425 caregivers with Blood Disorders experience found near Hialeah
A blood disorder is a condition that affects the red blood cells that carry oxygen, the white blood cells that fight infection, or platelet cells that are responsible for clotting. It also includes cancers of the blood, such as myeloma, lymphoma, or leukemia. Common symptoms include frequent weakness and fatigue from iron deficiency, persistent fevers and infections, abnormal bleeding and bruising, and shortness of breath. Most conditions can be managed with iron supplements, blood transfusion, or even clotting factor replacement therapy. Caregivers assist with non-contact physical activities and meal preparations adhering to dietary restrictions of individuals taking coagulant or anticoagulant medications.
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I have 15+ years of experience as a certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), highly skilled, great personality, efficient, resourceful and well rounded. Assist with all areas of personal care, help with errands, transport to and from doctors' appointments, prepare meals, do laundry, assist with bathing and toileting, transfers with gait belts and hoyer lifts, etc.
Took care of last patient (bedridden last 4 years) as a live-in CNA for almost 10 years - 2008 through 2017 when she passed away. Available for live-in or hourly. CPR certified. Level ll background check and First Aid training.
I am a very strong character that can handle any situation and condition under any circumstances. I have 23 years of hands on experience providing good quality care and assistance to patients and their families, in facilities and in their homes. Saving lives and bringing positivity and hope is my passion. I love working with all forms of life and being there to aide and assist with the challenges life brings. I provide the support necessary through motivation, encouragement, communication and proper care. I have my own car for transportation and am very reliable. Please read the entire work section of this profile to get a more detailed and better understanding. Thank you!
I am a 29 year old single parent of two children. I am loving, caring and always believe my purpose on this earth is help heal the sick and help take care of the elderly. I was brought up with my grandmother so I love the elderly I feel I have a connection with all elderly I want to help them enjoy the rest of their time. I am a great caregiver because I am patient, loving, kind and knows ready to meet the needs of my clients.
I have been a Certified Nurse Assistant since 2006 14 years experience.l have always love to be around the elderly.I love working with the elderly community.My greatest achievement is when I hear a family member say,thanks for taking good care of my mother,father for your patient and love,care you show.I am very friendly,love to talk if you are up to it.I am a hard worker,dedicated to what I do with love,honesty,integrity.I will take care of your love one.
I become a caregiver because I love taking care of others. Getting up in the mornings knowing that I am going to take care of my client. Becoming a CNA. I am a very hard working individual who love to go above and beyond for my client.
Hi! I am Kristine but you can call me Kristy. I moved to the US from the Philippines 3 years ago. I am currently employed full time at Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale as a Registered Nurse but I am looking for a part-time job. I am available to work 3 days a week.
I like to be early on my job I also love to care for my patient needs,as a child growning up I know I want to care for my elders.i also take care of my grandma mother who have a stroke.
I am quite educated in medical field with a degree in Clinical Biochemistry. I am compassionate. I love to bring smiles on faces. I am religous and believe in doing good. Above all, i am very dedicated and resourceful
1. When a patient goes to the doctor and have to hear very bad news and suffer from extreme pain, they need a happy face and support. As a caregiver, it's my duty to offer the kind of support and passion that they do not receive in the hospitals. I became a caregiver because I care and I want to offer my help.
2. I like the organizing of daily schedules but most of all I like to keep my clients active especially the elderly. I have researched to prominent causes of increased diseases and pain in elderly clients and the one thing they all have in common is being sedentary. So I enjoy getting my clients active to reduce stress, pain, and increase longevity.
3. I am proud when my clients want me to return. When they are happy with my services and are excited in me returning.
4. I am currently working on gaining more education by becoming a nurse and then later I hope to become a physician assistant.
I am a caregiver for many years now, and i still enjoyed what i does best. I become a caregiver because i love to provide care to those who are not able to take care of themselves as before for whatever reasons. this job is very rewarding it makes you feel good about oneself, the joy and happiness you can bring to others,the smiles and thank you that you often get makes you want to continue,i have always enjoyed helping other so i know this is my calling and i will forever do my very best. When i was about nine years old living with my adoptive mother, in my Native country, I never forget how i had to tidy her, and fix breakfast lunch and snacks every morning before i leave for school, and after returning home i had to wash those dishes and even cook Dinner,because one day she was cooking a pot of soup and it fell and burn her real bad,I remember seeing her in that hospital bed in pain. I'm a honest, empathetic, loving, gently and reliable person,i enjoy meeting and working with people.I pay attention to all details,and like to be sure everything is just right. I am a creative thinker. And like to have an open mind about what will work best, i am efficient and highly organized, which enables me to be as productive as possible on the job.
Personality - This is the single most important ingredient to consider. Caregivers need an innate sense of selflessness and empathy, and sometimes what may seem like a natural personality fit can be deceiving. Most people have a good degree of human compassion but only those with the right set of inner ingredients can voluntarily sustain themselves over time. Don't assume that one personality type is best until you have experience with it. Look for "sweetness," a willingness to serve, an absence of "attitude," and the patience to weather a patient's bad days. Be leery of people who stipulate non-medical tasks they won't do. With the exception of injections, wound care and dispensing medication out of prescription containers, there should not be much they won't do. It's their attitude toward work that matters most.
Reliability - Caregivers work largely unsupervised. Hourly caregivers can run into all manner of obstacles in getting to and from their assignment locations and excuses abound. Prior references will provide clues as to whether or not they can be relied upon. Take this seriously but not too seriously. References can provide a measure of what will happen when you are not around but a lot of people are reluctant to disclose negative characteristics about former caregivers. They are unwilling to expose themselves to possible recrimination and often don't want to harm someone's chance to make a living.
Honest, caring,loving these some the things that makes me a good care giver....
Being a caregiver for 28 years has helped me in so many ways, I have worked in Hospitals, Nursing home Facilities, Private Duty, etc. I love what I do in helping each client I've ever worked with. Taking care of sick people that needs my help gives me joy in my heart and it let me know they need people to work with them that care.
1-Why did you become a Caregiver?
.I became a caregiver, because of my grandmother. I was raised by her till she passed away. I learned a lot from her, and how to care for multicultures and multipersonalities.
2- What do you like about being a Caregiver?
I like to turn a lonely feeling, down spirit and face,
Into a feeling at home again, a right up spirit.
3-What is a personal achievement you are proud of ?
One of my personal achievements is when one of my past patients was out of wipes and gloves, I didn't think twice I just got a warm wet cloth, no gloves in hand and started the perinal care gently.
4-Tell us something about yourself.
I am caring, respectful, honest, trustworthy, and attentive to all.
My passion is to care for the sick and elderly to impart loving care ,.tenderness with confidence to help the sick recover, and for the elderly
To give them the tenacity to live there golden years in dignity.
Nurses are born and not made.
I love providing home caregiving services to those that would otherwise not be able to do so. I become a caregiver because of the smile on their faces is overwhelming and makes me feel Im doing my job right.
What do you like about being a caregiver is that I like to meet new people and I am proud of giving care services to those who can no longer do for themselves. I've been working as a home health aide over year now and I love it, what I love most about it it's working people who can't help them self that make me feel good about myself plus I love meeting new people. I am a reliable person and I do whatever it takes to get the job done.
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