COPD Caregivers in Moores Hill - 23 caregivers found

Hello, My name is Cheyanna Fields! I am a 25 years old single mom to the most handsome 2 year old! I am hard working ,independent , self driven, detail oriented, self motivated, organized, clean, and cheerful person! I have been a caregiver for a little over 5 years, I love helping others with day to day life skills and needs I always knew I wanted to help people and once I finally started to I knew I never wanted it to end! Helping others makes me feel so much joy just knowing that the person is being properly cared for. I love getting to know each an every person I get the pleasure of working with. I couldn't be more proud of the field of work I'm in helping others takes a special person, lots of patience and a good heart,thankfully God blessed me with all of that because now I get to love what I do l!

CPR license HHA license, C.N.A I have been an active caregiver since 1995. I am reliable, and an honest person. I have a big heart. I absolutely love being a caregiver. My experience varys from client to client. Most of my clients that I have worked with have some degree of Alzheimer's. I would say that I'm very experienced in that department. My availability as far as scheduling varys. I enjoy working more hours then fewer hours. I like to work over night care the most. I am willing to work any hours of any day or night to help with my clients needs. Also holidays are not a problem either. I have wonderful references and license for my nursing skills. Clean background check and perfect driving record.

I retired from the Army after 21 years. I love to socialize and haven't met anyone that I don't get along with! I love cooking and I'm also available for doing laundry.

I am patient, can listen and adapt to different personalities. I enjoy understanding how a patient feels and putting myself in their place. I wanted to be a caretaker to help as many people as I can. I love meeting new people and helping out wherever I can. I enjoy being a companion to a patient and helping out any way I can. A personal achievement I am proud of is when my patient was angry at me for 2 months because she has Alzheimer's and thought I had locked her out, I apologized many times everyday until she realized she had been angry for no reason and apologized. I was very happy for not becoming angry even when she was yelling and apologizing many times although I hadn't done anything wrong. My ability to understand where she was mentally helped me to grow and care even more about her.

I've been a home caregiver to my husband for 58 years of which 37 years he's been disabled. I've raised 3 children and 2 grandchildren. My children and grandchildren are my life! I love my ladies group at church and I'm a cancer survivor since 2001.

I am very passionate about taking care of people and have been since I was a little girl, which I why I became a STNA in February of 2004. The thing I love the most about being a caregiver is that I know that my resident is well taken care of with me. A personal achievement for me is when I became a mother.

I am an outgoing, friendly, and caring person. I have lost family members and I decided I wanted to take care of other people. I got into caregiving in 2017 and fell in love. I am very thorough and organized. I love my job. I have went on vacation with a client and their family to provide care in April of 2021.

I have been a CNA for 10 years, and have worked in all different situations in many different facilities. I aspire to go further with my nursing degree, and eventually, hopefully become an RN like my mom. I enjoy being a caregiver because it gives me a sense of purpose, I enjoy helping people. Many life lessons held dearest to my heart, came from the facility where I worked my first 2 years as a CNA. I currently work PRN for an agency based out of Indianapolis. Although I am through an agency, I have been steadily picking up at a facility in Franklin for over 5 years. I am searching for a PRN or part time option closer to home. I look forward to hearing from you!

I worked for 10 years at a popular downtown restaurant in Cincinnati, but I also cared for my elderly grandmother the last 5 years of her life. I can't put into words how grateful & proud I am for the relationship I built with my grandmother those last few years. I learned more about her life & her experiences than ever before. I enjoyed being her companion, taking her out & dressing her & tending to the animals & her house. Also, making her lunch & preparing her medication for the week. Our relationship while I was growing up was always somewhat silent & disconnected. My Nana was an English immigrant who served in World War II. She was part of the generation that didn't show much emotion. So when I was the only one in our family with the time to care for her, it was really the universe at work. My grandmother was a different person with me those last few years. It made me realize then that I had a way with people. I knew I loved helping people feel content, special & comfortable. At the restaurant, I turned my experiences into skill with patrons, as well as coworkers & vendors alike. Most of our customers were "regulars" and usually an older crowd. We had patrons that had literally been coming to our place & eating the same dish every Friday for 25 years. I had developed relationships with my own regular customers that would only come in on the nights that I was working,because no one took care of them as well as I did. I remembered how they liked their Salmon cooked, what drink they ordered, what table they sat at & when to bring coffee & dessert. When our customers called during the week for reservations, I knew them by name & I made sure they felt welcomed & appreciated. I know my life would be more fulfilled if I went back to working in a caregivers environment.

Compassionate caregiver with 7+ years experience serving chronically ill patients, including assisting with daily activities. Patient and energetic. Enthusiatic about being part of helping your loved ones maintain overall health and wellbeing.