COPD Caregivers in Deferiet - 8 caregivers found

I have been a caregiver for 6 years I love helping people hearing stories about you and your life. I try and go above and beyond to make sure you're happy with how I help you. I enjoy helping others and leaning about people. I truly care about my clients and the care they receive

I started out my journey in the healthcare field because of my sick mother. I was amazed at how at ease she was having people come into her home and help her with things so that she could remain at home. I decided then that I wanted to help people be able to stay in their home and live a normal life.

I'm a mom and recently out of the army. My husband is still stationed here at drum, he's military police. Just looking to help others! I love to help people in any kind of way, whatever I'm able to do I will do it.

Ever since a little girl, I have always had a passion working with the elders. I have been working as a certified nurse assistant for roughly 6. 5 months where I had the amazing opportunity to make a difference. Previously working in a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center, I have learned many skills and tasks. I have experience with all ADL's; personal care, transferring, ambulatory and many more. I have experience with dementia and Alzheimer's, catheters, feeding tubes I have recently started working as a home health aid. I'm willing to do light house cleaning along with meal preparation. My experience in in home care has been the most rewarding as it allows the senior to remain in their own home. I have very compassionate and I enjoy working with elders

Im have very good communication skills. Im very compassionate and caring. I love to work with people who cant help them selfs, and make a difference in there life. Im also very understanding! Im reliable and very dedicated.

1. What makes me like a great caregiver is that I treat my patient like my own family, I always to my mind that taking my patient is like I'm also taking care of my family 2. I love doing caregiving because it is my passion to take care of them, love them and give them the needs they needed, 3. I enjoyed most being caregiver is that being able to handle the behavior your patient is giving to you and yet you find your self it is very interesting and you still love your patient. It's like loving them with out asking for return to love you back 4. Personal achievement I am proud of is that I was able to stay calm in times of emergency when my patient oxygen sat went down to 52%, when shes having difficulty in breathing, she became cyanotic or become blue and I was doing a back percussion to her, her breathing went back to normal, (Ps. She had most form so I couldn't able to do CPr- that's why back percussion was applied)

I have a strong passion for helping people . It's one of my favorite things I can provide as a human . I absolutely love being around others . I love helping . I have a strong passion for helping the disabled. I want to further my career someday in working with the disabled. I love working in a nursing home setting as well . I love hearing stories from my patients . I love being around them . I think the main thing that attracted me in being a caregiver is I'm a huge people person . I love being around others . I love being able to help someone as much as I can . Something I enjoy the most about being a caregiver is hearing the elders stories . I love hearing their background . I love bringing smiles to their faces . They become almost family to you . Something I am really proud of is helping my aunt open up a program through our church for the disabled. It was one of my biggest achievements . Thats when I fell in love with this career path !

I thoroughly take pride in assisting others with living their best life while assisting them with living in their own home as long as they possibly can. I am patient, kind, caring and understand that with age comes many complications that sometimes takes a special person to be able to cope with. I enjoy helping others and love to see the smile on their face when they are able to still accomplish small tasks on their own, even though they sometimes need understanding and a helping hand.