258 caregivers with Gastrointestinal Disorders experience found near Pemberton
Gastrointestinal disorders affect the digestive tract and bowel function. Some of the most common gastrointestinal disorders include irritable bowel syndrome, diverticular disease, Crohn disease, colon cancer, and colitis. Recurrent symptoms such as hemorrhoids, heartburn, constipation, bloating, nausea, indigestion, and abdominal pain may suggest gastrointestinal disease. Caregivers can manage individuals nutrition by keeping track of digestive triggers (such as lactose or gluten), helpful digestive supplements, and hydration levels. Proper hygiene is also an important aspect of care - it will decrease the risk of contaminating food with harmful bacteria. Caretakers can be prepared with pads or underwear in case of fecal incontinence.
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Being a caregiver is one of the good decisions of my life, since I cared for my mom till she passed, I found compassion in caring for people to feel better, which then again gives me certain type of happiness. The fact that I put smiles on the faces of people makes being a caregiver a pleasant one to be. The most greatest achievement I have obtained during my service is trust, and I am proud to say so, because without trust what is the purpose of being a caregiver. I am a 34yrs with kids , and lots of experience as a caregiver. I can say so because I have been in this business for 12 yrs, and I have numerous reference to provide if needed.
I am blessed with patience and hormble person a very good listener
Always ready to help because when I help someone who is in need the smiles face always makes my day and I will be helping till my last day thanks
Hello, my name is Lauren! Enclosed is a portion of my resume:
I am CPR and First Aid trained. I have experience in a multitude of settings: nanny, teacher of early childhood education, babysitter, nanny-share, overnight newborn care for special needs triplets, after school...I have specific diagnosis experience caring for children and/or adults with the following: ADD, ADHD, hyperactivity, asthma, autism, cancer, dementia, both developmental and learning delays, anger management, emotional and behavioral issues, diabetes, food allergies, heart defects, pulmonary problems that include knowledge and use of equipment, administering medications, speech delays, volunteered for multiple children's organizations and St. Vincent's Orphanage, mentored foster children for the YCS program. I excel at managing multiples of children and motivating them to succeed. I have experience providing (but not limited to) the following: bathing/grooming/hygiene, applied behavior analysis, positive behavior support, body lifting, feeding, respiratory care. Sat on the Executive Board for three consecutive years on the Cinnaminson Elementary School Home and School Association which serves New Albany School and Eleanor Rush. Coached cheerleading, softball and soccer for Cinnaminson township. Currently I am one of the founding CEO's of the STOP panel and am a political advocate for Catholic Charities Providence House.
(1 My family and friends tell me all the time that i would make a good caregiver.
(2 W hen i help patients to wellness and they tell me the care i gave them was well receive and helpful it's always a good day.
(3 I raise two sons that are scholars.
(4 I work well with others, pay attention to details and a great team player.
I treat each client like family members with communication and a understanding approach my goal is to help provide the best care I can and to keep my clients informed of what is being done it helps them yo understand and prepare;ie(instead of lifting them up in the bed with quickness I tell them so that they know what is going on.)
I became a caregiver by caring for my dieying step father they a few years later I did the same for my mother soon afterwards I started doing free lance caregiving I meet a woman who's aunt had ALS after she passed I was introduced to the woman's niece to her friend who's mother in law needed home care and therapy help as she was in early stages of dementia I cared for her For a few years until her family decided she needed assisted living in a nursing home because of her declining state.
At the present I have been caring for a bed bound gentleman who is in a declining state.
What I enjoy most is helping care and talking with them sharing there personal stories about there lives and adventures I also enjoy there company being a caregiver is not just coming in and caring for there personal needs and leaving it's also about conversing with them sharing things making them laugh or telling them stories that I have seen or done .
My achievement that I am most proud of is helping two of my clients to become strong enough to move better through therapy one elderly client had a broken hip with time and a lot of strength exercises she was able to take a walk with a walker again and the gentleman I cared for his leg had no strength in it now he's able to move it not a lot but it got to the point he is gaining muscle back in it.
I've been a caregiver over 15yrs. I have experience working with children, young adults and seniors. I've always had a joy in helping and caring for people. I know that I will be a great asset to you or your loved one.
Certified Home Health Aide with seven years of experience caring for the elderly and vulnerable adults. Excellent client care; work well with bedridden, memory-impaired residents. Hospice aide provides quality end of care clients in facilities as well as private residents. I am kind, patient and compassionate with excellent interpersonal communication skills. Established record of reliability and creating positive rapport with patients, family and staff.
I' m a caregiver with twenty years of experience. I work in various organizations I work well with my subordinates and peers. I have experience in taking care of adults, young adults, and elderly individuals . I treat each individual with dignity and respect. My years of experience has shown me that every person has a special need that should be considered. I'm a dedicate caregiver that puts my needs aside to help others.
I become a caregiver because of my parents they were sick and I took care of them until the end I'd like to give back a little comfort and care to everyone that is sick I love being a caregiver with all my heart
My passion is to help and care for anyone in need I have been working in medical for over 20 years. I am loving nurturing and easy to get along with. I have reliable transportation.
I used to work as a care giver for VNA (Visiting Nurses Association) as a HHA several years ago. I stopped because I needed full time hours at the time. I have experience working with cognitively delayed, physically challenged and dual diagnosed persons for more than twenty years. I've worked in Group Homes in South Jersey, as well as Ancora Psychiatric Hospital with patients who were deemed not guilty by reason of insanity. Both of these settings, allowed me the opportunity to work with individuals with various physical health illnesses, different personalities, and with severe mental diagnoses.
I enjoy working with seniors. It gives me great joy to serve those in need. I'm easy to get along with, easy going, patient, caring, understanding, trust worthy, punctual, and treat others in the way that I want to be treated. I miss being a caregiver, thus is why I have decided to make myself available to serve others. One of my personal achievements is my ability to connect to all classes and races of people.
My name is coleen Aleksa. I am a certified nursing assistant. I left the corporate world and 401k plan to serve the sick and the elderly. Caregiving is my purpose in life. I can provide background checks, have current ppds and references . I can visit for two hours or longer. I communicate with the family if requested on a daily basis. My speciality is exercise nutrition and gentle massage. What I most enjoy is restoring my clients back to health and a better quality of life. "Let Food be thy medicine. Hippocrates" as it did for myself and others I care for. Please see linked in or my personal Facebook under Coleen Aleksa
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My name is Dedeh Gibson. I am currently attending West Chester University. I am a reliable, hardworking, caring, and enthusiastic worker with the ability to quickly learn new concepts and skills. I am backed by a solid work history, and reputation as a team player and passion for helping others. My passion for helping others was driven from being able to help my grandmother around the house as a younger girl. My grandmother suffers from Parkinson disease and I remember being able to help her with activities of daily living. Having the chance to work in this field I have enjoy putting smiles on people's faces. I believe putting smiles on people's faces is one of the most important parts of being a caregiver. I am a very proud caregiver and I believe that my job is vital part in this society. Being that I was not born in this country and I was given the opportunity to come to America to make a better life for me and my family, I am very proud of myself for going to school to get my Bachelors' of Science degree.
Dedeh Gibson
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