COPD Caregivers in Fallon - 3 caregivers found

I am proud to help and assist people with tasks such as grooming, feeding and bathing. I enjoyed taking care of people and helping what they needed. Also, I'm a good listener if they want to talk to me. I aspire to gain experience, expand my knowledge and skills while providing compassion to each individual with dignity, passion, and responsibility.

The reasons I would make a good caregiver is because I have dealt with people in my life who have had health issues. I am a caring person who wants to make people happy and I want to see people well taken care of. My person achievement that I am most proud of is that I was able to get my AA degree. It took time but I finished it.

Hello, my first name is Wendy. Thank you for your interest in me as a caregiver. My caregiving experience spans over a period of more than fifteen years. At a very young age my interest in nursing the sick and injured back to health was very apparent to both me and to my family. It is a calling that has never left me. For me, being in service to others is the most rewarding thing I can do with my time. It fills me with a sense of purposefulness. The skilled caregiver I am today was developed over time; through a lot of hands on experience and through continued education. This wealth of knowledge and my many acquired home nursing skills are a combined product that I bring to every one of my clients. When I care for someone my goal is always to leave that person feeling better in their mind, body and spirit. Some of the skills I am proficient in are: * wound care * medication reminders or management * CPAP & respiratory treatments * feeding tube * toileting & dressing * mechanical lifts (Hoyer et al) for non- ambulatory patients * meal preparation * bathing * housekeeping * pet care & cleaning * errands - shopping, prescription pick-up etc. * companionship & positive conversation * memory care