Hospice Care Caregivers in Peru - 9 caregivers found

I've been doing this type of career for 28 years and love what I do I also would love to go get my LPN to further my career this fall 2023 then I'll be able to do more an help out more with my clients, then I can now, I wouldn't change my career for anything it what I've wanted to do my whole life and it runs in my family, and I intend to do for rest of my working life, it not a job to me it a career and it like taking care of my own family and love ones, my clients mean everything to me, I'm there for my clients to help them feel safe and comfortable with there ADL and being home, I am proud to have been in my career for over 28 years, an Im proud to add many more years to it, and have my LPN this year 2023, I also have both of my covid-19 shots so I am good to go with the covid-19, I also work with all types of care,

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Taking care of my elderly Great Grandparents is what persuaded me to start working in healthcare. I love getting to know each and every one one of my residents/clients. I love hearing stories from the "good ole days" I really like getting to know each client on a personal level so we both feel comfortable working together.

I am a natural-born caregiver. Caring for others has been a skill that naturally came to me. I am fun, loving, outgoing, and have a very big heart. I enjoy meeting new people. One of my biggest reasons for being a caregiver is the satisfaction you have at the end of the day, knowing you helped another person and left a positive impact on their day.

I am a people person by nature. I love getting to know people and the opportunity to be privileged enough to help care for those in need is something I thoroughly enjoy! I am attending nursing school and have a wealth of knowledge and experience.

Through my past and current family experience of care taking. I will provide compassion, empathy, patience and companionship. I am trust worthy, reliable and knowledgeable in prescription administration. I am dependable for transportation whether it is a doctor's appointment or a fun outing. I am a good cook but understand dietary restrictions. I am aware of the importance of a clean and sanitary environment. I'm respectful and compliant of clients wishes. My goal is to utilize my skills to improve the quality of life for those I care for.

I'm 21years of age. I've done caregiving before and I loved it but I felt as if the company I worked for wasn't the right fit for me. I took an LNA course two years ago but never found a state exam to take but looking to retake a LNA course to get certified. I know most on what to do to give clients the care they need. I'm reliable and willing to travel.

From working at The Danforth adult care facility has made me want to become a caregiver because I would like to help those in need. I love working with the elderly. They are great loving people!

I became a care giver when I was very young. I was blessed to have and know my great grandparents and grandparents. so as a little girl I began to take care of them because I loved them and because it came very natural to me. I loved the feeling of helping people and making them feel better and knowing that I made a difference. Just to know I helped them to be comfortable whether it was changing a bandage helping with medication making sure they got to a doctors appointment bathing them helping them with their p.a. just talking with them mostly listening (my fav) It never bothered me to sit with someone in their final days I knew they knew they were not alone. I have to say that doing these things are my personal achievements that I have done and want to continue to do. I have a huge heart and a tender touch and a lot of common sense . I'm funny and outgoing and love to bring my personal touch to ones life. I hope to continue to do my best and bring smiles and make everyone I take care of feel safe and secure. I'm a good communicator. I believe that being so makes things so much easier and helpful in everyway. I'm always open to change and to do better. I hope one day to be a recipient of what I have given to others.