COPD Caregivers in Robinsonville - 55 caregivers found

Been a caregiver is my calling, i have the passion and the companionship to give unconditionally. I am a certified nursing assistant with 14 yrs under my belt also First Aide,BLS,CPI, and CPR certified. I am a God fearing human being who believes the statement " treat people the way you want to be treated.

My name is Allison.I am very trust worthy and enjoy caring for others. I have done some volunteer work at two nursing home, one as a caregiver in Escondido,ca and as a Rehab tech in vista, ca. I have experience in patient care, bathing, feeding, incontinence care. I am willing to do housekeeping and preparing meals. I have experience doing therapeutic exercises for those that are bed bound. I have a diploma as a healthcare rehabilitation therapy technician.I feel that I can provide great services and be the adequate amount of help you are looking for.

I got my Personal Care Aide license in 2006 so I would know how to care for my mother who had cancer and then 2011 tended to my father til his death in 2013. I enjoy visiting and hearing about the clients unique lives, I enjoy the flexiablity in hours as a caregiver, but most of all knowing with my assistance I am helping people live longer and happier lives indepentently. I am proud that I was able to care for both my parents before they died and I was able to keep them from going to the nursing home. I am a single, white, female, mother, caring, reliable, hard working, a great cook, and friendly. I worked for East Arkansas Area Agency on Aging and recertified my personal care aide training in Arkansas in 2014. My clients always bragged that I can fold laundry like department store and the fitted sheets like should be folded. That is due to my 10 years in hotels business and many years working Apparel department at Wal-mart. I am currently a greeter at Wal-mart.

i became acaregiver after taking care of my grandmother.i then development a passion for caring for people.lve worked in other fields but has always returned to my first love.im acompassionate person and love making a difference in the lives of others.Caregiving will always be more than a job to me.

I have been caring and compassionate my whole life, I've always felt compelled to help anyone that needed assisting in any fashion. The enjoyment that I get most out of doing this, is knowing that I may somehow in some small way be contributing to making a difference in someone's life at a time when they need it most. Becoming certified as a nursing assistant, is what I'm very proud of. Because not only do I get to do what I love, but knowing that I have been properly trained in doing so gives me a greater joy.

I am a certified nursing assistant that loves my job. When I moved to Memphis in 2008, I was blessed to have an eighty nine year old patient on my wife's mail route that was put on hospice, I not only revived her as she say but I gave her that second wind by tending to all her needs while taking care of her in her neice home. I prepared her food with love, took her vitals, bathe her because she was an amputee that just needed a lot of attention. I cared for her from 9am- 9 pm seven days a week for four years and the only reason that I had to leave was because her neice lost her job and decided to put her in a nursing home because she could no longer afford the expense. It is times like these that makes me appreciate helping those who cannot help themselves.

Greetings to each of you...Im 32 years old and have been a caregiver since 17 years old. What makes me a great caregiver is that I am very loyal caring and concerned for anyone. I became a caregiver after helping a family that I knew nothing about take a break to enjoy theirself since the father was very ill. Every since that day I have been loving every moment.

Hi, my name is Kim, I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping people, providing that love that a person needs when they think that life is over, I love my job, I love helping different type of people that need care, love, and hope. My personal achievement is that I am proud of is knowing that I have the ability of knowing that i do my job with the best care I know how, I thank God for giving me the heart, the patience, and the knowledge of knowing how to use this love he has put amongs me. My family is from Mississippi, I grew up close to really everything, like church was right next door to me, school was a mile away from home, family was everywhere, I am very family oriented, I grew up believing in helping others, I have 4 others sisters exactly like me, I only have one brother, and he's a truck driver, but through everything I love what I do, I wouldn't change it for nothing.

I kind of fail into this line of work because I think I am a natural caregiver, I love to care for every loving thing. I come from a long line of caregivers. I was a foster parent for over 5 years and I just loved it. I have been a daycare teacher. For the last 10 years and more I have been a " direct support professional", Working with the intellectually disabled. I am also certified in "Home health Management". What attracted me to caregiving is the instinct to keep people that have disabilities safe. A personal achievement I am proud of is about a 50 year old woman who was not able to put together a 4 to 6 piece puzzle not even interested in learning how to put on a pair of socks, afraid to walk up or down steps but with patience and persistence she can do these things and is enyjoying learning new things.

I AM VERY KINDHEARTED, LOVING, CARING, I AM HUMBLE TO OTHERS, AND I LOVE TAKING CARE OF MY ELDERLYS. I HAVE BEEN A CNA SINCE 1998, CBRF SINCE 2004, MY HEART, GOD GAVE TO ME TO LOVE MY ELDERY. THANK YOU.