COPD Caregivers in Victor - 125 caregivers found

I am a great listener and genuinely care about people. I will listen to clients issues, no matter what they are and treat them with compassion and respect. I am outgoing and easy to get along with, as well as driven and motivated. I became a caregiver when my neighbors hired me as their babysitter. They also owned a caregiving businesss and offered me a job, which I ended up being really enjoying.

I tend to have a positive outlook on things.

Hello I'm Rebecca! I am 20 years old, and absolutely love Colorado! I adore caring for the elderly, and even making friends with them. I have a deep passion for the medical field, and for helping others. When my grandma started declining in her health, I knew it was my calling to help all the elderly. It gives me a meaning to be at work, it creates a job I don't need a vacation from! I just had my first baby May 23rd! Prior to that I was working at Jackson creek senior living. I absolutely loved my job there and am very excited to start my new journey with this company!

Hello! I am Melissa. I started taking care of people in general at a super young age.Along with my love of animals! Helping. Nurturing. Assisting.making people smile and laugh. Making them feel safe and secure in my presence. Though I currently am not 1st sure and CPR certified I have been taking g these classes over 30 yrs.I worked with the mentally and physically disabled for 30yrs. I am very experienced with many metal and physical disabilities from bi polar. Dementia. Alzheimers. Autistic. stroke. Diabetics. Deaf. blind. G tube. And more thank u. Taking the time to read.

I have always loved working with the elderly since before I became a registered nurse. I like helping others and just listening to their stories. I am dependable and punctual. I am a registered nurse but I am waiting for my license to be transferred from Illinois to Colorado. I am looking for a position where I can use my experience and just help others.

I enjoy being with the older people my mom passed at 57 never gad to change to take care of her hut choose now to take care of ithers mom and dads im most proud of my 3 wonderful boys

I believe it is essential to have patience when working with the elderly. When the well-being of an elderly individual depends on your presence you need to be there. Compassionate, supportive, supportive, and creative are all very helpful as well. I grew up with my mother and grand mother both working in the hospital as ICU nurses. My first real job was a caregiver at a small assisted living center. I absolutely fell in love caring for the elderly.

I am a care giver at heart! I have always been the nurturer of the family. I have 17+ yrs experience with caring for the elderly. 13 of those years specializing in Alzheimer's and dementia care. I learned from my previous residents' that it's important to have a sense of humor in this field of work, which I can think I'm a comedian some days! I never knew this work was meant for me until it just fell into my lap one day and was told by many I was a natural. I find it very rewarding seeing my patient's happy, see someone relieved of their pain, or just making that special bond or friendship after earning their trust. Whether it be just for a moment in each day, to see that I made my patient's life a little bit easier for them-makes caregiving so worthwhile. Something I have achieved would be staying in this field of work for so many years. There are people that simply aren't capable of doing the "dirty work" that comes with the job title. I can admit sometimes there will be "bad days,"but will always realize that at the end of the day- the good outweighs the bad....

I guess everything as a whole as a caregiver.

I enjoy helping other people. Learning their story. Providing companionship