COPD Caregivers in Kleberg County - 46 caregivers found

Eagered learner love helping others in anyway possible. I enjoy my experience in the health field.

Responsible and Experienced caregiver. Experienced in Skilled Nursing, Home Care, Hospice, and post surgery rehabilitation and medication administration. Compassionate and patient. Able to follow care routines. Basic first aid and CPR certified.

I pride myself in showing empathy, compassion patience, attentiveness, dependability and trustworthiness to each of my clients I took on the role of a caregiver in 2010 and again 2016 when my own parents needed home care and worked at a local home care agency before working with Carelynx. I provide companionship as well as housekeeping and running errands for clients.

It is rewarding to care for others and bring them some comfort.

I have a lot of patience with Alzheimer's and dementia. I know how to use feeding tubes , Foley's, oxygen, suction machine. I'll go to the grocery store prepare meals, pick up medicine and take you to your appointments. Also do lighthouse cleaning.

I am a mother of three grown up children. I am an animal lover and I am a people person. I am very responsible and always on time.

My personality traits as a Certified Nurse Asst is to provide the most caring and compassion care to my patients and most of all listening to their needs of care. The one thing that attracted me to being a CNA was how my Aunt cared for my grandmother when I was a teenager, so from then on I have enjoyed working and caring for elderly or young patients. My most memorable achievement is always being there by there side to comfort them when passing.

Hi my name is Gina, I am a CERTIFIED NURSE AID (CNA) of 15 years. I have experience in working in nursing homes, private care, hospice, assisted living and as a traveling Cna as well. What helps me be a great caregiver is helping out families with their loved ones. I love helping out my residents, I help them with every day living needs. I'll keep you company and protect you while under my care. What made me want to become a Cna was when I was a teen, I was working at a facility as a housekeeper and my Aunt was a resident at facility I worked at. My Aunt was blind so she would put the call light or yell for help, well as a housekeeper I was told that we are not to assist residents only can wheel them into dinning room. Well I was mopping down a hall way across from where my aunt would stay and I seen her call light blinking, so I said to myself well the Cna will get it soon. I went back to mopping, I'm down a diff hall now and I still see her light on and I hear her yelling, so I tell the nurse and they said they be there in a bit, nurse went out to smoke and I can still hear her calling out for help. Well I was busy doing my job, next thing I know I see that paramedics rushing into her room and so I left what I was doing and went to see why paramedics went to her room. I come up to her room and what I saw made me run out and call my mother which was her sister. I was soooo furious, what I saw was the EMT guy giving her cpr she was on the floor with blood everywhere and she passed away. I was so upset with the nurses, that if only they would have taken 5 mins out there time to answer that call light or answer her yelling for help she would be here. So after all this passes I told myself I was going to take the Cna class and be a better caregiver than they we're showing me that day. I don't like to ignore light or call for help. I want to be there to protect them, some residents don't have anyone, we as a caregiver are their family. I listen, I love, I help, I care

I just loner to the area. I love working one on one with the elderly , In my opinion they have the best care

Caregiving is a deeply rewarding profession. I consistently exceed expectations, learning valuable lessons from my clients and fostering positive relationships. The satisfaction derived from providing exceptional care and companionship is profoundly fulfilling. This personal accomplishment stems from a profound motivation born from the loss of my parents, inspiring me to dedicate myself to the care of others. I remain committed to providing dedicated and compassionate care.