Hospice Care Caregivers in Cornville - 20 caregivers found

I have 18+ years experience as a LNA/ CNA/MA/Housekeeper. I am CPR/BLS and First Aid certified. I have worked in Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Homecare and Hospice. A majority of my clients have been diagnosed with Dementia. I have alot of extended learning learning hours with Alzheimer's. I absolutely love working with seniors. I can't imagine doing anything else in this life. I have been out on my own for, five years now, I love the one on one contact of homecare. Integrity is the word I use to describe myself. I always do the right thing, even when no one is looking. Because I am honest and dependable, the work continues to flow. I usually work within the same family for a very long time. I can administer medications and insulin, take vitals, personal care, housekeeping, transportation, cooking, pet care, hospice, really anything you need I can help. I appreciate the consideration and hope to hear from you soon.

I've been in the caregiving field for 17 years. I started out volunteering in a nursing home and then went from that to live in Care. I have worked extensively in in-home care and at small group homes and big facilities as well. I've worked with a wide variety of clients and conditions. I have a passion for helping people and want to be there for those that don't have anybody else. I'm able to genuinely care but separate myself at the same time, which has made me very good at my job. I care about the quality of care that our patients receive and always do my best to improve their lives to the best of my ability when I work with people.

My name is Kaylin LeBaron, 22, and mother of two young boys. I gravitated towards being a caregiver after becoming a mother of two boys that have had a few health issues along the way. I have a natural nature to care for those that truly need help, with out judgment and always exercises kindness and empathy towards others. I believe in order to be a great caregiver you should have qualities that are always putting the needs and feelings of others first as often as possible. Being kind, respectful, and holding patients with residents/clients is key to being a great caregiver.

I became a care giver because I have always worked in the medical field except in an office and I wanted to work directly with patients. I like to interact with the patient.My achievement is I have always enjoyed working with patients. I have worked in Doctors offices for the past 19 yrs. I have worked as a benefits verification and referral coordinator. And I have worked as a front desk medical administration assistant.

I love what I do. The elderly are precious. I have been caregiving for over 10 years. Experienced in memory care, medication, home care. hospice care.

I enjoy helping people live there lives to the utmost capacity. Life is to be lived no matter what , everyday is a gift, so enjoy and live it. No matter what disability we are challenged with. We all also deserve to be treated with Love and respect.

Im a very compassionate person who loves helping people thats what attracted me to becoming a caregiver i enjoy spending time with clients and being supportive to their situation.i am proud of raising 3 beautiful children

I am passionate to care for any patients with memory challenges in hone care or facilities.

Hello, I've been in health care for my career. I love helping people Love to meet with you.

I became a caregiver, because I like to be of service. I have an AA degree in Mental Health and Human Services, and have worked in the field for over 25 years. I started out working Direct care and then went on to provide staff training on how best to serve a variety of individuals. What I love about care-giving is that I am able to use my skills on a one on one bases to improve the quality of life for the customer. One of the things that I am most proud of is that I had a client that everyone told me that she was unable to do anything to help herself, such as eating bathing and communicating her needs. When I worked with her in 6 moths she was able to feed herself and she was able to communicate her needs to me as well as others. Love, respect and honor moves mountains. I have years of experience in the service field and I am an excellent communicator and love to support each individual in living a life of joy and love.