My friends call me Swaki.
I currently stay in Soweto and was born in 1984.
I speak the following languages English, isiZulu & South Sotho.
I see myself as a fun-loving, outgoing and generous person.
In July 2009 I completed a One Year "Health Care Assistant" Course with Theory as well as practical experience in a private hospital and old age home and worked as a caregiver since then.
In 2016 I started working as a CareChamp.
In my free time, I like reading and cooking.
I stay in Johannesburg and was born in 1974.
I fluently speak the following languages English, IsiZulu, Afrikaans, Tsonga, Tswana and Northern Sotho
I see myself as a Listener: Soft-hearted. Patient. Quiet personality.
I am a qualified "Health Care Assistant" from the class of 2002. The one-year course entailed theory as well as practical experience in a private hospital and old age home. I have experience with Dementia Care, Physically Disabled Care, Mentally Disabled Care, Disabled Care for Children, Palliative Care, Vital Signs, Catheter Care, Pressure Care, Peg Feed
In my free time, I love working in the garden
My friends call me Samke.
I currently stay in Port Elizabeth and was born in 1992.
I speak the following languages: English ,IsiXhosa and Afrikaans.
I see myself as a analytical,logical ,systematic and organized person.
In September 2017 I completed a One Year "Health Care Assistant" Course with Theory as well as practical experience in a private hospital and old age home.
I have also completed a Netcare Education Designated Programme course.
In my free time I like watching tv shows or spending time at my church's scouts club..
Date Of Birth: 05 May 2000
City: Delft, Cape town
Languages: English & Xhosa
Hobbies: Reading & Spending time with family.
Get to know more about me:
What makes you a good caregiver?
”With my courteousness and obliging nature, I've developed tremendous patience over the years of caring for others, which is essential when working in the health sector”
Your best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good.
“I was put in the children's department at Nazareth House on my first day there. Most of the children had cerebral palsy. Before, I had never met anyone with this condition. I felt a sense of joy that I had never experienced before knowing that I was here to help people who really needed my help.”
In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?
“Taking care of someone with a tracheostomy. I've been working with the patient for quite some time, so I feel more qualified to care for someone with a tracheostomy or similar conditions”
What makes you most excited about working with seniors?
“Some of them don't like to talk much, but most of them have stories to tell and advice to offer. My favorite part is when I can converse with them, their stories and advice are always so rich”
What’s the most interesting thing about you that we don’t know from your resume?
“I’m a writer believe it or not. I've published two books thus far on Good novel, which is an online book and novel platform. I guess that makes me quite interesting”
See resume here
Date Of Birth: 06 February 1976
City: Pretoria, Gauteng
Languages: English and French
Hobbies: I love spending time with my children.
What makes you a good caregiver and childminder?
“I see myself as an honest, reliable, and trustworthy person. I love going above and beyond for each and every client.”
In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver and childminder?
“I am experienced in Dementia Care, Nanny Care, Care for children with disabilities, Assessing basic vital signs, Catheter Care, Pressure Care, Wound Care, and Palliative Care.”
What makes you most excited about working with seniors and children?
“I am passionate, caring, and nurturing by nature. I love that being a Caregiver allows me to put a smile on people’s faces and helps makes their lives better.”
What’s the most interesting thing about you that we don’t know from your resume?
“I am fluent in English and French.”
