Live in care Profile - 35975

Profile - 35975

Updated 2 years ago

• Cancer
• Children / Young People
• Dementia
• +4

I'm a hardworking, bubbly person. I have travelled and I'm writing a book about my life. I have lived abroad a lot. I love learning about cultures. I worked with children in my youth and now feel to look after the older generation. I'm looking in caring live in or out. I'm a very caring person. I looked after a friends mother who had a fall getting out of bed and had no confidence supposedly for a couple of weeks from Tues morning until Thursday afternoon moving in. We then out found out through her oncologist that her cancer had come back and things started to go downhill from there. At first her big toe went black and would heal and after calling doctors out and them saying it was nothing and paediatrician who disagreed we finally took her to the hospital where we was told to take her to Northwick Park. I was doing her physio with her and realising myself it was something to do with her circulation and blood flow I then found out she had a stent fitted. She was admitted. I also found out she had a dodgy ticker too and was on blood thinners. I started looking after Joy in the May and in the August the family brother and sister were taking a holiday together so I offered to move in for the week to put there mind at ease. The son was going first and mid holiday the sister would join. The night I arrive the boiler went at ten o'clock Joy was still awake because of the man. The next day I was waiting for the doctor to arrive anyway as Joy didn't feel too good and was wheezing a little. I had got her downstairs and was getting ready when Joy shouted out she need the bathroom. She had soiled herself but was also bleeding from the passage. She was then called a ambulance as she had internal bleeding. I had to contact the family in Greece as she was admitted. I informed the family of all the going on and visited her day and night until she came out allowing the family to enjoy their time away knowing she was in capable hands. Finally she came out and went back in again I think this time when she came out her daughter looked after her the first night and then I took over. They had no fitted a panic button and everything was fine. I went to bed about 11 and she was fine. In the middle I heard a noise she had take the finger off and was lying there struggling to breathe I called the ambulance and them five mins felt like a life time. I called the daughter to meet as at the hospital and Joy was given Oxygen. The neighbour a good friend came and said she will go soon before we went to the hospital in the ambulance. I waited with Joy holding her hand until her daughter came and until she was settled. I was due on a holiday in Sept and she went from Hospital into a hospice. I extended my time away and sadly she passed away while I was in Spain. Before this I helped in Spain as my friends partner was not feeling to good, cut a long story short this time he got diagnosed with stage four cancer. I helped look after him. I have worked for Curum care, The Good Care Group and privately including my mother with Alzheimer's. My first ever training was a nursery nurse so I cared for children in my younger years. I'm also a really good cook liking healthy foods and love gardening. ...

I'm a hardworking, bubbly person. I have travelled and I'm writing a book about my life. I have lived abroad a lot. I love learning about cultures. I worked with children in my youth and now feel to look after the older generation. I'm looking in caring live in or out. I'm a very caring person. I looked after a friends mother who had a fall getting out of bed and had no confidence supposedly for a couple of weeks from Tues morning until Thursday afternoon moving in. We then out found out through her oncologist that her cancer had come back and things started to go downhill from there. At first her big toe went black and would heal and after calling doctors out and them saying it was nothing and paediatrician who disagreed we finally took her to the hospital where we was told to take her to Northwick Park. I was doing her physio with her and realising myself it was something to do with her circulation and blood flow I then found out she had a stent fitted. She was admitted. I also found out she had a dodgy ticker too and was on blood thinners. I started looking after Joy in the May and in the August the family brother and sister were taking a holiday together so I offered to move in for the week to put there mind at ease. The son was going first and mid holiday the sister would join. The night I arrive the boiler went at ten o'clock Joy was still awake because of the man. The next day I was waiting for the doctor to arrive anyway as Joy didn't feel too good and was wheezing a little. I had got her downstairs and was getting ready when Joy shouted out she need the bathroom. She had soiled herself but was also bleeding from the passage. She was then called a ambulance as she had internal bleeding. I had to contact the family in Greece as she was admitted. I informed the family of all the going on and visited her day and night until she came out allowing the family to enjoy their time away knowing she was in capable hands. Finally she came out and went back in again I think this time when she came out her daughter looked after her the first night and then I took over. They had no fitted a panic button and everything was fine. I went to bed about 11 and she was fine. In the middle I heard a noise she had take the finger off and was lying there struggling to breathe I called the ambulance and them five mins felt like a life time. I called the daughter to meet as at the hospital and Joy was given Oxygen. The neighbour a good friend came and said she will go soon before we went to the hospital in the ambulance. I waited with Joy holding her hand until her daughter came and until she was settled. I was due on a holiday in Sept and she went from Hospital into a hospice. I extended my time away and sadly she passed away while I was in Spain. Before this I helped in Spain as my friends partner was not feeling to good, cut a long story short this time he got diagnosed with stage four cancer. I helped look after him. I have worked for Curum care, The Good Care Group and privately including my mother with Alzheimer's. My first ever training was a nursery nurse so I cared for children in my younger years. I'm also a really good cook liking healthy foods and love gardening. ...

