Palliative Care Caregivers in Crescent - 10 caregivers found

I'm a great caregiver, I genuinely care about and love my clients. I love to talk to and listen to and support them. I have over 16 years of being a caregiver and provider. I am highly trained and skilled. I have a natural caring demeanor and love helping others in need.

I am a caring compassionate caregiver who has 14 years of experience. I am honest and trustworthy. I believe in caring for people like I would my own family. I love helping people with all my being. I absolutely love what I do. I love the people with who I cross paths, getting to know them. As a caregiver I want my client to know they are well taken care of and they are safe with me, what I find most importantly the family knows their loved one is taken care of too. My personal achievement would be I am done with my associates in March!

I am a licensed practical nurse (current) License #63544 Background check/ liability insurance American Red Cross Lay Response Instructor Licensed (previous) Home Care Administrator BLS AHA until 3/23 HIA-Hope is Alive ministries volunteer Crossings Community Clinic- clinic nurse volunteer 5/15-present . I enjoy home health and working with aging/elderly individuals and have almost 15yrs experience. I previously worked with adults with developmental disabilities with 5yrs experience. I have been married for 26 years and we have 3 boys, 2 young adults and 1 in high school. I have experience in wound/ostomy care, dementia, diabetes management, cardiac care, and hospice. I have enjoyed volunteering as Clinic nurse at Crossings Community Clinic providing free care to underserved populations. I work with Dr Carey (retired) and assist in performing outpatient surgical procedures. I enjoy gardening, creating, and serving my community.

I have been taking care of people all my life I really enjoy working with the clients I have been certified since 99. I was a call monitor I went behind the aids an checked if they did a bed check an reported back to the head nurse...when growing up I had a cousin with MS an he came to our house every summer an I helped him

I am a retired Air Force veteran and mother of two. I have experience in diabetic and cancer patient care within my own family. I have seven years of medical training with the Air Force Combat Search and Rescue, both stateside and overseas. I have training in IV administrations, patient transport, and basic and advanced life saver courses.

Hey, I'm Anouchka! I'm originally from a small town called Morris, Ok. I graduated in 2017 and came to the city to further my education. I've been here for 2 years where I go to school and work. I've been a caregiver for 5 years. I worked at a home for the mentally challenged when I first received my license. I have now worked in hospitals, facilities, homes. I love doing this and meeting new people. It warms my heart and it's amazing how much you will learn from working with people. I learn so much working with them and they've taught me a lot of my life lessons.

I like to think of myself as passionate and caring. I chose to get into the field of healthcare when I was younger both of my parents were cancer patients and needed help and I just wanted to watching everybody that was always there to help them. I love being a caregiver because it gives me a chance to bond with those that I am taking care of that's probably the best part. I have just recently obtain my associates degree and I'm working hard towards my bachelors degree in healthcare administration.

I'm compassionate and empathetic, I put my all into my work. I was originally attracted to doing this line of work because I lost both my grandmothers at a young age. I always loved the elderly and all the wisdom they had to offer. I love what I do and shine brightest when I'm a position to help.

I am a patient out going person with over 20 years nursing experience. I'm skilled in many areas of nursing . My main focus has always been working with the elderly. I love helping and caring for them. I enjoy visiting with them and helping with ADLs. I'm healthy strong and have no disabilities. I feel I would be an asset to any family.

I am a CNA and CHHA with 18 years experience. I became a health care aide because I wanted to make a difference in people's lives. I started off as a CNA only but I wanted to do something that was more personable to an individual so I acquired my CHHA. And in doing so I was able to start my career off working for a hospice. By my starting that way, it gave me compassion on a whole different level. I worked as a shower aide for home health as well as hospice,going out to individuals homes for about 12 years. I later decided to experience different things, giving me a much more vast range of experience. I have work in Long-Term Care, skilled unit, Home health, hospice, rehabilitation, respite care, comfort Care, private duty, memory Care, elderly group home, and companion care. I have enjoyed every range of care that I have experienced being a part of. I enjoy helping others and just being able to give my client something to look forward to. Also, I realize that everyone is an individual so I try to treat a client based on their personality, including things that know that they enjoy. I use those things to help me when engaging with the client, as well as adding to the quality of care and quality of a client's life in general!