COPD Caregivers in Offerman - 11 caregivers found

I believe in treating others as you want to be treated . I have a passion for the elderly I love taking care of others I enjoy helping and caring for others

I love to make everyone happy and I love to smile

I believe a great CNA is a person that truly cares about the wellbeing of a person. Treating people the same way as your own family. By doing this shows how much you care and love them. I grew up from a caring and loving family as well. I love taking care of people because I know I can make a difference in there life.

I have worked with the Elderly, also have worked at the Coffee Regional medical center for a total of 5 years in the labor and delivery department and the Emergency room department. Then I quit that job bc the job I had been waiting for which was a Hospice nurse came available and that's where I went. Most of all very easy going, love knowing at the end of every job, that I've done everything in my power to make the patient and the family very impressed and leaving with a smile. More all,that the patient has everything he or she needs.or needs done. Always patient is #1 and my main goal.

I was attracted to becoming a caregiver when My Mother became terminally ill and had to go under Hospice Care. I enjoy taking care of people and making their families have a sense of hope. I am very friendly, love to talk as well as listen. I enjoy life and seeing others happy.

1-What makes me a a great caregiver is having: patience, compassion, attentiveness, dependability, and trustworthiness. 2-Being a caregiver is more than just providing care to someone. Caring for another is about showing compassion and respect and being built their side. Patience is also a very important aspect of caring for others. 3-what I enjoy most about being a caregiver is helping others and seeing the smile on their faces. 4-A personal achievement I proud of is obtaining my PCA/CNA license. I got into caregiving when my grandfather was sick with cancer. He was a very big inspiration to my career and I'm forever grateful for him.

Hello, My name is Stacey Bennett I have been a CNA for about 21 years, I have enjoyed working with so many different people. Have had this question asked to me over the years by teachers, nurses, and even patients. Stacey why don't you go back to school to become a nurse? And over the years my answer has always been the same, if I go back to school an become a nurse I not have the joy of getting to spend time with my patients and their families, getting to know them.I have been married for 20 years and for 20 years I have been excepted by my husband sisters and brothers as if I was one of their partent's child which includes 13 kids pluse my husband that makes 14. I have 2 duaghter's and 3 grandkids.

Caring certified nursing assistant with 23 years LTC and hospital experience

1.Why did you become a Caregiver? To help others that have limited ability to do for there self. 2.What do you like about being a Caregiver? I enjoy helping others 3.What is a personal achievement you are proud of? How far I made it in life. To obtain and secure a position that will enable me to use my organizational skills, my ability to work well with others, quick learning skills, and to have to opportunity to learn and improve my skills for the better. Highly organized, accomplished with extensive knowledge of handling daily administrative tasks. Ability to communicate professionally and effectively. In-depth knowledge of open source technologies and event planning. Personal Assistant Various Clients- July 2002 to Present Provided continuous, high quality support to Management and staff. Coordinated schedule, appointments and travel arrangements; managed expense account and recovery. Proofed and edited speeches, reports and memos; screened calls and communicated directives to Board members and company shareholders. Organized meetings, including site selection, catering and preparation of appropriate materials. P Caregiver I.H.S.S - Adelanto, CA - April 1994 to Present Took temperature, pulse, blood pressure and other vital signs to detect deviations from norm. Observed patient reaction to drugs, treatments and significant incidents and notified nurse. Administered presc

My name is Julie and I have been working as a Caregiver for 3 1/2 years now. After all my years of working in the housekeeping and cooking industry, I had made the decision to become a caregiver. So many families often need a break or just want their loved ones to be cared for when they can't be there. I am a hands-on person with a strong sense of order and cleanliness. I have assisted with companionship, bathing, toileting, medication prompting, exercising, laundering, light housekeeping, light cooking, and running errands. I have some experience working with someone with early on-set dementia, Parkinson's, wound care, ambulation with gait belt. I am also CPR Certified and have recently had a TB test that was read negative. I like to keep detailed journals of my patients for myself and families, not only to keep them up to date but to help any medical staff in case of an emergency. Now that my kids are grown, I have more of a flexible schedule. I look forward to hearing from you..