COPD Caregivers in Georgetown - 62 caregivers found

I am personable and enjoy being a home care provider. I became a caregiver because I wanted to help others by assisting them with their activities of daily living. I enjoyed caring for many seniors over the years and learned quite a lot from them. I believe I'm a great caregiver because I have had extensive training in a skilled nursing facility as well as in many private homes. I also enjoy seeing the difference that I often make in people's lives. I became a nursing assistant back in 1982 and acquired my Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license at the convalescent hospital where I worked. I then went on to work for several home care agencies and acquired my Certified Home HeaIth Aide (CHHA) license. I have worked as an independent contractor caregiver for years. I am willing to commute for full-time employment. I have great references and will be happy to submit them upon request.

I care about people. I want them to live their best, mostly independent, dignified, fulfilled & happy lives. I seek to provide regular support while offering companionship. I am wired for nurturing service and administration. These traits make me a strong candidate for caregiving positions, especially where varied needs are to be met. The ideal candidate would ask me to offer companionship while encouraging activity/recreational opportunities. I would love to be able to assist with transportation to various activities/appointments; running errands; and meal planning/prep; and social interaction. I will perform light housekeeping, but I am not seeking a full housekeeping position. I will help navigate some personal care, but I am not licensed/qualified to provide in-depth home health services or to handle significant personal hygiene care. While not in any "formal" capacity, I have been caregiving for 30+ years. I have successfully raised 4 children as a stay at home mom - while running a successful in home child care business. I have offered a wide-ranging variety of help to friends/family through the years. My best caregiving accomplishment was helping my friend during her cancer journey...now that I am retired from full time administrative employment - I wish to do more of "that" for others.

Hello! My name is Elaine and I'm a great caregiver because, after looking after my father who had Alzheimer's for four years, I have the kind of experience and genuine compassion for seniors that I would want if I were looking for a caregiver. I have completed my CNA training, and am CPR certified. I've also completed several certificate courses in Safety, Memory Care, etc.. Safety is my number one priority. I'm all about fall prevention and have developed techniques to keep my clients as mobile and self-sufficient as possible while keeping them safe at the same time. For me, looking after elders is a privilege. I think that in this sometimes youth-obsessed culture, we can forget how much we all owe to the Greatest Generation. I love to talk to my clients about their experiences, their children, the music they loved, and anything else that brings a smile to their faces! From my father I learned about the music and culture of the 30's, 40's and 50's, and I love it when my clients sing their favorite songs or talk about what movies they liked from those days. I like to cook, so if your loved one has any favorite dishes I'm happy to make them. I can prepare fresh, healthy foods as well as fun desserts. I hope you will consider me for your Caregiver.

I'm a nurturing and fun loving care giver..with 15+ years of experience

Nursing is a calling for me. Making sure that people receive the best possible care I am able to provide is my most important goal. Safety first always, compassion, dignity, privacy, respect and hope are all important attribute's that I find essential to good nursing care. It is a meaningful gratifying experience to know that I can add to someone's life and possibility bring goodness when health issues can be a challenge and so often depressing. Good nursing requires being completely present while in someone's home or in a facility. My standards are no cell phones while at work, no clock watching, and I always address people with respect by using MR.or Mrs. (last name) until I am encouraged otherwise. Using Mama or Papa and other terms of endearment are not appropriate for me personally in professional healthcare. I use old fashion "yes Mam, yes Sir, no Mam, no Sir. and in an audible understandable language. CNA #00648980

Hello, my name is Adi Elenoa (i prefer to go by "Elenoa") Im originally from the Fiji Islands in the South Pacific. Ive been a caregiver for the past 4 years and im a registered CNA and Home Care Aide and have certification for Basic Life Support. The longest client iv ever looked after was for 6months. I have experience in caring for both male and female elderly clients, specifically those with Dementia, COPD and have also cared for those discharged and undergoing rehabilitation at home and also those that need companionship with assistance. I can attend to light house keeping chores, preparation of meals, transfers and attending to Activities of Daily Living. I would be happy to provide references from families of clients i have looked after. I am punctual, honest, reliable, patient, have good communication skills and very particular about the level and quality of care i provide. My hobbies include reading, traveling, outdoor activities and crafting. The best part of my work is caring for the elderly with the hopes of making their lives a little brighter and comfortable each day. I also enjoy the many life lessons i learn from each client i care for. I absolutely love pets however im allergic to Cats and unable to work near them in a home.

I am a fully vaccinated caregiver. I am caring, compassionate,trustworthy and patient. I have 30yrs experience in memory care. I have also cared for paraplegics and quadriplegics. You can teach people how to care for people but you can't teach people how to care about people. I don't just care for our most valuable but I care about them.

i become a caregiver after taking care my husband recover from a stroke 13 years ago, he went to a comma after 5 days of stoke, brain surgery end up breathing on a tracheostomy until now, I like being a caregiver because I learn more and more as I go. I love making difference in my clients life. I'm trustworthy and very dedicated caregiver, What's need to be done I do it. I'm caring, fun, outgoing, and always have a good attitude no matter what. I'm friendly, kind, gentle, compassionate, dependable and have a good sense of humor. I will always provide quality for your loved one so you can have a piece of mind. Rate are negotiable 13/hr - 16/hr depending on clients needs.

I have an extensive medical back ground, which includes, multiple years in the medical field, billing , coding, and hands on patient care. In home living. I am a respectful, honest, dependable, reliable, caring, compassionate and a patient person by nature. All of these make me a perfect candidate. This question takes me back to my first experience working with seniors. I was 15 and working as a candy striper at a SNF in Livermore. I immediately knew that my calling was to care, assist, to help seniors - man kind in any capacity possible. There are several achievements I am proud of. The most recent being the caregiver for my last client. This client had a reputation of being demanding and difficult. I was able after an in-person interview, get the position. I held the position for 3 years at the clients request. Let me-help you. The personal satisfaction from helping clients retain their dignity is what drives me. Plus my passion for caringiving for our seniors. Please note: my pay is based on varying needs of the client and my experience. Thank you Susan McGee