Home Health Aide (HHA) Caregivers in Suffolk County - 43 caregivers found

Certified Caregiver with hands-on experience in providing quality care to patients in various healthcare settings. Skilled in assisting with daily living activities, monitoring vital signs, administering wound care, and implementing infection control protocols. Certified in Adult CPR/AED and trained in COVID-19 safety and PPE. Compassionate, reliable, and dedicated to patient satisfaction and safety.

Hello, I am a very compassionate person, dependable, great listener, respectful with my clients and their values, very kind, punctual, hard worker, with a great attitude. I love and enjoy helping people, when and where they more need. Being a CNA, was the greatest decision, I have made in my life, because my dream came through; since I was little I liked to help people. I gave a lot to my clients and more than anything, a handful of help, understanding, passion, love and a great smile in my face, every time when I arrive to their homes, but not only I give them, but I also receive many things back in return. Another big smile, and thanks, for everything I do for them. There is not a better feedback that their appreciation for my hard work and commitment. I remember hearing this expression from my last client "Maxi you make my days. I am so happy when I see you in my door", The services I can provide to you and your loves one are: company and conversation, helping recovery from surgeries, fall prevention, medication reminder, light cooking and housekeeping, laundry, errands, driving to Dr. app., assisting in activities of daily living, shower or bath, walking, and many more as needed. I have many skills and more than five years of experience in this field and can provide certifications and great references. I also have fingerprint card and CPR certification. I am looking forward to hear from you soon. Thank you, Maximina

My willingness and my passionate for this career makes me an amazing caregiver. I choose this career because as I child I would watch my mom take career of my grand parents and I would always be amuse. I get to love it and from that I had a passion for helping others and start focusing on a career in the caregiver field. I Love the caregiver field because taking care of people motivates and makes me happy, when I'm taking care of people it don't feel like work.

Hi my name is Shantel I live in Virginia beach I'm 30 years old. I 've been working as a PCA for over 12 years. I've worked with all types of patients Alzheimer's,dementia and including hospice. I have excellent references. I'm reliable dependable and trustworthy.

Well I have been doing this for over fifteen years I started when my mom got sick with cancer an we cared for her at home they trained me at the hospital before she came home to suction her she had a traike in her throat an I have a set Autistic twins of my own so I love care for people who can do for them selves it is my passion carrying for other

I love my job as Caregiver. I enjoy work for Seniors and help people with disabilities. Is gratifying could help and be part of someone's life in need. I am compassionate, loving, honest, reliable person, I have excellent work history with more than 12 years of experience and update CNA license.

A great caregiver is someone who is kind, compassionate, and loving by nature. A generous, sensitive spirit can't be taught only given by the Creator Himself. Caregiving found me. The elderly, children, and animals bring joy to my heart. If I can bring a little peace and comfort into the life of another person I feel I've done what the Master called me to do. My career as a caregiver began by working in a nursing home facility over a year ago. I worked with respiratory patients, wound care patients, dementia patients, HIV patients, hospice patients, Alzheimer patients, and handicapped patients who had all of their faculties but because of missing limbs were unable to stay at home. I learned to give very basic to advanced care. While the level of care changed the one thing that remained constant was the need for a kind word. I was often asked to go into a room and communicate with a difficult patient because there was something about my calm voice and gentle nature that turned every tide into smooth sailing. I left the facility because it was heartbreaking. It should have been a place where every worker enjoyed working there. Instead finding someone who enjoyed their work was a rarity. I believe private duty will be much more fulfilling.

I am naturally a lover so giving expert care giving is something that comes natural for me caring for someones family is something that i love, and will always give my full ability to i feel you should care for someones family members as you would want someone to care for your very own. I was attracted to being a caregiver when my grandfather passed away who lived to be 109 years old. I was caring for him with a few other family members and realized it was something i had a passion for. I enjoy most talking to the person i am assisting making sure that i have the person as comfortable as possible around me i understand it can be hard meeting new people and having them assist you. A personal achievement i am proud of would be graduating from Fortis College and becoming Medical Assistant.

Being a single mother of two I did what I had to to raise my girls. Managing a restaurant was hard work and long hours. I didn't start doing what I wanted to until after they had left home. I've always felt a need to help others, even when I couldn't help myself . I'm compassionate , caring, patient, empathetic, and understanding of how certain diseases affect the patient. Not all stroke victims, Alzheimer's or disabled patients are the same. I work with people based on their personality and their specific needs. I was raised to treat people like I want to be treated and that's how I try to live my life

I became a caregiver by taking care of my mother.so I started doing as a job and became living what I was doing.