COPD Caregivers in Saint Francis - 53 caregivers found

Hi, I currently provide independent living skills, dementia care, hospice care, nanny, housekeeping, companion care, transportation, senior and home health care services. I have been providing senior care since 2000. My education includes being a current LPN, Bachelors in Social Work, addiction counselor for 5 years and Masters in Human Services. I look forward to speaking with you regarding my qualifications. I am a very patient individual and believe that communication is the key to resolving most difficulties in life. I have 4 children of which 2 are still at home. I am a single mom who enjoys nature walks, being involved in the church and living a serene and quiet lifestyle. Reading, writing, volunteering and walks are a few of my favorite things to do.

Hi,my name is Gamada. I have been caregiver for the last 8 Year's I loved it in the beginning and I still love it. one day I want to open my own adult family home. I have experience and right training. I use to work in the hospital as a cook for patients when I was in Minnesota and from there I start caring more and more for the patients even though I am just making food but it's beyond making food, I am making a difference in their daily lives and that's when I decided to become a care giver and I love helping people from young to elderly. it's some thing that I am proud of doing.

Hi my name is Wannetha. I am looking for a job in health care area mostly Home Health Aid. With a good communication skill I am friendly to all, my clients and my coworkers as well. I am compassionate to my job and I am a good listener.

I'm a good caregiver because I attentive response to situation in a timely manner. I like being a caregiver because I like making people smile and doing little things to make a person day better. I enjoy working with people and most enjoy jobs where I have one on one interaction with others. I'm proud that I have the opportunity to make someone smile each and everyday

I am happiest and most fulfilled while caring for others. I fell in love with nursing in 1978 when I started my first job as a Nursing Assistant. I found that I was not only doing a job, I was caring for a person with an extensive life history that I could learn from. People who had family who loved them but were no longer able to care for them. I went on to get my LPN in 1986 and finally RN in 2012. I have provided care in Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Centers, private care in homes, Home Care through agencies and have cared for my patients and their families with integrity and compassion. Aging parents have caused me to reevaluate the need for flexibility and the availability to now also provide care for them. This means the typical nursing block schedule is no longer a good fit for my families needs. I will continue to provide compassionate care for others but it will look different than it has in the past.

I have worked in healthcare for over 22 years! I love to help people and enhance the lives of others, each and every day! From providing meaningful activities to ADLs, I will make sure my client is successful!

1. I'm a Certified nursing assistant( CNA and also a certified medication aid (TMA) starting as a RA than CNA and now a Trained medications aid. Have a excellent experience in this field for 14 years. 2. I always wanted to be a RN . 3. Helping people achieve their daily goals, Seeing residents happy that they have achieve their meaningful goals on a daily basis makes me happy that I could be a part of their dreams come true. 4. Making sure residents or clients are well taken care of and meeting their daily goals.

I am a very compassionate care giver and really enjoy working with elders. I have always did a care giver role most of my life I also took care of my grandmother long before the end of life. So I enjoy working to make a difference in the people I serve life

I am a very bubbly, friendly person. I have 4 kids myself a 7 and 4 year old and two 3 month olds. I want to be give back and help those who have done the same for us. I lost my grandpa to stage 4 cancer 3 years ago and to watch him barely have anyone there made me feel like he was dying alone in hospice. I don't want people to feel that way. Connecting with people making sure they don't feel alone if family doesn't see them every day or if any days at all. I am finishing my ged I am only 2 tests away from finishing it. I did it for my family. But I mainly did it for myself to be able to go back to school and learn more than I already know now

I am a very kind and patient person, I treat people the way I want to be treated, with kindness, and respect. I give people wonderful care, and am able to make them smile. I enjoy being with the elder, and talking with them . I really enjoy caring for people.