Palliative Care Caregivers in Mead - 73 caregivers found

Hello, and thank you for checking out my profile! I have been a caregiver since 2011 and truly love what I do. I am a patient and compassionate person who loves to help others. I feel satisfied knowing I can help others when they need me. I enjoy walks, reading, animals, working on word puzzles, and great conversations. I look forward to meeting you.

*I am compassionate individual. My strong listening skills will help you maintain your independence in your home. *I enjoy the companionship while getting to know you and your family. My caring attributes allows me to help in any way that I can. I utilize my conversational skills and spunky personality to help me learn about my client. Receiving an individual Award of Sustainability from University of Colorado Boulder.

My name is Nicole. I am just moving to Thorton. I graduated last year with my LPN and am thinking about taking the NCLEX at the beginning of October. I live being a CNA and a CMA as I love working with people. I am currently in school for my bachelor's in leadership. My end goal is that by the end of 2023 I will have my RN and be ready to get my BSN.

I am a single mother of four. I have been a caregiver since 2011 and decided at the beginning of 2020 to take the next step to get my CNA. Taking care of others, especially the elderly, has been a passion of mine since I was just a little girl. Watching my grandparents help others in the community, and also people in our family, was such an inspiration. Helping someone and seeing the smile on their face gives me so much joy. I love what I do and I love building a connection with new people.

Outgoing , open minded , very understanding, passionate and loving

I love the elderly and took care of my mother for 7 yrs I continued on since I could see I enjoyed this profession.

I've been a caregiver for 8 years. I specialize with individuals with intellectual disabilities as well as physical disabilities. I am a host home provider who provides care for individuals in my home. I tend to work with clients who have a higher needs both medically and behaviorally. I treat my clients as part of my family and love to have fun with them in the community. I first became a caregiver as when I was a little girl, my dad ran a very big charity in texas called The Big Texas Toy Run where we would collect toys for children with intellectual disabilities who's family's were showing times of hardship. We then donated proceeds to various organizations. I volunteered there from age 4 - 18 years old.

Providing care is what I enjoy most. I wanna make sure I did something right.

Hello my name is Denna. I am a 39 year-old mother of three beautiful girls . My passion in life is taking care of others and doing anything I can to make a difference in someone else's life . The last couple years I, cared for My father who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer , unfortunately it was very aggressive and spread rapidly. After spending more time with my father I realized that although his body may not function, his mind was an ocean of stories and wisdom, waiting to be explored. It was such a beautiful experience and will forever cherish the time I had with him and the memories we shared. Taking care of my father and going through that experience have made me realize how passionate I am about helping others in their time of need. Treating patients with dignity, starts with helping them cope with their mental as well as their physical challenges. I have come to understand the signs that someone requires a further medical intervention, mental health support or simply someone to talk to as they are a little lonely. I am passionate about giving back to the older generations and being able to be apart of that journey in their life is such an amazing feeling and experience.

I have been a CNA for about 5 years now and it has always been a passion of mine to become a nurse someday to help those in need much more. Throughout the years working as a CNA I have really come to love helping others and being there for them when they feel helpless and lonely. I have lost patients on the way and when it comes down to it as much as you don't want it to bother you it truly does. I have always had a passion for what I do and when I lose those that I'm helping it does hurt me, but I'm always proud for being there to help them when no one else could.