What helps me be a great caregiver is being who I am. I was born with great compassion for overs and their well-being. As a young child I've always helped my older peers with their disadvantages in life or their disability. Caring comes naturally to me being a mother and grandmother. Giving endless love and company. What attracts me to being a caregiver would be me knowing I'm able to help someone and I'm able to make their life easier and possibly to change their life for the better. I enjoy being in the company of someone that feels alone and useless. Letting them know I care for them and I'm there to listen an talk about their needs and wants. I am proud of the mother and grandmother and caregiver I became in life. I'm a very dependable and dedicated person once I set a goal I achieve it an go beyond.

My passion is working with the elderly. I am honored by the families that put their trust in me to care for their loved one who may be on the final path of their life requiring Home Hospice care. or is at that point in their lives where assistance is needed in order to continue staying in their home, being as independent as possable, staying safe. My commitment for each and every person is to provide them with companionship, assistance with physical needs and whatever else they need, whether it's writing a letter for them, or baking their favorite cookies, straightening out closet shelves or holding their hand, reading a book to them or just sitting quietly with them. I believe it is ao important to pocess tthe traits that are important in caregiving which are flexibility, willingness to sit still when you notice its what the person you are caring for needs. Paying attention is very important. A caregiver cannot just "be there" I keep logs in order to ensure the Doctor and nurses and family are notified of ANY changes such as skin color, urine intake/out take, bathroom habits, signs of weakness, facial changes, depression/mood changes. If bedridden, log needs to include turning times, any skin breakdown issues, A good caregiver needs to go outside the box, be willing to do what otherwise might be uncomfortable, be drama free. Assisting the family is one of the things that helps them know who I am and relieves some of the stress from their lives. By helping doing even the smallest of details, yardwork, cleaning a garage etc. I promise you that I will make the same commitment to respect, never diminish their dignity and do all I can to provide the stability, comfort your loved one deservesI I did not become a Caregiver to change the dynamics of lives. but to be there to make them feel safe, healty and secure. Compassion goes a long long way.

I have a 15 years experiences as a caregiver, and companionship. I'm honest, a giver, hard working, loving person. I've worked with people's who have dementia, bed ridden, legally blind, cancer, and alzheimers, dialysis, Diabetic, kidney disease, and heart problems. I've helped them with cooking, bath, lifting, dressings, shopping, tidying up, laundry, walking, excercises, and taking them to appointments. I treats all my clients with respect., and love. Growing up in church and in a good family is a blessing for me. I'm happy person, chatty, kind, and can bring laughter to your home. I'm non smoker. I love all people. Please give me a try. Thanks for reading my bio.

I am a compassionate person that enjoys working as a Caregiver. From companionship to house hold chores, I do it all.

What makes me a great caregiver cuz I'm a people person and I have compassion and I care about how the how they feel. Well I love most about being a caregiver is that I can help and show that I care and that I'm a living person and I give joy and laughter and comfort out of helping others. My mom was a CNA for 40 years before she passed away and I've been volunteering since I was 12 years old so that's what motivates me to be a caregiver. I'm proud of being a mother I'm proud of being a grandmother I'm proud of just being a person as in the community I'm proud of myself of learning going back to school getting my caregiver certificates and getting all my certificates that I have in ADLs patient care helper I'm just proud of me being a person who I am I'm proud like I said being a mother and a grandmother of course and a wife and I'm proud that I took care of my mom my dad and my grandfather before they passed away.

I've been a CNA for 19yrs & a Caregiver for over 30yrs. I love taking care of people; learning about peoples lives & encouraging them. I love doing Respite Care. I love to interact with pediatric, geriatric & babies.

I have been doing care given for over 10yrs.work with cancer care, Alzheimer's, Dementia care. Responsible, Hard working, always on time love working with people have lots of TLC to give.

Well-experienced, motivated, and dynamic Professional with outstanding background and experience in Management, Nursing, Training, and Customer Service both in Theme Park, Assisted Facilities, Food and Beverage. Self starter and highly skilled in challenging customer driven work environment.

Caring about others well being makes you a good caregiver candidate. I was my dads caregiver and grandmas caregiver. Then decided to do it for a job. I listen to clients needs, and concerns. I love people! I'm Now. CNA but still love working in peoples home setting!