Kellie H.

My name is Julienne Mihigo. I have been working as a caregiver for more than 10 years now. Since i started my career , i have gained and continue to gain more training and certifications that allows me to do my work in a professional manner. I am a compassionate individual , a very patient and reliable worker who enjoys working and helping with all people. I have worked both in home and in institutions , both with children and adults.. I always feel happy when i make a contribution in the well being of another human being, that is why i treat the patients with dignity and respect and render the service exactly the way they want me to do. As a metter of fact, during my last assignment, i was so happy to receive a reward from my employer because the patient had reported that my demeanor and my way of preparing food, had helped her to gain more energy that she was able to start walking outside again.

I am a dedicated caregiver and a Human Services professional in view, with the organizational and clients relation skills to ensure a fluid and enjoyable experience with seniors and the vulnerable ones. Excellent desire to always be ready to help others, shows empathic and compassion for the vulnerable and try to be the voice for the voiceless or less privileged. A team player who shows readiness to work with others to best help and serve my clients. Dynamic caregiver with over 6years of experience with the seniors and special needs individuals. Productive relationship builder; excel at listening to client's needs. Highly professional--dependable, reliable and able to perform duties with minimal supervision. Excellent communication and listening skills. Strive for quick complaint resolution from clients, in order to resolve problems on the first call and avoid escalation of issues. Excel within a service-oriented company, demonstrating a talent for communicating effectively with clients from diverse backgrounds. Ensures safety of my clients at all times and always prompt to pre-empt their needs. Help clients get to a place of self-sufficiency if necessary, engage them in active activities and games, using my discretion as their health condition permits.