COPD Caregivers in Mason County - 13 caregivers found

Caring for people came natural to me so I became a caregiver,I've been a caregiver since 1989 and I love it more now than I did when I first started .I'm planning to return to school to get my LPN Lic with in the next two years .I'm a very hard worker and always on time willing to learn ,easy to talk with ,get along with other

What makes me a good caregiver is I take pride in my work, I take care of your loved ones just as you would expect. I see my clients as I would my own family. What attracted me to become a caregiver the last 6 years is when I was little girl my grandmother needed more help around the house and full filling her regular routine. Growing up my father needed the same help as he was bed bound I refused to let him go to a nursing home so I made sure to help him in anyway I could. The main thing that I enjoy most about being a caregiver is knowing that families loved ones are being taken care of and not being neglected or abused. It makes me feel whole that I can bring light back into someone's life wether it be just providing companionship or making my clients feel they are not alone. One of my biggest personal achievements I am proud of would be being a mom, taking care of my kids and also having the extra passion to take care of someone else warms my heart.

Hello. My name is Angie and I am from Pekin. I have been a CNA for 20 years and have experience working in nursing homes, hospital and home health. I have experience with dementia, alzheimers and hospice patients. I am currently looking for weekend hours between 8-10 hours a day. I am also covid vaccinated and CPR certified. Thank you.

I'm an honest, empathetic, trustworthy person. I love to help make people feel better. Smiling and laughter are two of my favorite things. I'm patient and kind. I developed an exercise program at a nursing home. It was so rewarding to lead the group and see the progress some of the residents were able to make. A stroke victim was able to slowly increase her range of motion on the side that was practically paralyzed.

Hi all! Ever since I was little I knew I had a passion for nursing. Working in nursing homes and now home care has reassured me, nursing is the job for me! What I love about being a caregiver is the one-on-one time. I am allowed to really get to know a person, not just read their charts and talk strictly medical history. Home-care allows me to create a relationship that is unable to be made anywhere else.

Because I like being a caregiver I am passionate when it comes to the elderly,the story they tell you are amazing and sometimes funny and it is a great feeling when you see them laugh,making them happy laugh doing activities and caring for them,I am 50 years old I am married 32 years I have three grown sons and two granddaughters I love very much

I have been in health care most of my life .I enjoy helping people and doing things to make it easy for them to stay home. I have done in home personal care , as a CNA for 8 years. And also home care for 3 years. I take care of my mother that dementia. I have a lot of experience in all aspects of aging and diseases

I like helping people keep their dignity and stay in their homes where they are most comfortable. I can do everything from personal care,errands,cooking and cleaning. I like to develop a close relationship with clients so they trust and depend on my dependability.

My name is Morgan. I am a CNA and have years experience with home healthcare, long term care, and the hospital setting. I am a dedicated and compassionate individual who strives to provide the best care I possibly can to residents or patients. I believe that my patient care skills make me a natural fit for this position. I have experience performing Nursing Assistant duties, including feeding, grooming and bathing patients while helping them with their other basic care needs. I assist the nurses with their daily duties when needed. My compassion for patients, along with my ability to communicate well with them, has always made me an asset in the workplace. I feel that my patient-driven approach, CNA skills and desire to learn new residents and or patients makes me a great caregiver/cna. I love connecting with the ones I care for, building a bond with means so much to me. I'm all about residents rights and how they will always come first. I became a cna as majority of my family is the medical field so it grew on me. I will be going back to school to finish the nursing program. This isn't a paycheck for me, this is truly where my heart is. Nothing makes my day better than knowing I did my job, I gave the best care I could give before their last breath, before the are sent home, or just at the end of the shift.

My name is Amanda. I've worked in hospice for over 4 years. I treat my clients like they are my family and my own loved ones. I like to know who I'm working for and get to know them. I'm very patient with my work and like to take my time