COPD Caregivers in Wittenberg - 12 caregivers found

I started as a caregiver many years ago. I've always been an achiever and pretty much do anything I put my mind to. I've been in retail, management, business owner, but found my passion as a caregiver. I've taken care of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, stroke patients, congested heart failure patients, etc. My client's become my family and love what I do as a private caregiver. I have references, certificates, and letters of recommendation. It gives me great satisfaction in taking care of new clients in the area and proud of what I do!

Hello, my name is Kathy Fochs, I have over 10 years of experience with Home Care Giving. I am a very compassionate and patient person, who loves helping other people.

I started caregiving about 9 years ago. I had a family member who had referred me to a caregiving job. I immediately fell in love with the work. I enjoy helping people. If I can make someone's life just a little bit better and put a smile on their face, it makes it all worth it.

I'm an easy going person who gets along with all personalities. I truly enjoy being a caregiver especially when it is 1:1 and you get to give the individual your full attention. I became a CNA in 2010 and worked as one until 2016 when I became a Registered Nurse. I am continuing with prn nursing along with caregiving. The thing I enjoy most about providing care to others is the fact that I am able to help families who may be struggling. I value promoting quality of life to those I assist. I pride myself in the care I provide. I know that any 'patient' of mine is going to receive respect, support, assistance, proper hygiene , safety precautions, guidance and education, great communication, attention to details/changes, medication safety, safe transportation and so much more. I am CPR certified. I am reliable, hard working, caring and can be flexible.

I have a bubbly personality and am easy to get along with. I'm attracted to being a caregiver because of family and friends needing an extra hand around the house. I enjoying caregiving because you are able to interact with many different people and learn 1 on 1 with the client to learn who they are. One personal achievement I am proud of would be my placement at nationals for my speaking competition.

I have the ability to turn a difficult patient/situation into a workable and fulfilling experience. I had a wonderful experience while working in a client's home as PCW. This client had a massive stroke, she was paralyzed on her L side. She also exhibited challenging behaviors. My 1st day I sat with her and remained quiet. I told her I was respecting her need for a calm environment and that I wanted her to lead in any conversation. Her family reported to my supervisor that evening that this client was very calm that evening, she ate dinner and went to bed without any challenges. They were extremely pleased with the care I provided. I love being a caregiver. I have come to realize that I thrive best in a 1:1 relationship with clients in their homes. I enjoy providing companionship while assisting with housework, shopping or going to appointments. The best part is in getting to know one another and hearing their stories of their youthful days. I bring compassion and empathy from all of my life experiences to each new encounter. I also will not leave a home if a client is experiencing an emotional or other medical setback. I wouldn't be able to relax if I felt I should've stayed with that person until family or other caregiver could replace me.

I worked as a CNA for 16 yrs (3 years as a PCW) until I went back to school for my associates in Medical Administration. I went into the field as I love taking care of others. I find it to be very rewarding, like no other career. Helping others with daily life skills, no matter what it is, brings joy to my life. Knowing I make a difference feels good. I am very professional as I have worked in the field for such a long time. I am sensitive to a person's needs as well. It is very important to me to that the client/patient is taken care of as well. At some point in our lives we all will require help. It is so important that we remember this as we care for another in need. I am looking to work the overnight shift 2-3 nights per week or 5-6 shifts in a 2-week pay period. I am available to work between 7p-9a. I am also willing to work longer shifts up to 15 hours per shift. I would like to stay around 30 per week as I am enrolled in an online Medical Transcription course presently.

I have been a CNA for over eleven (11) years. I enjoy working with a wide variety of people in all walks of life. Home health care is my true passion. My flexibility is what makes me good at dealing with a wide variety of situations and circumstances. I am dependable and safe. I am very good at what I do and I'm a quick learner.

Hi there. I have been doing care giving for over 8 years. Whatever task I am assigned to do, I always make sure I give it my 100%. What attracted me to do in home care giving was the thought of helping someone that needed it, and the variety that goes along with it. I absolutely love to house clean, and I would say that is my number 1 stand out job of mine, I have received many compliments about my house cleaning. Something I am very proud of. My personal achievement has been earning The Vision Award from a previous employer, which I have hanging on my wall. I have done Personal Care Work also for over 8 years, so all around, I have plenty of experience. I look forward to continue to use these skills of mine to further help out someone in their home and to make sure they are happy and well taken care of.

I am very caring. I have a passion to help others. I enjoy being a caregiver because I can help the individual with daily activities and day to day life. I know how important it is to count on someone when life can no longer have us do things on our own. A personal achievement that I'm proud of is still carrying a beautiful and caring heart.