COPD Caregivers in Camak - 13 caregivers found

I'm a small town country girl, who has always had an interest in health care. While in high school, I volunteered at hospitals and nursing homes. After high school I continued on to Bennett College and studied Biology for about a year. Shortly After returning home I received a job with a home health care facility. Being a nurse has always been the career for me. I'm currently employed part time with ResCare and attending the CNA program, upon completion I intend on going back to school to become a RN (registered nurse).

I have had my CNA license since 2012 when I graduated high school. I have experience in psych facilities; skilled nursing facilities; home health facilities and so much more. I am a reliable person and do not mind working over if need be. I became a caregiver to be that special person to talk to; to cook for or anything that may be required. My biggest personal achievement is continuing to further my education while being a full time mom.

I am a compassionate, patient, and dependable individual with a strong commitment to helping others, which makes me an excellent caregiver. My ability to remain calm under pressure, communicate effectively, and show genuine empathy allows me to provide high-quality care and emotional support to those I serve. I was drawn to caregiving because I have a passion for making a positive difference in people's lives and offering comfort to those who need it most. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is building meaningful connections with my clients and knowing that my support helps them live safely, comfortably, and independently. One personal achievement I am especially proud of is being recognized for my dedication and compassion while helping individuals reach their goals and maintain a sense of dignity and confidence in their daily lives.

Being a caregiver/service to others bring me joy.

My goal is to give care to the one you love helping your love one's to get back to good health.

First I am a christian mother of three beautiful children with over 20 years of caregiving to those with intellectual disabilities. I enjoy volunteering to help support others in need. What attracted me to provide care to those who are unable to care for themselves is the way society has dismissed the population of this special community in need of this service of hospitality and care. I enjoy this area of care because we will all need help at some point in life, whether it is now or later. When I care for another individual, I do it the right way the first time, and I do it with pride. Most importantly, I care for others the way God would want me to care for my neighbor. A personal achievement I am most proud of is accomplishing and furthering my education to the highest degree possibly as a single mother when society did not believe I could.

I'm retired and bring with me many years of experience of taking care of the elderly. In my 20-30's I was a CNA and worked home health care, before retiring in insurance. I enjoy sitting and interacting with the elder and have been blessed with a warm hearted spirit. I spend the majority of my week with my Aunt and ensuring she is taken care of. Such as taking her grocery shopping and spending time visiting with her. I can be a great companion for many.

I am a very attentive, very compassionate woman with a soft spot for the elderly and disabled. I have cared for the elderly and a few family members with disabilities. I wanted to be a caregiver because I experienced first hand what a toll having to care for family was like and the strain of having to balance a situation like that is. So I wanted to help. I'm just happy I can help.

I am a compassionate, motivated and honest person. It gives me great joy to bring love and care to any living soul that needs it. I am rewarded seeing the joy and accomplishments that I help others achieve. I m proud to say I have been helping this community in numerous ways for 13t + yrs.

I have been a CNA/caregiver for the past 10+ years. I enjoy it because it gives me gratitude to make someone's day. I treat them just like I would want my own family treated.