COPD Caregivers in Keenesburg - 65 caregivers found

Hello, and thank you for checking out my profile! I have been a caregiver since 2011 and truly love what I do. I am a patient and compassionate person who loves to help others. I feel satisfied knowing I can help others when they need me. I enjoy walks, reading, animals, working on word puzzles, and great conversations. I look forward to meeting you.

I am very outgoing and caring . I love being able to help people live and maintain a better life. I have cared for both children and elderly for over 20 years.

I'm very passionate about caring for the elderly. I'm very reliable, punctual, honest, patient, caring, understanding, caring and gentle touch, very intuitive and compassionate. I believe the elderly should be well cared for, listened too , understood and loved. I enjoy being a caregiver because I bring Joy and Happiness to my clients. I also experience Joy, Happiness and Satisfaction caring for my clients. My achievement that I'm proud of is I have been in Healthcare for 9 years. Client's and families consider me part of their family. I believe it is a privilege and honor to care for the elderly.

Outgoing , open minded , very understanding, passionate and loving

Hello I have been a caregiver for going on 4 years. I have worked in facilities doing assisted living as well as memory care . I have worked in home care . I have experience with dementia, Alzheimer's etc

Hello my name is Denna. I am a 39 year-old mother of three beautiful girls . My passion in life is taking care of others and doing anything I can to make a difference in someone else's life . The last couple years I, cared for My father who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer , unfortunately it was very aggressive and spread rapidly. After spending more time with my father I realized that although his body may not function, his mind was an ocean of stories and wisdom, waiting to be explored. It was such a beautiful experience and will forever cherish the time I had with him and the memories we shared. Taking care of my father and going through that experience have made me realize how passionate I am about helping others in their time of need. Treating patients with dignity, starts with helping them cope with their mental as well as their physical challenges. I have come to understand the signs that someone requires a further medical intervention, mental health support or simply someone to talk to as they are a little lonely. I am passionate about giving back to the older generations and being able to be apart of that journey in their life is such an amazing feeling and experience.

I have been a CNA for about 5 years now and it has always been a passion of mine to become a nurse someday to help those in need much more. Throughout the years working as a CNA I have really come to love helping others and being there for them when they feel helpless and lonely. I have lost patients on the way and when it comes down to it as much as you don't want it to bother you it truly does. I have always had a passion for what I do and when I lose those that I'm helping it does hurt me, but I'm always proud for being there to help them when no one else could.

I am extremely caring, passionate, and involved caregiver. I am dependable and understand the importance of the job. I have taken care of several family members, including my grandmother who had dementia. I have also cared for other patients that have been recommended to me. I currently have one client that I have cared for since 2010. I am flexible in pay, and have reliable transportation.

I love spending time with my 2 kids and my 3 dogs.

I'm actually a caring, sincere, generous, compassionate, and empathetic kind of person. Growing up, i was close to my grandparents both sides(paternal & maternal) before they passed and had wonderful memories with them. They took good care of me for sometime while my parents were away for awhile due to their work. I also had few experiences as a Home Care Aid when i was still based in California before we moved in here to Colorado to be reunited with family. Being a caregiver is not an easy job it has a lot of challenges along the way, but it helps build your character by being a better person. You become more patient, understanding and compassionate when dealing with the elderly. From my experiences so far, what i like most is it's almost like working from home and you only have to deal with one person. Also, you share fun stories with your clients and build a rapport with them. I think my personal achievement that i can say i'm proud of was when i was able to help my clients the best way i could. I was able to build like a family relationships with my clients before that even until now there are some of them that we still keep in touch with . Even though they're quite old already, but they do still remember me and how i made a positive impact on their lives and made great memories with them.