COPD Caregivers in Dike - 39 caregivers found

I love helping people! I enjoy cooking, cleaning and shopping! I like the companionship and conversation with clients.

Hello my name is Lacey, I am happily married with 3 children, in our free time we love to spend time in the woods as a family or taking random day trips with our kids! I absolutely love being a caregiver because I love making people feel important and wanted on even some of their worst days. I have completed EMT-B school but with 3 kids an ambulance schedule isn't really something I am looking for, and caregiving is my true passion. I absolutely love and adore elderly people (my husband gives me a hard time about always wanting to take them home with us when we see them in public lol). I hope to help with your family members in anyway needed! [?]

Hi, I'm Tasha, I am looking forward to working with amazing people. I have been in health care my entire life in one way or another. I have worked im nursing homes, assisted living and in private homes. I have cared for people "from the cradle to the grave". I have worked with people with different degrees of mental, physiological and developmental status. I love conversation, I learn so much by just conversing. I believe that, if one wants to, any encounter can be a learning experience. I treat those I care for (clients), as I would treat anyone I cared for (family, friends). As a client, you are someone's "something" parent, child, spouse, sibling, etc. And you, as a person, are worthy of positive interactions, relationships, and a quality of life. My job is to relate that to you, in action and in thought. You have a right to be the person you were meant to be. You are the only one in control, you know your wants and desires, who am I to judge you, or talk against you and your wishes. I am not saying that EVERYTHING you want will be handed to you, but..is it really a big deal if you have dessert before or after a meal? I've worked with a lot of people (cradle to the grave) who have others put "demands" and "ought toos" and "shouldn't haves" on their loved ones. With moderation, does it really matter if the shower is given day or at night? Pending other plans, but, my life has been a struggle, why complicate it more with unnecessary "demands" all the time. I hope our time together will be meaningful and we can learn something new from each other along the way.

Hello, my name is Kimberly Moore and I have experience in the medical field having performed occupational therapy for 22 years in various settings including but not limited to home health, rehab hospitals, out patient clinics, and skilled nursing facilities. I absolutely love serving others especially those that can no longer perform day to day tasks on their own due to physical limitations. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the burden that is lifted off of my clients when I can assist them with even the simplest of tasks. The achievement that I am most proud of is the fact that I performed my dream right out of high school to become an occupational therapist and I did that even with financial and familial difficulties and did that career for 22 years.

I like the elderly, they have lots of knowledge. I helped both my parents before they passed. Both had dementia of some degree. I love to cook. I take pride in my work. I will shop and will laundry and make sure everything is clean and well sanitized be leaving.

What makes me a great caregiver is that, I'm loving, compassionate, and very caring. What made me become a caregiver is my great grandmother that I was caring for had Dementia. And I have been a caregiver/Cna since 2005. What attracted me to being a caregiver is that I truly love to help people especially the people who can longer do for themselves or who just need companionship. What I love most about being a caregiver is just being able to help someone and make their life a little bit easier and bring them comfort. My personal achievement that I'm most proud of is being able to advancing in the medical field. I went from a caregiver, Cna, phlebotomist , to a future medical assistant. I have also been a Cna for the past 15-16 yrs working in long term care facilities.

I am a Licensed Vocational Nurse who's passion is to love and care for the elderly and make them feel comfortable as well as safe. Being a caregiver brings me true joy being able to put a smile on there face and make a positve difference in the day to day life routine. I enjoy mostly about being a caregiver is learning, listening to all the stories and experiences they have to share of their own they have occured in life, simply makes my heart within smile.

I am a 29 year old mother of two. I have worked in elderly care for around a decade beginning in 2012 and continuing until I became a stay at home parent, and now I am ready to return to the workforce doing what I love. I look forward to meeting you and your family memeber. I am a great cook, an meticulous when it comes to housework.

Dedicated to providing in home Care That enriches Client's lives And helps them maintain The highest possible Level of Independent living. Friendly , Compassionate and reliable with experience Assisting clients with their personal meat

I am interested in the history of this great nation so i love the stories my clients tell me. I am naturally nurturing, so i love to care for people and animals. I met a woman who did this kind of work and when I saw how much she loved it, i applied to her company and went to work there shortly after. I like meeting people that gave so much to shape our country, their experiences are always amazing. I am most proud of myself for being able to get back up and do for myself after my husband of 30 years died of a sudden heart attack last year, I never thought I'd be able to survive without him, i surprised myself..... Now, it's time to get back to work.