Palliative Care Caregivers in Clinton County - 43 caregivers found

As an STNA I am trained and have experience in assisting patients with their activities of daily living. These activities often include restroom assistance, bathing and dressing, hygiene, meal preparation, medication reminders, and more. I am open and willing to working with all ages.

I have been a caregiver over 20 years (long term, rehab, old timers unit patients, and etc). I care about the elderly and people that need help and cannot help themselves. Having parents that died in their 60's from cancer it was nice having the experience to be able to take care of them from their homes. Have done homecare over 5 years and really enjoyed working with the family's.

Hello, my name is Virginia. I have been working in a Healthcare setting for many years. I grew up volunteering in nursing homes with activity directors and have always loved working with people. After I came home off active duty, I rushed back into Healthcare as an STNA. Very friendly, patient, and compassionate. Willing to work with all ages and care levels. Can transport to and from appointments, do housework, or run errands as well! I look forward to working with your family/friend/patient.

Compassionate & Dependable. 18yrs experience working in healthcare. 7yrs as a Licensed Nurse. Experience working with individuals of all ages. Enjoy assisting others to achieve positive outcomes.

Hello my name is Jeannetta Lewis, It is so very nice to meet you. I am a happy cheerful positive person. I love to see my residents happy, Comfortable, Safe in their home.I have always enjoyed helping people. When I am out shopping or were ever I may be if I see someone that need help I assist them, I ask first.

What makes me a great caregiver, is that im so open harted. I love to sit and listen to story or be out doing things. Iv been a caregiver for 8 years. I worked in Hospital, nursing homes. Id have to say home care is my favorite. Home care is slow pace. I get to enjoy my job and clients. I love being hands on or just talking.

My career was in business. I retired at a young age. I went into the health care industry from a suggestion of a relative who worked at a large local hospital. I worked there for 6 years and cared for hundreds of patients each having different illnesses. This background caused me to decide I would like to become an independent provider due to my experience. I particularly enjoy caring for elderly men with dementia. What I've found is their long term memories are interesting and have heard interesting stories especially from WWll veterans. I try to become "part of the family" with each patient. I try my best to help each patient maintain their dignity, be comforting, gain their confidence provide friendship and assure a safe environment. In all my past working experiences caregiving is my most satisfying.

I began providing elder care when a close friend moved her mother to the area and needed help with her daily care, due to her diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. Since I was a child, I enjoyed being around the grandmothers. Listening to their stories was a very comforting and enjoyable time for me. I love continued learning and sharing, and helping to make others feel loved and cared about is important to me! I feel so fortunate to have made a positive impact in several elders lives. Best, Jayne

Caregivers are all around us. But that doesn't mean they are all great caregivers. When it comes down to what separates the caregivers from the great caregivers there are some marked traits and work habits that stand out. Those who have experienced a great caregiver could make a list of what makes them great and sets them apart from the crowd. I have 7 years of experience Love what I do. I am patient reliable trustworthy flexible. I have my cpr and cna. Going back to school for my rn.

My dedication to excellence makes me a great caregiver! As a skilled Licensed Practical Nurse with more than 14 years of experience, both clients and co-workers would best describe me as an LPN dedicated beyond normal expectations; with a kind reflective nature and strong moral character. I became a care giver because caring for others was a natural inclination for me. My Mother first noticed my gift of caring for others when I cared for her following a surgical procedure. After cleaning, cooking, and picking up medications she called me a natural little "Florence Nightengale." As a Christian caring for others was not only my gift it was also my passion! I find myself blessed to be able to align my passion with my gift and it result in my life work! A personal achievement I am most proud of occurred when I was working at an Alzheimer's care facility. My assignment included a unit consisting of mostly bed ridden and wheel chair confined clients. Due to the decreased level of physical movement and activity most of the clients suffered from pressure ulcers, skin tears and wounds as a result of decreased circulation. This particular unit when assessed was never given above a C- grade within the excellence in level of care scoring system. Within a 3 month time period beneath my charge this same unit received an A+ pinning within the excellence in level of care scoring system. I am most proud to be a Nurse when both my client(s) and their families are safe, well cared for and happy with my care delivery!