At heart, I, Lucie, am a devoted healthcare professional with rich experience spanning eight years across various roles. As a mother of two, I have found fulfillment working from being a nursery nurse and play centre worker to becoming a health care assistant in a hospital and currently a therapy practitioner at a neurological rehab centre. It brings me immense satisfaction to contribute positively towards people's lives, helping them recover, and instilling a sense of independence within them. I am based in Leeds and can start working immediately. I am looking for part-time positions, preferably serving at home healthcare and retirement homes. I am predominantly available in the evenings of weekdays and both the midday and evenings of weekends, offering flexibility and reliability. Furthermore, I am open to live-out arrangements and can comfortably work with children with disabilities, ensuring their well-being and progression. Over my professional journey, I have gained competence in a wide range of responsibilities. This includes but is not limited to assisting with walking, household chores, planning visits, outings, supervision, healthcare activities such as patient positioning, catheter or colostomy care, among others. In addition to serving patients, I am adept at various housekeeping tasks such as vacuuming, laundry, grocery shopping, meal planning and preparation, and pet care. My educational background features certificates as a Caregiver, Companion, Personal Support Worker (PSW), Home Support Worker, and Health Care Aides (HCA). Also, I am trained in First Aid and CPR, thereby ensuring complete care and safety for those I serve. I have successfully worked with a wide assortment of patients with diverse diagnoses including Diabetes, Osteoporosis, Paralysis, Hepatitis, Brain Tumor, Speech Impairment, Cancer, Stroke, and dementia among others. I have also provided care to dependent and quad/paraplegic patients, Possessing great communication skills, patience, and an accepting nature, I aspire to bring joy and comfort to people's lives through dedicated care, support, and companionship.

I’ve worked in community care. Hospital wards, I currently work in a community rehabilitation centre for neurological conditions