Palliative Care Caregivers in Newport - 11 caregivers found

I HAVE OVER THIRTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN CNA, IN HOSPITALS, HOSPICE, NURSING HOMES AND PRIVATE HOMECARE. I HAVE CURRENT CERTIFIATES IN ALZHEIMER'S, CPR AND MORE. I ALSO HAVE LETTERS OF APPRECIATIATION AND MANY REFEREENCES. I LOVE WHAT I DO AND DO WHAT I LOVE. THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF MEDICINE WROTE AN ARTICLE ON MY LIFE STORY AND I WAS PRESENTED A CERTICIFATE FROM THEM BASED ON MY LIFE'S WORK. I love being a caregiver because,careing for other and helping someone every day is a very important part of my life. I try every day to do my help to others in some way,that is why I be came a caregiver. I m honesty,truthful, trustworthy,dependable and have a lot of love to give.

I'm a former military spouse and mother of 3 that spent 4 years in Europe. I enjoy meeting new people and learning new things. I'm open, honest and welcome building lasting relationships. Becoming a caregiver has always been easy for me because I am a helper by nature. I find joy knowing that I can make a difference in someone's daily life.

I have been a caregiver for 13 years. I have worked with a lot of different people. I feel that caring for others was my calling. I ran a home health company for years. I enjoyed it but now I just want to work on my own. I have over 15 references.

Hi. I am a kind, caring Mom raising 2 boys. I decided to become a home care giver when, my mom became sick in 2010 then went on to receive my CNA certificate. I have been a CNA for 9 years. I have excellent references.

I have been a CNA for the past 5 years, just shy of 6 years and love my job. I recently just worked at a hospital for a few years and had received so much experience I would love to share with you. I have worked in Rehabilitation, orthopedic/med. surg, nursing homes, palliative, Dementia/Alzheimer's, hospice, and much more. Being a CNA has brought so many opportunities to my life and I'm so thankful for that, along with the people I've met, the stories my patients have shared, and the things I've seen.

What makes me a great care giver is that I really care for the person that I am taking care of. I love what I do. I became a CNA because I wanted to take care of my grandmother and that's how I got into the business of becoming a CNA I had been doing CNA work for 15 years and I have been a dialysis tech for 3 years but I still work as a care giver.

I am someone who grew up seeing my family lend a hand. Growing up my parents had a foster home, so we had lots of kids going in and out and some became permanent family. I think that started my love to take care of people. Also the inevitable, you grow up and in turn, the people around you grow old too. I visited nursing homes and saw the way they were treated and it wasn't always well. I loved babies growing up as well, was the family babysitters for years, until I could get a real job of course. You know they say that some people are meant to be nurses/caregivers. Because it's not meant for everyone. I genuinely love being of use to someone, to help, to see the gratitude people give when you're helping them or just being nice in general. I think being a caregiver has taught me life lessons. Being patient, and kind, and stop to say hello, ask how someone's day was, have small talk, just be humble and a genuinely good person. I've learned time management, multitasking, just how quick you can get attached to someone you never know before, and the power of helping others!

When my husband was diagnosed with lung cancer, he became my first person to care for. I learned patience and empathy. I enjoy spending time with seniors and listening to their life history. After my husband died, my daughter started having seizures. I've been caring for her for 20 years. After my Dad died from pancreatic cancer, who I helped care for, my Mom moved in with me. I took care of her for 12 years,until she died from a massive stroke 2 years ago. Taking care of her and making sure she enjoyed life till the end is something I'm proud of. I know a lot of people don't have family to care for them, and I am happy when I can help them. I love to fish, horseback riding and traveling. I love all animals.

I have been in the healthcare field for over 10yrs starting as a homemaker, ending as an RN. I started my career in Hospice, have extensive experience in homecare, and even assisted in writing a textbook for Indian Health Care Workers.

I like taking care of people that is not able to care for their self I'm a very strong independent hard worker looking to meet everyone needs