COPD Caregivers in Ashford - 7 caregivers found

I enjoy what I do and I love every one I work with no matter there gender, religion, were they come from ,because we are all connected. At the end of the day I get blessed. And just getting to know a person you never knew in your life, brings joy to my heart.

Hi my name is Mataya, And if your looking for a loving, dependable, compatible caregiver for your loved one that is very skilled and knowledgeable in all care needs, I am the one. I have specialized in wound care specifically. I am currently a Certified Medical Assistant and Xray tech, and currently in school for Nursing. I have been a Medical assistant for 4.5 years now and have specialized in geriatrics, pediatrics, cardiac ICU, Neuro ICU, psychiatric, and Covid patients and much more. I am CPR certified as well. I have been specializing in home health care and skilled nursing for the past 3 years. I would love to take care of your loved one.

I'm a great caregiver because I'm very compassionate, loyal and honest. I love what I do because I can make a positive difference in people's lives.

I am a full fledged caregiver who has been in care for actually more than 8 years. Before coming to US, i was a caregiver capacity builder teaching community caregivers to exercise best practices, such as empathy, kindness, honesty, commitment, loving what they did etc. Now that i do the actual care work, i find it very rewarding to help people who are struggling in doing things. I love to make clients feel as comfortable as possible. Another thing that makes me try to give best care to the client is the fact that when my mother got sick, i was not there and other people took good care of. As a result, i make sure i take good care of my clients.

My name is Vera. I've been working in an Alzhiemers facilty for almost 2 years and I enjoy working with the residents.

I am a 30 year old wife and mother of 3 looking to go back to work after staying home with my kids the last couple years. I've been a certified nursing assistant since 2009 and since then I've had most of my experience in the Emergency department. There I learned how to care for infants through geriatric, of many different ethnic backgrounds, and many different personalities. I pride myself in my ability to get along with almost anyone and provide friendly and professional bedside manner. While I loved my job, I had some major life events take place that made me decide to stay home for a while. Initially it was because my daughter was born with a birth defect and I needed to be with her. Then we moved out here to Puyallup and my grandpa's health began to deteriorate from emphysema and copd. My mother and I became his main caregivers until the end when he passed in his own home surrounded by family. I think everyone deserves that option. I decided I wanted something more personal than the ER. I want to use my skills and life experience to make a difference in someone's life. I've never been let go or had a bad review in my life and can provide many references upon request. I take pride in my work no matter what I'm doing.

Comfort is everything..when we are comfortable, we feel safe. This is my number one concern..that all those things that make you comfortable are accomplished..and I consider it a privilege to assist. From medication reminders to a special diet, or massage to grocery shopping..please tell me how I can help you.