COPD Caregivers in Stokes County - 90 caregivers found

Hello, I've been a CNA for 18 years and love every bit of it. I love taking care of people and being able to provide companionship to people. I am always positive and upbeat. I'm dependable. I love the fact that I'm appreciated and I like the feeling I get that I've helped someone who needs me. I would like to open my own personal care home one day.

Hi my name is Jordan Carter, I have been a caregiver for 4 years. My expertise range from full assistance to independent clients. I was attracted to caregiving by taking care of aunt when I was in high school. I then found a love that was truly meant for me. Helping others is second nature to me. I enjoy being a caregiver because I'm making an impact on a family that needs help. I think my all time greatest achievement was I have a client that does sign language (ASL). And she wanted me to sign with her at her church . I was super excited and nervous at the same time but I performed with her at the church. And when the performance was done everyone in the church stood up and clapped. I was grateful to be standing next her helping her and she was helping me.

I would say my expertise of me being a caregiver is that I'm patient , kind & show respect to the client and their families. Providing quality care is my goal. What attracted me to being a caregiver is that I had the pleasure of help taking care of my great grandmother and my great great grandmother up until god called them home. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is that I can provide help to those in need . Knowing that I'm making a difference in someone's life who is in need makes me feel good .

Very dependable, hard worker, and honest

I would be a great caregiver because I worked and love my elderly people.. Without them I wouldn't be where I am now. I moved here in NC to help take care of my grandma when I was 12. I've learned lots of things from my grandma..Took care of her til she was 101 years old. My mom and sisters all are in the nursing field and that's what attracted me to being a care giver. The most I enjoy being a caregiver is meeting new people, talking to them and most of all getting to listen to all the stories they lived when they was little. A kind smile or a pat on your back of a job well done.. Not to mention when they ask you Are you coming back ? Is a stamp of approval for me that it was a very good day and a job well done.

I am an outgoing person i love to help people When i was younger as my grandfather was getting sick i often took care of him up until he was admitted to the hospital. I enjoy making the client happy and seeing them smile or even talk about their day or what they use to enjoy

I am a 33 year old mother of five wonderful children and I'm a wife as well. I have been a caregiver for 14 years. Having patience and compassion help me be a great caregiver. This is a job that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations, and good communication and a positive attitude also go a long way. I enjoy working with people it brightens up my day. Knowing I'm able to help others melts my heart.

A very caring and friendly person have excellent clinical and communication skills. Absolutely enjoy taking care of people, helping with their Activities of daily living. Being a team player that brings enthusiasm, ambition, and professionalism to the work environment.

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I was the caregiver/caretaker for both of my parents. In the beginning, my mom had several, health issues. I thought at the time, I would get involve and take her to her doctors appointments and learn all I could to encourage and to better able to assist her, in living healthier. So we changed her diet and I helped her in preparing meals and other activities. Several years later, my mom was diagnosed with dementia. I didn't know then, the rolls of mother and daughter would change. For the next 18 years, I became her full-time caregiver. Although; it was extremely overwhelming at times, I knew no one would ever take care of mom like I would. Moreover; my personal achievement in taking care of her and preparing meals; she did not succumb to any of the complications of diabetes, which happens to many people with the disease. Although my dad didn't have as many health issues as my mom, he was older. He didn't have dementia and he lived to the age of 94. I'm dependable, patient and very compassionate. I enjoy making a difference in others lives. My Job Opportunity-Travel Destinations Are: Clemmons; Kernerville; Winston Salem & Maybe, Advance...