COPD Caregivers in South Dartmouth - 87 caregivers found

I never know what to write when it comes to this part. Most people say I'm happy go lucky, I have a quirky sense of humour. I guess I would have to my step mom introduced me to the field, She was a nurse in a long term care facility, they were short handed and needed help. Needless to say I was very young and didn't last long. As I got older and became a single parent I needed work and it just seemed like the natural thing to do, to become a caregiver to others outside of my children. I believe my greatest joy in doing this job is helping others and making a difference in their lives, even if it's just making a snack or a meal, or shaving a face or combing hair. Sometimes is the smallest thing that make the biggest difference for someone. I would have to saY my personal achievement I'm most proud of is raising my children alone to adulthood, to be respectful, productive adults. Now helping to raise my youngest grandson.

Compassionate person and I enjoy helping people.

A great caregiver must be attentive, compassionate and reliable. I became a caregiver because I like helping people and makes difference to their lives. Making a difference in someone's life every day is personal achievement l am proud of.

I believe I am the best caregiver because prior to becoming certified I look care of both my parents that were terminally ill. That is actually what made me decide on this field of work,I love caring for others and assisting others to accomplish task that they normally could not do on there own.My proudest accomplishments is when I had the privilege to work with an patient that was tramatic brain injury and I tought her to do the simplest task such as washing het face,brushing her hair and feeding herself among many other things that were once a struggle for her.

Hi, name is Robert. I first got my PCA in 1984. I took care of a completely disabled man in a wheelchair. Lifts were all manual and showers, bowel movement with a Fleet was continuous for the 3 yrs l worked with him. I took him where ever he wanted to go, Beach, Dr.'s, Park, Patriots Football Games, Concerts. I have been working since then with the disabled, psychiatric disabled, physically disabled, Drug Rehabilitation. My mind is to be with those in their struggles and try to keep everybody in a positive atmosphere...

Caring for people is my passion! My mother was a cna all her life so I grew up in nursing homes volunteering at an early age. Love helping and doing as much as I can for our elders as they have helped us. I'm a fun, energetic at times, loving person that is just trying to reach out my hand to help another

My name is Linda , I have been a caregiver to my grandmother who has passed 3 years ago and I have provided services to her for about 5 years, I enjoy doing helping out families who need the help , dwhat attracted me to be a caregiver was I get to meet different people I just enjoy providing care and helping out anyone who is in need for any type of care , medical , dental and etc. get to meet you

I have always taken the 'giver' in care giver very seriously and as such have devoted myself to the selfless care of all my clients. I take an approach that focuses on dedicating myself to ensuring not only the health of patients, but also their happiness.

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I am reliable, respectful and enjoy helping people live safely and independently at home. 10+ years of hands-on experience allows me to customize services for all levels of care (hospice, diabetes, dementia, wound care, companionship, etc). Services offered support all ADL'S and IADL'S (bathing, grooming, feeding, meal prep/nutrition, medication/household management, transportation/errands/shopping, etc.) and home organization projects. I look forward for the opportunity to become a part of your care team :-)