COPD Caregivers in Butler County - 21 caregivers found

Hi I am Heather. I have been doing some sort of caregiving since I was 16 years old. I love to take care of and help people. I adapt easily to new situations. I am also going to school to become a skilled care giving nurse. I am most proud of getting my medical Assistant certification. What I enjoy most is learning about new people and places.

I am a very passionate, dedicated, and committed to delivering selfless, purpose-driven service. I believe in servant leadership and making sound decisions in the absence of direction. I want family members to feel like I am an extension of their family, someone they can rely on when most necessary. I was attracted to caregiving by the reward that comes from helping others. Seeing people that were in need for care, when family members simply don't have time, money, or emotional longevity that is required in long-term assisted living and care. I am very proud of raising my two teenage daughters as a single mother, while working multiple jobs. It was very difficult, but highly rewarding seeing them grow, and exhibiting the same work ethic and love I try to possess.

I became an LPN nurse because I love helping others. I am very compassionate. I think outside the box. I am a problem solver by nature. I am able to take charge of a situation if needed. I can strike a conversation with just about anyone. I was on the dean's list while taking classes. I live in the country and have a small hobby farm.

I have a good personality I show no judgment I think what makes me a good caregiver is that I really truly do care and my patience are going through enough obviously that at the end of the day and their happiness and they're once that's what matters I really enjoy, putting a smile on my patients face and not making them feel ashamed about anything and it's also important to make a good relationship with your patient as a caregiver as well.

I'm 38 have 2 teenagers my husband of 23 years has seizures disorder I became a cna after taking care of grandpal on hospice care I learned alot And it's all about compassion, so from there I went to school an have made a career I Enjoy helping Caring for elderly

I believe I'm a great caregiver because I care from the heart not the pay. The first thing that attracted me to being a caregiver was the fact that I just fell in love with the at home setting of caregiver. Growing up I always heard about people who have put the family away in a "home" when they reach their senior years, but my first interview , it was the total opposite.I worked in a house that had 6 residents, and it was theor home, they were like all room mates in a sense and I had never seen anything like it up until that day. And from then on I wanted to be a part of everything that goes along with caregiving.

I love to care for people. I really enjoy the elderly . I've learned So much from them. I enjoy talking to them . Hearing stories. I love to cook. I like the one on one time. I get to spend with people using the CNA .

I have been a caregiver for the past nineteen years and I have an extensive background and experience. I love helping others and have never considered doing anything else.

Providing care for those who need help with daily living tasks. An attentive, trustworthy caregiver that is patient, empathetic, and has strong people skills. Pays close attention to detail, committed and determined to make not only the client but their families feel safe and comfortable knowing that they are getting the best care. Provides companionship with providing emotional support.

What makes me a great caregiver is the fact that im always with a willing spirit to provide quality patient care and the compassion I hold for someone in need of my help is my expertise! I started out as a caregiver without a license in the year of 2009! I took on the responsibility of taking care of a woman that had a stroke and just needed Supervisory assistance. I learned so much from her, I enjoyed her just as much as she enjoyed me. My resident became a part of me. Going forward I decided that to be able to aboard facilities and help more people would suit me. After she passed in the year 2011. I began taking nursing classes, I received my professional CNA license in the year of 2012. I felt I had accomplished major goals and now I was ready for the job! It made me feel needed and proud after a days work which has kept me in the medical field until now. I will always keep her in my memories and I won't forget my wonderful learning experiences which all began with her! Thank you