COPD Caregivers in Only - 15 caregivers found

My very first actual job was a CNA and I knew right away that it was the profession for me! I've always tried being the very best at treating others how it'd like to be treated! I look at each and every person I've ever cared for as if they were my own family and still keep in touch with many of them. I've always enjoyed helping people and making they're day easier and more enjoyable!

Waiting on background check but should be coming back anytime. I became a cna in 1999 after watching my mother enjoy giving back to others so much. I followed in my mother's footsteps and can say I'm the caregiver I am today from watching her. I enjoy being there for people who needs the help. I love my job and enjoy the time I get to spend with those people I care for. I have learned alot in my 17yrs. Of working as caregiver. I'm experienced with dementia, along with other needs.

I have always had a desire to make a difference in the lives of others. I went from being a teacher, mother of 3, and working with mentally and physically challenged into personal caregiving. I feel like the my client is family. I look forward the new experiences ahead.

I am caring and compassionate person with the love of helping others. I became a caregiver because there are so many people out there that need help with the basic yet daily functions. It is heart warming helping individuals stay and enjoy their own home. For the last company I worked for I received Caregiver of the month two months in a row.

I am a very caring person. I get along well with people of any age. I am flexible with my schedule, friendly

I think I'm a great caregiver because I show care. Compassion. I'm respectful. I enjoy being able to help someone in need.

I am currently a student to be an Occupational Therapy Assistant. When I decided I wanted to become an OTA it was because of my passion to help people. I find it to be very rewarding and heartwarming to help someone be able to still maintain their lives as much as possible. In being a caregiver it allows myself to fulfill my passion and give the family of a loved one some peace of mind. I am proud of myself for pursuing my dreams and educating myself to the highest ability in my future career.

My name is Krista. I am a single mother to 2 wonderful little boys. They are my 2 reasons to strive to be a better person and they both have taught me so many things! I believe that I am a great fit for the caregiving position available, I have a lot of patients, I remain calm when something doesn't go as planned, and I take my job very seriously! What attracted me to being a caregiver is for sure not the money you make, or how much! I have never been the type to care more about the money, I care more about making the client feel comfortable, safe, and most of all enjoy life like they should, and putting a smile on their faces! That is the most important thing that means the most to me, and that is what I enjoy most out of being a Caregiver! It is about making our clients we care for happy, its not about the money!

I have worked as a CNA-HHA for over 20 years, first through various agencies and then on my own as a private duty caregiver until I started my own home care agency. I worked well with mostly the elderly and Alzheimer and dementia patients. The benefits I receive from caregiving are numerous. I truly enjoy helping people and feeling needed and appreciated by them. I enjoy interacting with the families and working together to develop care plans and meet challenges associated with the job. One of the things I'm most proud of is being able to give the clients and their families peace of mind knowing that their loved ones are comfortable and well-cared for.

I think one of my greatest Gifts, attributes, and My Proudest Strengths is my Love and Compassion for Children and the Elderly. It fills my heart with joy to watch a child giggle or an elderly person laugh knowing that they are loved and being taken care of by me. I helped my Mom care for my Dad when he was diagnosed with Scleroderma. For over 2 years I administered his many medicines, checked his vitals, oxygen levels and his breathing treatments. I also helped my Mom take him to Vanderbilt for his many appointments. Even though he passed from this horrific disease I felt Blessed that he knew I was there with him and My Mom taking Loving care of him. My current elderly couple I have been caring for are moving in with their children so they can be closer. I desire to stay in a caregiver position for the elderly as I feel that God has given me this Gift to help the elderly have laughter and joy in their aging years. I also receive Blessings and Knowledge from them as they talk about their journeys through life. I have a deeper sense about true hardships and sacrifices our elderly have endured to make our lives better.