Live in care Profile - 74047

Profile - 74047

Updated 8 months ago

• Brain Injury
• Catheter Care
• COSHH Training
• +1

Iam experience carer done this job for many years and I’ve got NVQ two and three looking for live Job. ...

Iam experience carer done this job for many years and I’ve got NVQ two and three looking for live Job. ...

Live in care Profile - 74046

Profile - 74046

Updated 8 months ago

• Dementia
• Incontinence
• Stroke

Communicative, sense of humour and ... open. I do have more than 2 years experience as a live in carer, primarily with old ladies with various problems, illnesses - from slight dementia to mobility with using a wheelchair, thus transfer bed - wheelchair and wheelchair - bed needed. ...

Communicative, sense of humour and ... open. I do have more than 2 years experience as a live in carer, primarily with old ladies with various problems, illnesses - from slight dementia to mobility with using a wheelchair, thus transfer bed - wheelchair and wheelchair - bed needed. ...

Live in care Profile - 74045

Profile - 74045

Updated 8 months ago

• Catheter Care
• Complex Care
• Dementia

I’m a hardworking young male with 2.6 years experience in care. I’m currently a support worker looking to go into live in care. I have a full uk driving licence and have my own car. ...

I’m a hardworking young male with 2.6 years experience in care. I’m currently a support worker looking to go into live in care. I have a full uk driving licence and have my own car. ...

Live in care Profile - 74044

Profile - 74044

Updated 8 months ago

• Catheter Care
• COSHH Training
• Dementia

With two decate of hands on experience, I'm compassionat e and higly skilled health carer committed to providing exceptional, personalised support. My approach focus on maintaining dignity, promoting independence and ensuring a safe, comfortable and positive environment for every client. I will bring wealth of practical knowledge and a genuine passion for care. ...

With two decate of hands on experience, I'm compassionat e and higly skilled health carer committed to providing exceptional, personalised support. My approach focus on maintaining dignity, promoting independence and ensuring a safe, comfortable and positive environment for every client. I will bring wealth of practical knowledge and a genuine passion for care. ...

Live in care Profile - 74043

Profile - 74043

Updated 8 months ago

• Cancer
• Children / Young People

Compassionate and highly educated Care Professional with an MSc in Cancer Biology (Distinction). Experienced in personal care, medication support, and companionship within live-in and community environments. Committed to delivering person-centred care that promotes dignity, independence, and emotional wellbeing. ...

Compassionate and highly educated Care Professional with an MSc in Cancer Biology (Distinction). Experienced in personal care, medication support, and companionship within live-in and community environments. Committed to delivering person-centred care that promotes dignity, independence, and emotional wellbeing. ...

Live in care Profile - 74042

Profile - 74042

Updated 8 months ago

• Dementia
• End of life / Palliative Care
• Incontinence
• +4

I am hard working, experienced with working as a live in carer. I am a caring person and reliable. I have DBS on the update system Carers insurance Own car with business insurance Can supply references ...

I am hard working, experienced with working as a live in carer. I am a caring person and reliable. I have DBS on the update system Carers insurance Own car with business insurance Can supply references ...

Live in care Profile - 74041

Profile - 74041

Updated 8 months ago

• Dementia
• Learning Disability
• Manual Handling
• +3

My name is Paul,33yrs old, looking for live-in care work I worked for around 2,5 years waking nights, live in, support worker, etc i have experience with moving and handling, personal care, cleaning,small diy jobs, driving aș per my last live in care job,i was taking care of a bed bound client for a few months(personal care, bed bath,socialise,basic cooking, cleaning,etc) i am available for work starting from 16th of september i do have right to work in uk ...

My name is Paul,33yrs old, looking for live-in care work I worked for around 2,5 years waking nights, live in, support worker, etc i have experience with moving and handling, personal care, cleaning,small diy jobs, driving aș per my last live in care job,i was taking care of a bed bound client for a few months(personal care, bed bath,socialise,basic cooking, cleaning,etc) i am available for work starting from 16th of september i do have right to work in uk ...

Live in care Profile - 64147

Profile - 64147

Updated 8 months ago

• Brain Injury
• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• +14

For the past seven years in this position, working as a live in care assistant I am continuously humbled and inspired to be able to offer my support to all my clients. I am delighted to be a part of a love just blooming, the pact of a friendship and each little moment of happiness that i can give to someone in need. My aim and personal objective within this job role is to actively support people to live a successful happy life in the comfort of their own home environment. Providing reassurance, encouragement and motivation that will enable them to do so. As a live-in care assistant from 2018– till present, I have worked with few agencies both introductory and managed service providing care and support for the elderly. I have worked for a wide variety of live-in clients including individuals both male and female, married couples and in two carer placements, in London and in the countryside. Many of my clients had dementia, or were physically frail and needed help with personal care and dressing. But, what they all had in common was the need for support and companionship, something that I find very fulfilling to provide! I believe I have gathered quite a bit of experience throughout my placements starting from companionship to complex care, working with people living with Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, MS, Stroke, Disability, End of Life and Palliative Care, or people requiring just that extra hand of help, company and reassurance so they can still lead a fulfilling and successful life in the comfort of their home environment. What I find most rewarding is my work makes a real difference to people’s lives, helping them to achieve independence and maintain their dignity throughout their twilight years. I can bring cheerfulness, good company and conversation to someone who is alone or isolated and at the same time, I get to meet interesting people with fascinating life stories. I am naturally caring by nature and I like looking after others, so it was a career that always interested me. It is very rewarding to give someone a better quality of life. I also feel strongly there is no place like home and live-in care is a hugely positive alternative to care homes for elderly people. The live-in lifestyle suits me and I love spending time with people–talking to them, cooking for them and generally making their lives happier and more enriched. ...

For the past seven years in this position, working as a live in care assistant I am continuously humbled and inspired to be able to offer my support to all my clients. I am delighted to be a part of a love just blooming, the pact of a friendship and each little moment of happiness that i can give to someone in need. My aim and personal objective within this job role is to actively support people to live a successful happy life in the comfort of their own home environment. Providing reassurance, encouragement and motivation that will enable them to do so. As a live-in care assistant from 2018– till present, I have worked with few agencies both introductory and managed service providing care and support for the elderly. I have worked for a wide variety of live-in clients including individuals both male and female, married couples and in two carer placements, in London and in the countryside. Many of my clients had dementia, or were physically frail and needed help with personal care and dressing. But, what they all had in common was the need for support and companionship, something that I find very fulfilling to provide! I believe I have gathered quite a bit of experience throughout my placements starting from companionship to complex care, working with people living with Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, MS, Stroke, Disability, End of Life and Palliative Care, or people requiring just that extra hand of help, company and reassurance so they can still lead a fulfilling and successful life in the comfort of their home environment. What I find most rewarding is my work makes a real difference to people’s lives, helping them to achieve independence and maintain their dignity throughout their twilight years. I can bring cheerfulness, good company and conversation to someone who is alone or isolated and at the same time, I get to meet interesting people with fascinating life stories. I am naturally caring by nature and I like looking after others, so it was a career that always interested me. It is very rewarding to give someone a better quality of life. I also feel strongly there is no place like home and live-in care is a hugely positive alternative to care homes for elderly people. The live-in lifestyle suits me and I love spending time with people–talking to them, cooking for them and generally making their lives happier and more enriched. ...