Live in care Profile - 16059

Profile - 16059

Updated 9 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• +15

I have worked in acute health care for the last five years offering personal care, preparing meals, cleaning and helping with shopping trips. Administering medication and arranging medical appointments. Serving of meals when required. Making & changing beds, tidying rooms and emptying commodes etc. Providing advice and emotional support to clients. Assisting with getting up in the morning, dressing, undressing washing & bathing. Helping individual clients with their emotional and physical needs. Assisting with activities such as reading, writing, hobbies and recreations I also prioritize a busy workload - delegating to nurses where required - and ensure that I communicate effectively with anxious or distressed relatives. Providing specialist nursing and palliative care to people with progressive terminal illnesses, neurological disorders and complex healthcare needs, ...

Live in care Profile - 16058

Profile - 16058

Updated 9 years ago

• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• Complex Care
• +12

I am seeking to Persue my dream job as a live in Carer. I currently live on the Isle of Wight and am seeking to relocate. I love to laugh, so there is always a comic relief (or a shoulder to cry on) depending on what is needed at the end of the day. Care is a passion of mine and I find it very rewarding. ...

Live in care Profile - 16056

Profile - 16056

Updated 9 years ago

• Children / Young People
• COSHH Training
• Dementia
• +5

I have worked in the care industry for around 6 years now, I worked in a nursery looking after young children for nearly 3 years. I choose to leave my job as a nursery nurse as my grandad became very ill and choose to go and look after him, I looked after him for around 6 months. Do this really changed my mind on my career which I then went to work in a care home which I'm still currently at, I don't feel like it's a job I feel like I'm going to my 2nd home! I try to give the best possible care as I can and at the same time promoting independence, this is why I think living with a service user is the right place for me as I will be able to put all my concentration on them and be able to spend quality time with them at the same time as doing everything that requires doing. ...

Live in care Profile - 16055

Profile - 16055

Updated 9 years ago

• Complex Care
• COSHH Training
• Manual Handling
• +1

I am a recently universal jobs,support worker,cleaner,gardener,driver,kitchen porter etcetera. ...

Live in care Profile - 16054

Profile - 16054

Updated 9 years ago

I am a girl who likes to work, positive, communicative, full of life. ...

Live in care Profile - 16052

Profile - 16052

Updated 9 years ago

I'm very resposible person and I love peopel . im very happy working with old peopel love it. I love hard job. ...

Live in care Profile - 16051

Profile - 16051

Updated 9 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Catheter Care
• Complex Care

I have always been interested in all aspects of care and I have derived satisfaction in seeing the positive effects caring/support has on people’s lives To support and engage service users in ordinary living experiences ranging from household tasks such as cleaning and shopping, through education and social activities and respecting service users choice of informed decisions relevant to their needs, I do empower residents to live independently in the community i.e. giving them the opportunity to do things by themselves. I work by putting their needs first and giving them a choice, dignity, independence, fulfillment, privacy, rights and equal opportunities. My interest and experience in care/support work also make this an exciting prospect. ...

Live in care Profile - 16050

Profile - 16050

Updated 9 years ago

• Epilepsy / Buccal midazolam
• Manual Handling
• Parkinsons
• +3

Hi I'm looking for live in care around the Midlands and up the north too ...