Live in care Profile - 39245

Profile - 39245

Updated 5 years ago

I am a young organised, enthusiastic woman, that loves to help people due to my caring nature. I like to make sure that my clients needs are met. Even if that means I’ll have to put them before myself. When there is a task that needs to be completed, I will do my best to get them done. Over the years, through experience, I have learned a lot of skills and developed myself. I prefer Live in employment with a salary of between £600 and £900. ...

Live in care Profile - 39244

Profile - 39244

Updated 5 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• +10

9 yrs care experience. All requirements up to date. References available. Available 6 April. CV available on request. ...

Live in care Profile - 36229

Profile - 36229

Updated 5 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• +13

I was caring for a man who needed 24-hour care. Key responsibilities included hoisting in and out of bed, oral care, feeding, medication, toilet care, showering, dressing, and putting in a wheelchair. I also accompanied the client to and from the day centre from Monday to Friday. In addition to preparing food and feeding the client, I also did peg feeding when the dietary requirements of the client changed. The client was an epileptic patient and had different types of seizures on a regular basis. I was also responsible for taking control of the situation when the client had seizures, knowing when to calm him down, or at what point to administer medication to control the situation. I am also competent in the use of a suction machine. My preferred employment types are live-in care or caring for people in their own homes. I recently cared for an 85 year old man who was terminally ill. He was expected to live for 2 months but I ended up living with him for 6 months. He passed off peacefully holding my hand. I became his companion and visited places he had not been for years. At home, I was responsible for his personal care, cleaning the house, laundry and ironing, cooking, shopping and administration of medicine. In addition to the care experience, I was a secondary school Agricultural science and maths teacher in Ghana for five years. I also joined the British Army as a mechanical engineer for 7 years. I recently became a qualified secondary school maths teacher did teach from 2018 to 2020. My passion includes farming and helping people. I love sports and enjoy watching football in my spare time. ...

Live in care Profile - 30792

Profile - 30792

Updated 5 years ago

• Complex Care
• End of life / Palliative Care
• Incontinence
• +6

I am a 55 years old hungarian woman, living in UK for 5 years. I live in Great Shelford I am single, independent person. I work as a health care assistant in a care home for more than 4 year. Before I moved here (CB22) I lived is Guildford (Surray) worked as a support worker. I am looking for a live in carer job near Cambridge. I have full driving licence, but do not have car. ...

Live in care Profile - 39241

Profile - 39241

Updated 5 years ago

Seeking full time live in caring position in the UK. ...

Live in care Profile - 30704

Profile - 30704

Updated 5 years ago

• Catheter Care
• Dementia
• Incontinence
• +6

Hard working, compassionate, reliable. My aim is to improve my client s life in all aspects: independence, health, diet, social life. ...

Live in care Profile - 15666

Profile - 15666

Updated 5 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• +16

I am an experienced carer,having worked with different people with different care needs .I have worked with Spinal cord injuries, Life Support, Learning difficulties, MS, Mental health and End of life care. I am very passionate about what I do, patient and a team player ...

Live in care Profile - 39240

Profile - 39240

Updated 5 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Children / Young People
• Incontinence
• +5

I an currently working in a Children's Home for Young People with emotional and behavioural difficulties. I have also had long term experience ( 15 years) of looking after a male with a spinal cord injury. Due to a diagnosis of epilsepy I do not currently have a driving licence but have worked full time since my diagnosis ten years ago. I am more than happy to use public transport to shop etc. My seizures are 'absence seizures' and can last a minute or two at a time. I perhaps have two or three a week. Despite this I remain very positive in my outlook and consider myself a caring and creative person with a passion for helping people. I love dogs, reading, walking, cooking and music. amongst other things. I am committed to healthy eating and a healthy lifestyle and promote positivity as the key to contentment. I believe I am warm, approachable and reliable with a sense of humour and a desire to enhance the lives of others.. I am currently available for days (5 out of 7) from 8am and 7pm and two sleep-ins a week. ...