Palliative Care Caregivers in Seward County - 7 caregivers found

I have been a CNA and caregiver for 7 year's professionally and personally for 11 by taking care of my children. I have experience in home health, skilled nursing facilities, hospice, and psych. I am a very caring and easy going person who feels good about helping others and enjoy building relationships with my clients. I have accomplished alot personally and professionally in how far I have come with learning about helping others and I am very proud of the knowledge I have.

I grew up in the country, both my grandmother's worked in nursing as well as a couple of my aunts and my sister. I enjoy helping others that are unable to help themselves, the immediate gratification is unlike any other type. I like taking the time getting to know the individuals I work with. I've specifically worked in levels of hospice, home health care, with units dedicated to individuals with dementia and alzheimers, mental illnesses, and palliative disorders. I have a very personable personality. Something I'm proud of which isn't necessarily considered an achievement, is the fact I've never had a med-error in the four years of having my medication license.

i love the elderly . they have so much history to teach us, and if a person takes the time to listen , they always have something to say. i have been helping the elderly since i was probably 11 or 12. around the neighborhood, my grandmothers friends, etc. i love to cook, and actually still do some canning. there is nothing better than some good food and good company

Q1: I have provided care for many in a variety of settings, and compassionate care is what I strive for. I take time to learn more about disease processes and take time to get to know/develop a rapport with those I serve. Its hard to accept assistance! I believe in total care- mind, body, soul & spirit, and work to learn about hobbies or things that brought joy, and find ways to revisit those as part of that care. Q2: I suppose I have always been THE caregiver as we grew up, having spent a good deal of time in hospitals, as a child. A way to give back, maybe. Q3: I love being someone who provides a little relief in the day, for families and individuals. I would say that I have been blessed to have some of the most wonderful individuals, they give so much back! They are certainly a treasure box. Q4: I am proud of having raised three children well, and put them on a good path. I am also proud of my most recent achievement-graduating college, alongside full days (and nights!) of work and study. I earned a 3.75 GPA.

I feel that I'm a great caregiver because I have been doing this kind of work for 25 years. I've worked mostly long term care and home health. I became a CNA when I was 16 because my father was a quadriplegic and always wanted to help others. I love taking care of the elderly and have always had a special place in my heart. I also received my medication aide licence. I like getting to know patients and families and love hearing their stories!

I became a caregiver years ago because I was raised by my grandparents and I know how important it is for elders to have help and companionship. I have had experience in skilled, assist, hospice, and dementia. It also feel it is very important to make sure all their needs are met and they're very comfortable in their environment.

I have been a caregiver in all types of settings for eight years. I'm a huge people person and love helping others. I've worked in facilities, in homes, and with all sorts of different people. I have my CNA, my med aide, CPR, and am familiar with the death and dying process. I treat my clients like family and want nothing but the very best for them. I can not wait to hear from you!