Hospice Care Caregivers in Northfield - 92 caregivers found

I love caring for the elderly, sick and those who can't help themselves. I love my job and always have great time with my clients. My number one goal is not only to care for them but also have to make them feel confident, comfortable, and very safe around me.

I treat each client like family members with communication and a understanding approach my goal is to help provide the best care I can and to keep my clients informed of what is being done it helps them yo understand and prepare;ie(instead of lifting them up in the bed with quickness I tell them so that they know what is going on.) I became a caregiver by caring for my dieying step father they a few years later I did the same for my mother soon afterwards I started doing free lance caregiving I meet a woman who's aunt had ALS after she passed I was introduced to the woman's niece to her friend who's mother in law needed home care and therapy help as she was in early stages of dementia I cared for her For a few years until her family decided she needed assisted living in a nursing home because of her declining state. At the present I have been caring for a bed bound gentleman who is in a declining state. What I enjoy most is helping care and talking with them sharing there personal stories about there lives and adventures I also enjoy there company being a caregiver is not just coming in and caring for there personal needs and leaving it's also about conversing with them sharing things making them laugh or telling them stories that I have seen or done . My achievement that I am most proud of is helping two of my clients to become strong enough to move better through therapy one elderly client had a broken hip with time and a lot of strength exercises she was able to take a walk with a walker again and the gentleman I cared for his leg had no strength in it now he's able to move it not a lot but it got to the point he is gaining muscle back in it.

Hello , My name is Pam,I have an 8 year that I am a role model for . I love helping the elderly and disabled community. I think that if I can make someone happy that's will make my day. My life revolves around helping people no matter what their problem is.

I am a very friendly and joyful person. I like meeting new people and trying to help whenever and wherever I can. I have worked in healthcare with adults and youths for 5 plus years and will continue to work for as long as I can. I am most proud that I'm blessed to see another day along with my family and friends. I have a good job, home and reliable transportation. I am a mother 3 and stepmother to 3 more and a grandmother of 3!!

Hard working,quick to adapt to all kinds of ppl,currently in school for license practical nurse LPN.very good at my job.i love meeting new ppl,and also love my job dearly

I am a very hard working, caring and reliable person. I love being able to help individuals in need and being able to properly care for my clients . I enjoy being being around people and being able to connect and help people that is the reason why I chose this field because it's perfect for me. I gain a sense of fulfillment with each client that I'm able to care for an being able to put a smile on there face makes me feel amazing.

I'm bilingual nurse aide experience with clinic skills, knowledgeable that I learned through my education and on the job settings. The most important is Communication, Empathy, Respect, Patient is one of my trait, compassion and Kindness. Love helping people, listening, giving full attention. In my time as a caregiver, I have had many proud and rewarding moments with the patients, family' patients.

Hello my name is shaniqua. Caring for other people always been my passion, I am very easy to get alone with, love to engage and just have fun. The most attracted thing to me being a caregiver is that I can still make people feel happy and help them out to get over there trail obstacles. I happy with myself that I picked this field and always wanted to help other because with a career like this you will always have a job.

I became a Caregiver because I needed the certification for another job that I thought I would be well suited for. I thought I would fair out well as a Lab Tech for one of the local mental hospitals. Not long after I'd graduated from the CNA program and had begun working as a Lab Tech in the hospital clinic, I discovered the hospital was due to close in less than a year ; there were no openings at any of the sister branches. I took a job with a visiting nurse agency as a Phlebotomist / CNA. Although they had more CNA work than Phlebotomy, I needed a job and lacked experience. The job also offered a year long course in disease management coaching and had good benefits. As time passed, I began to work in other areas of caregiving to see what my specialty might be and decided I liked working with seniors; they seemed to have tons of life experience and didn't mind sharing it ( I often found myself wondering if should've been paying them for all they taught me - important things about life I never even thought of !), They seemed to really appreciate anything I did for them. I find the intrinsic value of serving the elders rewarding. Since discovering what my passion is, I've done nothing else.

I've worked in a rehabilitation facility for almost 7 years. Between long term care, memory care, and sub-acute rehab i've seen it all. Growing up with older parents made me really want to take care of people without a voice the best way possible.