Palliative Care Caregivers in Windham County - 27 caregivers found

I'm a great caregiver because I like to help others. And to be a great caregiver you need to have patience. I'm a respectful person honest and loving. I'm a loyal person I'm one of the best in the field.

I've been a CNA/ HHA for 20yrs.I have many different types of experience and really strive to be a reliable and compassionate person .I like to meet new people and help give a better quality of life for those that need these services

I am a very patient, calm and kind person. I have compassion for my clients as I have an understanding of what that particular client is going through. Attentiveness. Dependability. Trustworthiness. Not forgetting the love I have for seniors.

I'm currently a Certifed Licensed Pharmacy technician at Walgreens, looking for more ways to help people. I have previous experience doing home health aid work before Covid. My personality has always been helpful to build meaningful relationships and connections with people. As a child I watched my mother and grandmother work in nursing homes and hospitals. Going with them on bring your children to work day has made me want to help others.

II believe I am a good care giver because I have so much respect and love for people. I take pride in making the little things important to them, remembered.

I love the field I am in I have experience family members in the health care and I Know how important is that have your love one feel comfortable and know that their family is safe I love how I enjoy every second of day seeing my patients laugh and enjoy I always make sure I put a smile on their face.

Love helping those in need.

I have 20+ years of experience in the direct care and disability field. I love providing services too those in need, to improve their quality of life.

My name is Jaynah (pronounced Jay-nah). I am 26. I have been working in the geriatric field for eight years. Just became a CNA in January. I have experience with dementia and Alzheimer's. Training with mechanical lips. I have my drivers license so I can transport to appointments and or errands. I love working in my field! I have tried to upload a picture but it will not allow me.

I have always had a passion for helping people. I always knew I wanted to be a health care provider. I received my CNA license at the age of 17. I took time away from the field to raise my 3 children while they were very young, however. It was very important to me to be able to be with them full time. Especially as my middle child was born with a severe disability. So I postponed my career goals at least until all were school age. Upon caring for my mother this past year as she battled terminal lung and brain cancer. I became overwhelmingly inspired to return to nursing. She was admitted to a Hospice facility with \"days\" to live. It was the experience together at this facility I became very inspired seeing the level of care my mother was able to receive in her last days. I was also highly appreciative for the care they staff, and facility gave to my entire family during the darkest days my family had ever experienced. They answered all our questions honestly while maintaining professionalism, but doing it in a way that was comforting and empathetic. My mother was able to pass after 4 days with dignity, and reasonably pain free. They were respectful after her passing and let us take all the time we'd like, and handled my mother with utmost respect cleaning her, and preparing her for the funeral home. They even provided some grief counseling for me about a month later. It was a life changing experience being a part of her final moments, but the caregiver in me couldn't stop thinking about how appreciative I was to this staff. In such a heartbreaking situation was this ray of light calling me back to health care. I wanted to show others, and their families the kind of complete care I was given. I wanted to make a difference and help best I can other families in similar situations get through it a best as can be possible.