COPD Caregivers in Chambersville - 24 caregivers found

I was attracted to being a caregiver because I wanted to be able to help people be able to do things they are unable to do without help . I just wanted to help them have the normal life they would have if they were able to do so .

Hi, working in home health I have seen first hand how hard it can be to find the perfect caregiver. Some of my most commonly described traits have been a great multi tasker, hard worker, great listener, and I'm known for my positive attitude. I would love to help with your caregiving needs however I can . I look forward to meeting you! **The hours that I am available most weeks will be evening/overnight/weekends**

My name is Barbara Alt I'm 53 yrs old I'm a CNA with over 30 years experience I love to care for the elderly I'm verse in many different areas I'm very out going I like to cook clean or just be a companion what ever your love one needs I will do.

Hi everyone, My name is Danielle, but everyone calls me Dani. I'm a certified Home Health Aide (soon to be a certified CNA and PCT (yes I have goals) that has over ten years experience in the health field. I have worked with individuals in the MR population, Veterans, individuals who are homeless, the Elderly, individuals who suffer from Substance Abuse, at risk teens and parolees. In this role, I have served hundreds of patients in their home with basic but exceptional service in duties such as: personal hygiene, healthcare, feeding, toileting, bathing, medication reminders and grooming. My expertise consist of the following: Dementia Alzheimer Autism Developmental Disabilities Blind Non-Verbal Non-Mobile Wheelchair usage Hover usage Catheter usage and more I absolutely love working in the health field. I love being able to help others and being their safe haven. Just being able to put a smile on individuals faces makes me happy.

I am a honest and caring person who enjoys caring for people who need my help. I started working in this profession when my dad suddenly became Ill with cancer. I knew then I wanted to help people .

I became a caregiver when I was 15, I have always loved helping people any way that I can. I am a great caregiver because I am compassionate, and I genuinely care about the people I care for and the impact that I have on their lives. I am proud to say that I have always worked hard and have always been a reliable co-worker and caretaker.

Im a good listener. I am kind, caring and patient. I am dependable. I love the elderly. I love it when they talk about growing up, meeting their spouses,maybe went off to war and of course their grandchildren and great grandchildren. I enjoy making a difference in their lives. Raising my children is what im most proud of.

I am a senior nursing student at IUP, and I will be graduating in may. I am very compassionate and love the field of work I am in. I have experience with caring for the elderly, as I was a caregiver for my neighbor back in High School. Since I am a senior student I have completed all areas of nursing (I will be in Psychiatrics and community nursing this upcoming semester). I am stroke and CPR certified, and also have general and military background checks and clearances. Upon graduation I will be a Active Duty Nurse in the Army. I am very personable, a fun spirit, and I love helping other people.

I believe I am a great caregiver because, I am able to take on most jobs regardless of the severity. I am able to prioritize and multi-task. I have experience with all stages of Alzheimer's and Dementia. As well as, hospice. Am also a very personal, friendly, outgoing, and most importantly reliable individual.

I have always had a nack for wanting take care of people my family always told me I was a old kind hearted soul. I am willing to help anyone I can young or old. I'm passionate at what I do I look at it as no one wants to be sick mentally or physically. I am lucky enough to be healthy so why not help others who need help helping there selves. If it wasn't for the people I have crossed paths with that I had the opportunity to take care I would have not wanted to go on to be a nurse. I know I'm doing something right when the people I have taken care of tell me I'm so glad I have you or are you going to be my aide tomorrow? I love you. Don't leave. An it breaks my heart. A. If reason why I want one on one Care cause in these nursing facilities I don't get a chance to be with the people as much as I'd like to really get that care they need. I want to be able to feel good about what I do an not guilty because I had 15 people An could only do so much by myself . This is why I am hear on earth to Be a care taker I wouldn't have it any other way