COPD Caregivers in Pharr - 34 caregivers found

I am an Occupational Therapy student going through my last rotation before graduation. I'm caring, kind, and attentive. Through school, I have gained skills that will make me a competent and mindful caregiver.

I was a caregiver/provider from January 2003 to August 2019. I completed a certified nurse assistant course in January 2003, as well as 12 hours continuing education yearly for 16 years.

Hi my name is Victoria I'm very interested in helping your loved one in daily living duties like cooking, cleaning, B/P reading assistances , A1c reading assistances, bathing , personal cleaning services, helpful with comforting your loved one and being kind and patience with their needs. I'm a certified medical assistant/professional with over 4 years of active experience servicing an array of specialties including home health care services. I enjoy being with people and always respect personal boundaries and privacy. Understanding some daily tasks can become impossible for your loved ones i would be grateful and happy to help them feel comfortable and safe with my assistance

I am an excellent listener, I am very alert of my surroundings. I pay very close attention and monitor my patients every move. I am alert with time management as well. I was previously CPR and First Aid Certified. I have my own transportation am a very responsible person.

I'm reliable, including arriving for work on time and fulfilling all duties on time. I respect students, and patients privacy and dignity. I work with a positive demeanor and kind tone of voice. I'm very patient and considerate when working with a student or patient. I'm known to be very trustworthy with students, and patient care. I enjoy working with people, and animals. I like having a one-on-one interaction with adults. I've always enjoyed taking care of my elder family members, and co workers. I've always had an open heart to people that require some additional help. I like older adults and tend to connect with them very well. My favorite part about being a caregiver, and special needs driver is seeing the elders/children thrive and be happy. I love to see that my efforts and care can make a difference, and make a positive impact on a person's day and well being. One of the special achievements that I'm proud of is the way I can change someone's attitude or day. I have the ability to talk with people and make them feel comfortable and safe.

I want to be able to help out the community and work my way to get an RN

Im anita im 53 and in very good health I have work in the medical field 1999 so I love working with elderly all types of people I'm a person who like to work stay busy like to work long hours I have been doing this for mean year if you have lots of hrs I can do or if you have little hours I can do it... I can also. Cook cleaning and all the good stuff that whit that very will training in the medical field I have also work ass a house manager I work at a care home the Care home had 5 residents I took care of all 5 residents myself and each resident had their different needs and is a care home caregiver and manager I took care of all the financials in for the care home Ordering groceries paying bills raging from hospice to doctor's visits For my clients Very familiar also hospice care And when you work at a caravan with 5 residents you are to cook clean take care of their medications take care of their doctor's appointments make sure everything in the home is safe for them 3 meals A-day exercise daily Pass out meds as needed keep the The family informed of their love one It all depends on what type of work is needed my pay is 25$ an hour, But if it's just a panic ship I can do it for 17$an hour. That's per person if it is husband and wife I can work on agreement

Tolerance and respect are what make me a great caregiver, making a different and becoming part of someone's life, being there for someone who needs my services makes me to enjoy life. I meet and make new families and friends across the world with different lifestyle and culture make me fulfilled my dreams.

My reasons for becoming a caregiver because I volunteered to care for my terminal cancer sisters(2) & my terminal cancer father. I cared for them in bathing them (sponge baths), giving their medicines, scheduling their meds, making soups, their special drinks, sweet porridge, changing their pampers as needed or if they preferred walking to bathroom, also changing their beds everyday. I also cared fir my mom whenever she would have her diarrhea accidents, she had colostomy illness. She had her provider but I substituted whenever I was needed. I never applied for caregiver services but volunteered only for my family. I was glad to have cared for my family members. Caring for someone dying of cancer is very heartbreaking especially if it's your family member. It broke my heart with my family. My satisfaction of caring for my family members is that I tried my best to make their painful dying days the most comfortable. My older sister told me that I was her bathing helper, that I should teach the nurses. We both laughed.

-Experienced,Reliable ,trustworthy,dependable and empathetic . Have over 25 years experience. Available on weekends or early morning hours