Hospice Care Caregivers in Dinwiddie County - 81 caregivers found

I'm highly motivated to give the best care possible to anyone I care for. I'm familiar with home care and have 6 years of experience. I enjoy helping people to get back to a good quality of life. Even with the most difficult people, I welcome the chance to help them. It's worth it because everyone is worth it.

I am a mother of 6.I love taking care of others and I am willing to help others when needed.

I am Dependable, when a patient is Depending on my presence, I will be there. I am very patient, supportive, trustworthy, very attentive, confident, also compassionate. I love being a caregiver and taking care of patients that are in need, Since I was 15, I started working in a nursing facility as an Activities Aid, and Ioved the experience there, Making them comfortable, laugh, and feeling happy made my day. I then wanted to go in to the nursing field so I started with CHHA in 2008, and also went for my CNA in 2015. I have a passion for taking care of other's when they are in need. I enjoy helping patients and knowing that they are satisfied with my help and happy by the end of the day. I am proud of making a difference in there life and being there for them when they need me and also for my determination.

I'm very patient, kind & understanding. I've been helpful since a kid, it's always been my passion and drive to help others out. The thing I love most is the relationship that I establish with my patients. My biggest achievement is getting accepted into nursing school.

I became a caregiver because I love helping people. I have CNA experience, care giver experience, & housekeeping experience also. I can cook, clean, bath etc.

I am a very patient and compassionate person. I enjoy helping people and take pride in the care I provide to individuals in need. When I put myself in someone else's shoes, I can better gauge what types of care they need most. I love making someone's life better because I'M involved in their life as it's very satisfying to help someone. I'm most happy when I make a positive impact in someone's day or life. I am Certified Nurse Assistant in the Commonweath of Virginia.

I have great communication skills and am loving, kind, caring, compassionate and most of all patient. I can do whatever it takes to make your loved one comfortable which includes lite cooking, cleaning, running errands, medication reminders, bathing /dressing, companionship and feeding if necessary. When a loved one went into rehab after being in the hospital and finding that the level of care he received while in the nursing home was awful I swore I would help those who needed genuinely good care. I was able to witness those who were not treated fairly and could not speak up for themselves in these homes and family members who were caught between a rock and a hard spot not being able to be there or care for their loved one in their home, my heart went out to them. I love helping people and putting a smile on someone's face. My cases have involved dealing with dementia patients, patients with mobility issues, bed ridden, hospice care and just someone who needs a friend to listen and someone who really cares about them. I am proud to say that those families that I have cared for have been very happy with my services That puts a smile on my face and says I've done a job well done.

I went to nursing school to help take care of my brother, but he passed while I was in school. In 1999, my mother had a stroke, and she needed help, so my skills kicked back in and cared for her for over 6 years. After her passing, I continued caregiving to give families peace of mind. So since, 2007, I've been a in home private duty caregiver. Able to help families keep their loved ones at home and I developed a one-on-one care as a professional caregiver.

Hello, I'm Tysha I have over 5 years of experience as being a caregiver. I enjoy helping people live their day to day life knowing that they are supported by the best!

Feelings of love, duty, and responsibility towards elderly parents, a spouse, or another family member. Passion for caregiving and the ability to make a difference. Personal fulfillment and the opportunity to learn new skills. Cultivating gratitude and building people skills. Creating a beautiful and unique bond with the person being cared for.