Palliative Care Caregivers in New Carlisle - 56 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.

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 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.

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.

I have been an STNA/caregiver for 19 years! I have cared for patients in nursing facilities, hospitals, and their homes. I lead with love and enjoy serving seniors in any way that they may need.

I have always know I wanted to be in the Healthcare field; since I was a little girl. I also love helping people. I love making people feel good. Whether it's a "huge" favor or just giving them a compliment; it makes me feel good. I am a former STNA, presently working as a caregiver. I studied Health Science at Sinclair Community College, graduated in 2016. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ What are your personality traits or expertise that help you be a great caregiver? I would say some of my personality traits are; kindness, compassion, intelligence ( I love to learn), and a great sense of humor. What do you enjoy most about being a caregiver? Spending time with my clients. I try to have good relationships with my clients. I enjoy spending time with them; getting to know them and helping them. What is a personal achievement you are proud of? Getting my degree! I worked long and hard to earn it!

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.

Hello! My name is Melani I've been a caregiver for as long as I can remember but i've been working professionally for 10 years. I am now recently working at one of the top ranking hospitals in my area and looking to switch my environments from hospital care to in-home care. I've worked with various types of clients in various settings and very flexible with scheduling. I'm very energetic and it tends to rub off. I hope to hear from you soon. : )

I've been a caregiver for over 6 years. What I love about being caregiver is the personal contact with the patient and family, being able to care when they are at their most vulnerable state.