COPD Caregivers in Cleburne - 303 caregivers found

I am completing my graduate degrees, in social work and theology. I am a veteran who has experience as medic as well as over 10 years of caregiving experience. Although I am meticulous about client safety and well-being, I try to make sure clients are comfortable and enjoying their time with me. My ultimate goal is to be part of a care team that helps keep individuals in the home for as long as possible.

what help me become a great caregiver? going to C.NA school and working hands on. what attract you to being a caregiver?. this has been my dream. what do I enjoy most about being a caregiver? I can help and give my all. what is a personal achievement you are proud of? putting a smile back on a person face making them feel better and loved and they self.

I am a compassionate caregiver and have over 20 years experience. I enjoy helping my clients feel as independent as possible, truly taken care of, their needs and concerns addressed, and like a valuable person, not a number. I support and encourage the family (when appropriate). I'm good with most pets. I do not smoke, drink, or do drugs. I'm honest, trustworthy, and I WILL show up!

It brings me great joy knowing that the patients I take care of and work for can have a better quality of life by getting to know them and help them with whatever they need. I have always enjoyed not only working with older people, but children as well. I have been a caregiver for many years not only for family and relatives but people I never knew before. I always feel a sense of satisfaction knowing that the people who I work for can finally feel relief knowing they are around someone trustworthy and honest, and someone that they can feel comfortable with. I am proud of the fact that I am going to online college to pursue a degree in business management so that one day maybe I can open my own healthcare establishment. The thing I enjoy most about working as a caregiver is the great big hugs I get from my clients as a rewarding way of saying thank you for what I do!

I love being a,care giver because I enjoy helping others. I also like the feeling of them knowing I'm here to help them through anything. I have learned alot from becoming a caregiver. It has made me a stronger, very kind, noble person.

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I am a loving and Compassionate person. I started taking of my grand mother at the age 15yrs old and she is 92, so that is what motivated me to be a caregiver and pursue the career. I enjoy it because it is a work that require human conscience and it remind me that' one day I will be old. It is call to serve God through humanity it is not just a profession. You need patience and tolerance to accommodate the elderly. The quality of care I will give determination how long their lifespan will live especially for the hospice patients ,and for the dementia and Alzheimer's patient, it require a lot of strategy and knowledge of the stage and how to handle them. For bed bound or disable they need total care service.

I became a caregiver/CNA because I like being able to help people. I like being able to see the joy in people that I help. A personal achievement I am proud of is that I am a college nursing student with straight a grades. I am a very easy going people person.

I love being able to support someone that is in need of care.

I very patient, flexible,Honest, Compassionate, and Supportive, I have been in the healthcare field for over 17yrs. I enjoy helping others in need and giving them a little extra hope. I started out helping family members with care and I went from there. I'm proud to help othes and help them over come fears of thinking that they can't do certain things that they are use to doing.