Live in care Profile - 18428

Profile - 18428

Updated 10 years ago

• Cancer
• Complex Care
• COSHH Training
• +7

Mature Carer with 4 years experience of caring for individuals living with dementia. Good sense of humour. Excellent communication & observation skills. Good listener .Very patient. Honest & hardworking ...

Live in care Profile - 18426

Profile - 18426

Updated 10 years ago

Am a lady aged 40years.Am a cristian and am very kind and humble.I love beign around people and am honest ...

Live in care Profile - 18425

Profile - 18425

Updated 10 years ago

I'm Keisha Wildney. I'm looking to start a career in Care. I'm interested in all types of care, I can turn my hand to anything and willing to learn and develop my skills. ...

Live in care Profile - 18424

Profile - 18424

Updated 10 years ago

• Children / Young People

I am a highly motivated caring person with a British Passport looking for a live in position as a carer, nanny aupair in the Uk ...

Live in care Profile - 18423

Profile - 18423

Updated 10 years ago

I am a trustworthy person who can easily adapt to any situation, I have a beautiful smile and a pleasant voice and a creative mind. Clinical background included because I worked as a Registered Nurse before. ...

Live in care Profile - 18422

Profile - 18422

Updated 10 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• +17

I am a Indian citizen , (living in India ) working as a registered nurse. I would like to join with your team. ...

Live in care Profile - 18421

Profile - 18421

Updated 10 years ago

I am newly arrived in the UK from South Africa and completed the Corinium Care training. ...

Live in care Profile - 18420

Profile - 18420

Updated 10 years ago

I'm sure you hear the phrase 'I am a very caring person' all the time but I assure you that I really do genuinely care about vulnerable people and their dignity and well-being. I am currently working as a Night Care Assistant in a local care home and I do enjoy being there. I am giving 100% but it is all spread out and I feel I want to give that 100% to one individual. Previously I worked as a Lunchtime Supervisor (one-to-one) with a little boy who was autistic for two years. I had to leave this job to nurse my son full-time who'd had a major operation on his hip, he was in plaster for 8 weeks followed by many months of physio. So I fully understand the requirements when working on a one-to-one basis. ...