Hospice Care Caregivers in Copperas Cove - 167 caregivers found

Love and passion that I have for my clients at all times learn and caring for my people from my mother she work in the healthcare field and retired from I nursed her back from cancer making sure they're comfortable and have an all tear for ADLs complete and any other client in nursing homes or private duty home and in the public helping any human beingsAnd knowing that I put my all in it makes me feel great have a blessed day

I am a military spouse and mother of four. I am passionate about healthcare, as I have continued pursuing my career in the field even during military moves. I love helping people and knowing that I am making a difference. I am currently going to school and am on the pathway to get my nursing degree. I am dedicated and detail-oriented with 8+ years of patient-focused care. I have an established record of reliability and creating positive rapport with patients, family, and staff. I provide exceptional personal care skills while working closely with patients to provide top-notch personal care. I am patient, friendly, and highly compassionate, with excellent interpersonal communication skills. I am discreet and confidential in all dealings with patients and staff.

Hello! My name is April and I would love to be your caregiver. We have been a military family for 30 years and it is time to hang it up! I first became a caregiver when I was actually 18 years old. I became a Texas EMT. I was very rewarding but we got stationed elsewhere. Then when we made it back to Fort Hood I decided to go to CNA school. Again it was very rewarding but the military moved us. Two years after we moved my grandmother became sick. Instead of going to a care facility where there is no telling how she would be treated she ended up staying at home so that her family could take care of her. Even when she would have to be hospitalized for a short period of time she would tell the nurses that I was her care giver and that she wanted me to do the tasks instead of them. I want to be your caregiver because our mature family members need great care. Not just left alone in a bed to sit.

I enjoy helping people and making a difference in their lives. I received certification in excellence training in Dimentia and Alzheimers. Comforting people and making them laugh/smile is one of my strengths. When I care for people I feel like I have done a good deed and I'm doing what I was put on this Earth to do. A personal achievement I am proud of is getting the proper training and experience I need in the medical field to successfully share my gift with others.

I love helping people, caring,

Hello, My name is Jalissa, I'm a passionate woman who loves to help others!

I am an outgoing, compassionate person who loves to be around elderly and help them with their daily task! I became a caregiver because I always loved and enjoyed getting my uncle who was down syndrome smile, that enjoyment on his face was everything to me! I love just talking about their memories and what they love/use to do, love looking at photo albums with them and just seeing that love and joy on their face is why i continue to love being their companion.

I became a caregiver back in 2016 when I found out my grandpa had severe cancer and had a year to live I was his caregiver and also worked as an caregiver one of the main reasons I became a caregiver was because I loved helping the elderly feel loved and noticeable in there last days I always made my job fun for any of my clients.

What makes me a great caregiver it's my empathy and kind with others, they need to be treat with dignity, respect and compassion. I became a caregiver cause since I was little my mom had to take care of my grandmother which she had Alzheimer, and I enjoyed soo much and learned since them to be patience and understand how the circle of life is and that we all going to walk that way one day. What I like the most about been a caregiver it is that I know that I'm doing my best to give them the quality of life that they deserve. My greatest accomplishment occurred when I had the chance to work and help the Alzheimer group.

I enjoy making my patients happy and content. I am a happy and bless person. I love knowing that my patients/ clients are pleased with me for being there and helping them, to be comfortable in their own home or some other entity. That is what makes me happy.It's blessing to me, knowing that I was able to make someone else feel good about themselves. Also helping them to be safe at their own home. When I see a smile on my client face, I know that I have made someone' day, that is my personal achievement.