Palliative Care Caregivers in Fayette County - 28 caregivers found

I constantly research and do different ecu so I can provide the best care to my patients . Being able to help someone and the knowledge you learn. I enjoy every aspect of my job. Staying in the field even though there were so many hurdles along the way

I am organized, determined, and motivated. Helping people is my passion

I truly love what I do as evident by my work history. I take great pride in providing loving, compassionate quality care. It's not just an income for me. The satisfaction in knowing I can make a difference in someones life and provide their loved ones comfort and peace of mind is very gratifying for me.

I love being a caregiver/CNA. I've been a CNA for over 25 years. It gives me alot of pleasure taking care of the elderly. I'm a very caring & compassionate person. The reason why I started becoming a caregiver was because my brother just got diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. I used to take care of him before he went into the nursing home. I'm very hard working & enjoy listening to my clients history, for example where they are from & what they used to do for a living. I would treat your loved one like I would my own with up most respect. I really enjoy getting to know my clients & I feel like they are part of my family. If I can make them smile & laugh then I know I'm doing my job because some of my clients don't have much family or friends & they get very lonely & depressed. My personal achievement is taking care of sick & elderly patients.

I have been an emergency technician for the past 26 years. I took care of a vast array of patients including many who were in critical condition. I recently left the ER to be the caretaker for a husband and wife. I am responsible for bathing, cooking, grocery shopping, medication distribution, and household cleaning. Its a joy being able to help keep them out of a nursing home. The wife has end stage COPD and the husband has Parkinsons. I am especially proud that because of my efforts they are still living at home. The relationship I have built with them has been well worth it too. The husband has even given me the nickname Christmas because he looks forward to seeing me every morning.

Hello I am a very compassionate, caring woman. I became a caregiver many years ago for the look in someone's eyes when you have truly helped them weather it was helping in bathing or a cup of coffee, my grandma had Alzheimer's and I was privileged enough to be one of the many great people who where able to care for her. I am a dependable, punctual individual who works great as a team and also wonderfully independently.

I am truly passionate about taking care of the elderly. It has always been my passion to help those stay at home as long as they possibly can.

54 y.o single mother of 4, 1 adopted war refugee w mental and physical needs. Born and raised in US Army. Global residences. Fluent in German, English, partial in Dutch. Always been a caregiver. first of my transplant mother then as CNA and finally as an RN. As Rn did agency work as home Health nurse. Very proficient in skin care general assessment and activities of daily living. Believe in my patients they are individuals who have seen much know much and have much to offer. Love meeting new people and I tailor my care to what they want in correlation to medical advice

A few things about myself I have 5 children, I go to college full time for Business and have always had a passion for taking care of others! Below I have answered a few questions so you can get to know me better! What are your personality traits or expertise that help you be a great caregiver? I love helping others, great at communication, passionate, kind hearted, and always treat patients as if they are my own family. What attracted you to being a caregiver? My mom was sickly when I was growing up so I always helped her and knew that I had a passion for it! I love being able to help others and make sure they get the best possible experience! What do you enjoy most about being a caregiver? The ability to help others and provide them the assistance and care they need! What is a personal achievement you are proud of? Continuing my education.

I always wanted to get into nursing, however, I had to wait until my daughters both graduated from high school. Once my youngest got into college I was able to go to nursing school. I have worked with geriatrics as well as with prisoners and addiction. I have enjoyed all aspects of my nursing career thus far and I am looking forward to working with CareLinx.