Live in care Profile - 63652

Profile - 63652

Updated 2 years ago

• Children / Young People
• Complex Care
• COSHH Training
• +8

I believe that I possess a number of transferable skills such as specialists, self- reliance and teamwork. I understand that these skills make me a suitable candidate for this job. ...

I believe that I possess a number of transferable skills such as specialists, self- reliance and teamwork. I understand that these skills make me a suitable candidate for this job. ...

Live in care Profile - 63651

Profile - 63651

Updated 2 years ago

• Children / Young People
• Dementia
• Incontinence
• +4

I demonstrate integrity and strong leadership qualities with the ability to work in communities and local authority teams to promote care home efficiency by complying with policies and guidelines. ...

I demonstrate integrity and strong leadership qualities with the ability to work in communities and local authority teams to promote care home efficiency by complying with policies and guidelines. ...

Live in care Profile - 63650

Profile - 63650

Updated 2 years ago

• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• Children / Young People
• +3

I'm a certified practical carer with expertise in child and elderly care, skilled in medication administration, emotional support and hygienic care. Warm, responsible and organized, I'm passionate about the opportunity to provide your company companionship and care that meets it's needs. ...

I'm a certified practical carer with expertise in child and elderly care, skilled in medication administration, emotional support and hygienic care. Warm, responsible and organized, I'm passionate about the opportunity to provide your company companionship and care that meets it's needs. ...

Live in care Profile - 63647

Profile - 63647

Updated 2 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• +15

I'm hardworking, passionate and persistent carer who's looking for a job in your organization. Zimbabwe is my home country and I require visa sponsorship ...

I'm hardworking, passionate and persistent carer who's looking for a job in your organization. Zimbabwe is my home country and I require visa sponsorship ...

Live in care Profile - 63649

Profile - 63649

Updated 2 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Complex Care
• COSHH Training
• +8

My name is Jessica, I have 4+ years experience as a professional carer, both domicile and live in. I have worked with different people, from different walks of life and with different needs. I am known for my big smile and positive attitude. I am attentive and a quick learner. I have worked all across England and have experience working with clients who have dementia, alzheizmers, bipolar, parkinsons, ms and mental health illnesses. ...

My name is Jessica, I have 4+ years experience as a professional carer, both domicile and live in. I have worked with different people, from different walks of life and with different needs. I am known for my big smile and positive attitude. I am attentive and a quick learner. I have worked all across England and have experience working with clients who have dementia, alzheizmers, bipolar, parkinsons, ms and mental health illnesses. ...

Live in care Profile - 63648

Profile - 63648

Updated 2 years ago

• Catheter Care
• COSHH Training
• Dementia
• +9

I am a diligent, kind, and polite healthcare assistant. able to conduct courteous conversations and perform the standard healthcare duties demanded by patients. contributes much to teamwork and consistently shows willingness and helpfulness able to operate as part of the ward team and follow directions clearly while performing the necessary tasks for a shift. having the interpersonal and communication skills necessary to collaborate with doctors, nurses, patients, and family members. Now seeking a position with a respected firm who shares my ambition ...

I am a diligent, kind, and polite healthcare assistant. able to conduct courteous conversations and perform the standard healthcare duties demanded by patients. contributes much to teamwork and consistently shows willingness and helpfulness able to operate as part of the ward team and follow directions clearly while performing the necessary tasks for a shift. having the interpersonal and communication skills necessary to collaborate with doctors, nurses, patients, and family members. Now seeking a position with a respected firm who shares my ambition ...

Live in care Profile - 63646

Profile - 63646

Updated 2 years ago

• Children / Young People
• COSHH Training
• Dementia
• +3

Passionate customer support worker and a professional who can effectively multitask in challenging situations and meet critical deadlines. Aspire to be a hardworking team member in a multicultural towards the realization of corporate vision and mission statement of every company and the attainment of personal career development. ...

Passionate customer support worker and a professional who can effectively multitask in challenging situations and meet critical deadlines. Aspire to be a hardworking team member in a multicultural towards the realization of corporate vision and mission statement of every company and the attainment of personal career development. ...