Live in care Profile - 15538

Profile - 15538

Updated 10 years ago

At present I have been working in retail for over 10 years. Now I would like to embark on a career change in care work. I am able to work on my own initiative and also as a team player if needed. I have a can do attitude and willingness to to take on further training when needed, which would enable me to do my job to the highest standards. ...

Live in care Profile - 15536

Profile - 15536

Updated 10 years ago

Hi my name is Amy. I've previously looked after my nan who was bed bound so I have a little bit of experience. I have just left my job where I looked after and supported kids aged 11-17 , but I feel that I would enjoy it more to care for the elderly. ...

Live in care Profile - 15533

Profile - 15533

Updated 10 years ago

• Cancer
• Children / Young People
• End of life / Palliative Care
• +3

I am a caring, sympathetic individual and willing to help others. I can communicate effectively and efficiently with others and have good interpersonal skills. I have had experience of assisting and training others and would be capable of caring for families, children and vulnerable people. I am honest, organised and have a friendly and caring nature. Team player and able to work well with others in creative and inclusive ways as well as working independently. I have a good level of IT skills. ...

Live in care Profile - 15532

Profile - 15532

Updated 10 years ago

• Learning Disability
• Personal Care

I have previous experience working/volunteering in Disability Support Care and Personal Care for the Legacy Foundation in Melbourne, Australia. I do have a Current Victorian Driver's Licence, which allows me to drive an Automatic car. ...

Live in care Profile - 15531

Profile - 15531

Updated 10 years ago

• Dementia

I am friendly and dedicated to anything I put my heart to. If there is an offer, please let me know so that I can meet the family or home own (me also house kept a gay couple home) so that I can be introduced to my role and I would love to start immediately, even tomorrow. ...

Live in care Profile - 15528

Profile - 15528

Updated 10 years ago

• Cancer
• Children / Young People
• Complex Care
• +4

I am very experience in care as I have been doing care for over 16 years. I have worked with many different disabilities young and the elderly. I have also developed and adopt many different skills in care. I have worked within different settings and within a multi-culture community I love to care for people that are in need of care. My purpose on this earth is to care its one of my passion. ...

Live in care Profile - 15525

Profile - 15525

Updated 10 years ago

I have spent a lot of time in hospital as a medical student, which has helped me understand the difference between caring personally for someone and caring for them in a professional capacity. I have spent a lot of time with the patients themselves. From asking them to explain what brought them to the hospital, to conversing with them to help make them feel more at home in hospital, this time has allowed me to feel completely comfortable speaking with various types of people, from all walks of life. My own personal experience as a carer is the initial spark which has made me so passionate about working with patients. From the age of 10 to 18, I would work as a carer for my mother, who suffered with severe cardiovascular issues. Helping her take her medication on time was something which became second nature to me, along with learning to do daily chores such as cooking many of my own and her meals, as well as keeping the home clean. It is something now I feel I want to do for others. ...

Live in care Profile - 15524

Profile - 15524

Updated 10 years ago

• Children / Young People
• Dementia
• Learning Disability
• +3

I've recently got experience attending psychology patients during my university practices, most of them who had physical impairment or emotional disorders. I studied at University of Granada, Spain. In Manchester, I've been working as a nanny for special needs children (autism and ADHD) and as an aupair companion (elderly couple, multiple sclerosis and dementia). I was flexible with my ROTA time, working very motivated and committed, able to understand and assist them with physical and mental disabilities, be patient and always showing a person-centred approach. My intention applying for this role as a support worker, is to get more experience as I am planning to study general nursing the next year. I consider I am a non-judgmental person; I’m very interested in learn how to improve health and well-being in people who has learning disabilities and physical impairment in all emotional, social, daily tasks and physical care aspects. Thanks for reading ...