Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Pleasant Hope - 7 caregivers found

I have 7 years of experience working in home health care. I can help with Home Care and Hospice care Alzheimer's and dementia *I'm caring, compassionate, friendly, and respectful understanding, patient, gentle, and non-judgmental *I Have good physical and mental health *I'm reliability, and dependability *I have strong organizational and time-management skills *Good communication skills *I have my Cpr AED certificate Services *Bathing and dressing. *Light housekeeping (laundry, vacuuming, etc.) *Medication monitoring. *Grocery shopping. *Meal planning and preparation. *Transportation to doctor's offices and other appointments. *Companionship

Hello! I have always been drawn to caregiving roles, starting out with babysitting when I was younger, then moving into caregiving for adults when I turned eighteen. I love helping others in their homes with daily tasks, getting to know them, and being a light and an encouragement. I am mist proud of completing my Bachelor's degree while working full time and raising my children.

I am a young, ambitious, outgoing and fun individual who got a taste of the caregiving field and absolutely loved it and immediately bonded with clients I was caring for. I can pass a background check just cannot afford the $20 they want to run it through this website.

My biological name is Pepper, my grandmother's maiden name was Pepper and that's how my unique name came from. Most people are curious about my name so I thought I'd share that! My experience with caregiving comes from my time with my mother-in-law. She was very active in the community, but eventually it became harder for her to walk and she needed more assistance. I spent my days taking her shopping, meeting her friends for lunch, doctors appointments and grocery shopping. I learned patience from her. I also learned that it's ok to go at a slower pace. I've been told that my smile lights up a room and lifts everyone's spirit. I have a zest for life and feel I would be a great addition to your life![?]

As my mother developed Dementia I helped her adjust. It took humility and humor and I think it made me into a person I respected. After she passed away I became a professional caregiver because I loved the special bond that grows between the client and the caregiver. I see it as an honor to make the transition less uncomfortable for someone adjusting to losing their independence. I am not perfect but I do attempt, to the best of my ability to do things exactly as my client would want them done. I want the client and their family to trust that they can rely on me to keep things on an even keel. The family is often very shaken up by the prospect of hiring a caregiver and the client finds it difficult to have someone in their home so I really try to fit into their life quietly and efficiently. I am educated, well-spoken and have a good sense of humor. I like to play cards and craft and take long drives and go shopping and I am a good cook. I am happily careful to keep kosher or vegan or diabetic or heart healthy dietary guidelines. I stick to the care plan and I organize one if there isn't one. What I don't know I research. I am resourceful and I communicate. I have very good references.

Hello! My name is Mari. I am a registered nurse. I have 2.5 years of experience. For personal reasons at this time I would like to be a personal caregiver. I love helping people. I am very caring, responsible, fun, fun and reliable. I have great references. All my previous employers enjoyed me. I promise you will not regret hiring me!

I love helping people