Home Health Care Caregivers in Berkshire - 57 caregivers found

Hello My Name Is Brittney, I Have Always Loved Being A Caregiver. What Always Helped Me Be A Great Caregiver Was Showing Both Empathy And Compassion. Showing The Person That I Care About Them And Want To Do Whatever I Can To Help. What I Enjoy Most About Caregiving Is Spending Time And Getting To Know The People I'm Helping, And Being Able To Just Help Somebody The Best Way That I Can. What Attracted Me To Being A Caregiver Was My Grandmother, I Was Very Close With Her Before She Passed Away. I Would Always Help Her The Best I Could And I Wanted To Be Able To Do That For Others. https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1rLMjuC74lm9Qj6GGZj6H2B9v81s_lgUWDicjUUKtCwQ/mobilebasic

I am an LPN with 21yrs experience. I have enjoyed working with patients with Alzheimers and Dementia along with intellectual disabilities . I have supervisory experience overseeing Home health aids and have personally seen the struggles for patients and their families in finding good care for their loved ones and the challenges home health aids face. I also have Neurology office experience doing multiple roles as a Nurse and EEg tech and have for learned many strategies to work with patients with Alzheimers and Dementia . I have also had the pleasure of working with patients with Epilepsy, Parkinsons and MS. I have been in the work field since I was 16yrs and my new career path is to be a private duty LPN caregiver where I can work with individuals and their families to make their lifes better with good care and compassion.

I am caring and patient. I treat others the way I would like to be treated if I were ever in need of assistance. I'm also reliable and kind.

Hello! I love to go above and beyond the status quo to help people. I am kind hearted, caring, considerate, responsible and hard working. What inspired me to start caregiving was my great grandmother. She was a caregiver and I admired the way she would go above and beyond to help people reach their full protentional. My favorite part about caring for people is getting to know each other, learning each others common interests, gaining wisdom from the person and seeing the persons progress! I have experience working for BCARC, Visiting Angels and private caregiving. If you have any questions or would like me to provide refences please don't hesitate to ask!

Hello! I'm a 25 year old medical assistant with 3 years experience in personal care assistance. I love working with and helping others. I would say my biggest personal achievement is graduating from Mildred elley as a medical assistant and continuing my education in the medical field

I am great caregiver because i enjoy making a difference in peoples lives i love getting to know each individual separately. I love making their day to day activities extremely enjoyable. I take my time knowing what they like and don't like.

I chose to become a caregiver because I needed a job and I watched my mom do for 18yrs so thats part of the reason I became a caregiver. I've been a caregiver for 7yrs, the most rewarding part about this job is the relationships you develop with the clients you care for. The clients I've worked with over the years have taught me helped me to develop more patience, compassion and being more openminded. This feild of work is rewarding in so many ways besides making good money. You develop and posses a lot of good characteristics traits and long lasting relationships and a friendship with some of the clients you work with. In the end its well worth it.

Somethings come naturally, and caring for children and the elderly seems natural for me. The years prior to my parents passing away, I worked a full time job and still helped take care of my parents. I spent weekend and evening with them. There were no regrets after they passed. What I enjoy the most about caregiving is the pleasure it gives the person I'm helping, and the good feeling I get assisting them. I know both my parents were proud, happy and relieved to be able to have stayed at home until they died. We are a close knit family and that is why I started helping my Aunt and a family friend once my parents passed and I became retired. My daughter is an RN and my son owns his own excavation company. I have six grandchildren, 5 girls and 1 boy. The boy was the last :) I live in a 4 tenement house that originally belonged to my grandparents, then my parents and now my brother owns it. 17yrs ago I moved back to Adams after living in California for 20 yrs. One of the apartments was available so I decided to not buy another house, and just live in the apartment next door to my parents. I had a baby monitor in my parents bedroom and in my bedroom so if they needed me during the night, they could just "yell", which my Mom did often because she could no longer walk on her own. Both my children live on the same street as I do, which makes it nice. I moved back to the Berkshires just in time to enjoy my parents last years before passing.

I am extremely an polite person and outgoing person. I enjoy meeting new people. I realized I do have an amazing caring heart who genuinely loves to help people, also can have a lot of patience which attracted me to becoming a caregiver. One of my most personal achievements throughout being a caregiver I have learned new traits from others, which taught me how to bond with different individuals.

Since I began working with people with intellectual disabilities over a year and a half ago I have grown increasingly confident and passionate for this work. I believe in taking every opportunity to affect as much positive change in the world as possible. I have developed a work ethic that implements compassion, urgency, and efficiency in equal measure to ensure that I meet the goals I set for myself and for those placed within my responsibility. Most importantly, I know that the people I take care of are strong, endearing, and unique individuals who deserve the absolute best standard of assistance I can give. I can promise that I will hold myself to that standard every step of the way as I work with you and for you.