COPD Caregivers in Niangua - 10 caregivers found

I've worked with people of all diversities from school age to old age. I worked at Daybreak an adult daycare while my sons were little and enjoyed the adults that attended the day facility. I also drove them home each night and helped them into their homes. On Saturdays we would drive around and provide them lunch. Many of the older people at the facility were unable to cook. My mother is getting older and needing care so I've learned a lot.

Certified Nursing Assistant with several years of experience in home & facility patient care. Over 10 years specialized experience & education in Alzheimer's, Dementia, Autism & behavioral disorders. I'm happy to help ease the workload for you and your family in any way I can. Housekeeping, cooking & pet care duties, household chores and much more included in price of care as well. I worked formerly as a Veterinary Assistant, so pet care is definitely no problem! Compassionate, dependable, respectful and patient, I am very understanding and open-minded... just here to help, all work offers negotiable- let me know what you need & we'll make it work!

I am an excellent caregiver and listen to my patient's needs. I do a wonderful job, and am always cheerful.

I pride myself in having compassion and empathy for everyone involved. I have heart as well as many certificates for caring for the elderly. I took care of my father who had cancer for 5 years and also my own husband before he passed away. Staying in the home is essential for quality of life where your comfort and familiar surroundings keep your loved one at peace in there last days.

Fully insured Home and Personal Care Services provider. Owned and operated by nurses. All caregivers are fully screened for your safety.

I just recently moved to Springfield, do to my job at Expedia but before this desk job i was always in nursing homes and taking care of the elderly and i miss it and want to do it again as a part time job. I absolutely love the elderly (granted i've been beat up a few times) but there are always ups and downs in this field and honestly that's why i love it.

I have always enjoyed helping others and it is definitely my passion. I got may CNA in 2002. I have worked nursing homes, the VA, in home health care, and now as a support worker for individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities. This isn't just a job for me, it is truly my passion and it shows through my work ethic. I am easy to get along with and have a positive outlook on life.

As my mother developed Dementia I helped her adjust. It took humility and humor and I think it made me into a person I respected. After she passed away I became a professional caregiver because I loved the special bond that grows between the client and the caregiver. I see it as an honor to make the transition less uncomfortable for someone adjusting to losing their independence. I am not perfect but I do attempt, to the best of my ability to do things exactly as my client would want them done. I want the client and their family to trust that they can rely on me to keep things on an even keel. The family is often very shaken up by the prospect of hiring a caregiver and the client finds it difficult to have someone in their home so I really try to fit into their life quietly and efficiently. I am educated, well-spoken and have a good sense of humor. I like to play cards and craft and take long drives and go shopping and I am a good cook. I am happily careful to keep kosher or vegan or diabetic or heart healthy dietary guidelines. I stick to the care plan and I organize one if there isn't one. What I don't know I research. I am resourceful and I communicate. I have very good references.

Licensed CNA for over a year with 10+ years experience in skilled nursing, rehabilitation, restorative, and behavioral care. I work 12 hour overnight shifts at a skilled nursing facility & supplement with home care. Message me with any questions, thank you

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