391 caregivers with Blood Disorders experience found near Woodbridge
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 became a caregiver because I needed a job then I can't stop being one because I loved it, I love helping others and making their life easier. Being a caregiver is one of my passion, I love making difference in peoples lives, I go home happy because I did something for the person in need which made them, smile, comfortable, satisfied and at the end of the day send me home blessed. I'm dependable, compassionate, honest and caring person. What makes me think and believe that I'm a great caregiver is that everyone of my patient called me "my angle" and this is because I treat everyone of them as they were my own, I don't leave anything that can be done today for tomorrow because we may not have tomorrow and I don't want to live with guilty consciousness for the rest of my life, therefore I provide all the assistance the patient needs right then when he/she needs it, not tomorrow.
What makes me a great care giver is my experience. Before becoming a home health aide I too care of my grand mom who was disabled. Helping her through that stage made me think of becoming a nurse so I can have help people like my grandmother.
My best part I enjoy in my job is actually making a client happy and safe in their environment which is my priority because a clients comes first.
I AM AN EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER WITH 15YEARS . I LOVE TO GIVE MY VERY BEST TO MY CLIENTS AND SEE THEM MAKE TREMENDOUS IMPROVEMENT. I TREAT MY CLIENTS WITH LOVE AS IF THEY WERE MY FAMILY. I HAVE ALWAYS HAD A FIVE STAR RECOMMENDATION EVERYWHERE I HAVE WORKED.
I become a caregiver when my mom got sick. I realize at that moment I will be a good aide. I love taking care of people. I really enjoy the feeling of putting a smile on someone's face. letting them know they can always count on me to be there to assist when the needs arises. I have recieved awards for my job. I have families who still keep in touch with me because of how wonderful i took care of their love ones.
I have achieve so many things from being a care giver. like getting to know the different backgrounds of my clients. but my great achievements is putting a smile on their faces.
Am a hardworking girl who enjoys her job as a caregiver. I have 7 years experience.
My name is Ophelia Ofori and I am originally from Ghana. I love helping others and making a difference in their lives. Having a relationship with my patients is important to me. Patients often say I am loving, patient, caring, and helpful.
One of the best qualities that I have as a caregiver is a sense of empathy. Whether I'm caring for a small child in a daycare or helping an elderly person recover from surgery, a sense of personal understanding and connection is vital. I understand the elderly may feel vulnerable, scared, confused and uncomfortable, and being able to identify and allay those fears can create a sense of calm and trust for those that I care for. Patience is also vital to the role of caregiver, I'm able to separate myself from potential anger and resentment and not take the situation personally, all while still providing high-quality care services. I can keep calm and soothe them in their time of distress or anxiety and being a a voice of encouragement. I'm reliable because I know that they depend on us and often feel a sense of personal attachment. I'm continually on time, particularly if administering food or medical care.
The job of a caregiver is challenging yet rewarding. I do this because I am following a dream of helping others. Providing care to people, who cannot look after themselves, while maintaining their dignity, is an accomplishment in itself. I thrive helping people who cannot help themselves.
By taking good care of my clients to make them comfortable. Have seen people suffering and getting sick, so that I have decided to help my clients by giving them good care, love , peace , joy and respect. The more I get to know to my clients it will make me happy.
I have studied Homeopathic Medicine for five years and obtained certification in Acupuncture (one year study). I also have Personal Care assistant certification with 18 years of experience in pain management and five years of experience in taking care of Alzheimer's, Dementia, Diabetes ll, and Stroke clients. Changing, showering, grooming, feeding and know very well signs and health Symptoms. I am a highly motivated individual who observes punctuality and work towards achieving my goals in time. I put in all my efforts and work very passionately towards my clients with love and care.
What makes me a great caregiver is that I have empathy and compassion about my patient . I'm a good listener and I like to engage with my clients. I'm a person who cares deeply for elders and respect their autonomy . In addition to this I believe I have all required knowledge and skill to do this job . I started giving care a while back . I used to take care of my grandparents for a long time before I changed to a serious career . I enjoy working with people and most enjoy jobs where I have one-on-one interaction with others.beside that , I like doing work that has the potential to make a difference in someone's life. Personal achievement that I'm proud of is that I went back to school to study Heath Administration so that I can make a big difference in people's lives.
1. career change
2. I love helping others
3. Seeing how the effect of helping someone to continue to live independently helps them. 4. I'm certified and have been in this field for many years.
Honest and dependable,at the same time love to laugh and keep my clients smiling. Hi my name is Betty.Im a cna for 23 years now,hospice and therapy experienced..been doing in home private duties for a year now.and I like working this way more time for one on one care..im dependable and come with excellent references..i enjoy helping people no matter the illness its my calling for sure..thank you,Betty Howard cna ..I do have a new back ground check, I had it done in Prince George CO,hyattsville MD 4-2016 you want be disappointed..moved back to tenn last year for work looking forward to relocating back to hyasville md looking for pt in Hyattsville or dc fiull time..ive not jD much llick on here.contact me i will not di you. bbwrong
My name is Rebecca Assibey. I'm 42yrs old from Ghana and have been in U .S for 15yrs and now U S citizen. I have 3 kids. Have been C N A for more than 10 yrs. I love what I do because helping someone in need make me feel good. I have very good reference to give after my interview .
My name Is kariatu jabbie but my clients call me kk 28 years old women. I love being a caregiver because it make me happy. I bring joy to people I love see happy happy. I am Hardworking reliable always on time.
What makes me a great caregiver is that I am able to find the good in any situation which helps people feel more comfortable and relaxed when stressful situation occur .I became a caregiver because of my grandmother , when u was younger I had to take care of her as she developed alzheimers . I gained temporary hospice care over her as time went on, she forgot how to swallow and to do many other things as time went on .so we decided put a feeding tube in her stomach so that we know she was getting enough food and that's when I learnt how to do G-tube feeding .what I like about being a caregiver is that you learn something new everyday and that everybody needs are different so being patient and actually listen to the person feelings and needs helps them with their daily living
Since my childhood days I wanted to work in job where I would help others. Thus I wanted to enter in the healthcare industry right from early life. When I was young my grandmother became severely ill and she could not care for herself. So, my family contacted a health agency to hire someone to help her. My grandmother's health status has improved considerably after a nurse assistant came and I was very grateful to her. It was at this point that I found joy in helping others. When others fail, I give it 110% and achieve success. When I was doing my training I had formed a bonding with an elderly patient. One morning while caring for her I had a gut feeling that something wasn't right, though her vital signs were perfectly OK. So, I went ahead and talked to my supervisor. When the doctor turned up and checked he found out that lady was ill. My attention to details helped the patient. I am an easy going person who gets along with the people very well. This characteristic of mine has made me team player at all previous jobs. I'm very happy to have an opportunity to apply such skills and an inherent caring attitude. I have served the younger and the elderly,physically and mentally impaired with an immense passion and fulfillment. I seek to enrich the life of your loved one and ensure their well-being on a daily basis. I have experience caring for people with physical/mental disabilities, dementia, Alzheimer's,etc.. In-home, hospice care and general elderly care. I provide the following services( for live-in/live-out/ respite care) but not limited to: groceries, grooming, companionship,dental care, assist with all ADL, medication reminder, all duties as requested by patient. I hope I talk to you soon.
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