Live in care Profile - 12998

Profile - 12998

Updated 7 years ago

• Brain Injury
• COSHH Training
• Dementia
• +9

My name is roda Ali. I have been a carer for 4 and half years. Working in the community, have stricken up good relationships with service user. And I would love to continue a job that enables me to help people. ...

Live in care Profile - 26179

Profile - 26179

Updated 7 years ago

• Dementia
• Parkinsons

I have Diploma level 3 in Health and Social Care and experience 4 years ...

Live in care Profile - 26178

Profile - 26178

Updated 7 years ago

i have been a registered nurse for the past ten years and a midwife for the past seven years .i take pride in providing the best quality health care to my patients. ...

Live in care Profile - 26177

Profile - 26177

Updated 7 years ago

I AM INTERESTED IN THIS WORK I LIKE IT ...

Live in care Profile - 17953

Profile - 17953

Updated 7 years ago

• Children / Young People
• COSHH Training
• Dementia
• +7

Hi, my name is Nqagu Mabena, though a lot of people call me Q. I have over five years experience working as a Personal Support Worker. I love working in the care industry, as i get a lot job satisfaction from helping others. ...

Live in care Profile - 26176

Profile - 26176

Updated 7 years ago

Creative and positive, I always find a way to make the best of any situation. ...

Live in care Profile - 26175

Profile - 26175

Updated 7 years ago

I am the mother of 3 kids, I am south African, I am 44yrs old. The reason why I feel confident to be a Carer I was looking after my Grand Mother for 4 years I am good on that. ...

Live in care Profile - 26173

Profile - 26173

Updated 7 years ago

Good Day, I am a UK citizen currently living in South Africa but am seriously considering returning to the UK if I can find suitable caring work, I am a young-at-heart, reasonable fit lady of 61 years, and have a UK driving licence and a BA (Hons) degree from Central/St Martins. I do have a good sense of humour, Iam intelligent, educated and mature, and I really do have a special rapport with animals and enjoy cooking. This position sounds perfect for me. My only hesitation in applying is due to finding myself completely out of my depth with the last lady I cared for who behaviour and personality were increasingly affected by secondary brain tumours. She became quite abusive and I felt trapped in an unsupported environment. So my question is, what would be your response if, despite every effort to be 'flexible and adapt to the client's lifestyle", I felt uncomfortable living in such close proximity with someone who is, essentially, a stranger? I look forward to hearing from you. ...