320 caregivers with HIV/AIDS experience found near Miami
HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, is widely known as a sexually transmitted disease but can also be spread through blood transfusions or breast milk. HIV is a lifelong disease, and when left untreated can develop into AIDS, or acute immunodeficiency syndrome. AIDS attacks the body’s immune system, leaving it extremely vulnerable to infections and infection-related cancers. Medications called antivirals and close monitoring can control HIV and increase one’s lifespan. Early HIV symptoms resemble the flu, including fevers, fatigue, and coughing. When the disease progresses to AIDS, symptoms appear as weight loss, night sweats, frequent infections, sores, memory loss, or depression. Caregivers can assist HIV/AIDS individuals by managing pain medications, employing relaxation techniques, encouraging healthy eating, and keeping the home clean to avoid infections.
I am a 29 year old single parent of two children. I am loving, caring and always believe my purpose on this earth is help heal the sick and help take care of the elderly. I was brought up with my grandmother so I love the elderly I feel I have a connection with all elderly I want to help them enjoy the rest of their time. I am a great caregiver because I am patient, loving, kind and knows ready to meet the needs of my clients.
My passion is to care for the sick and elderly to impart loving care ,.tenderness with confidence to help the sick recover, and for the elderly
To give them the tenacity to live there golden years in dignity.
Nurses are born and not made.
I've worked in London, England doing auxiliary nursing, New York as a CNA, and Florida as a behavior assistant and CNA. I love what I do because it's just a part of me. I'm very caring, passionate, and disciplined. I'm willing to take orders and follow directions I have worked with a autistic child from he was 5 years old until he was 24 he accomplished so much like tying his shoe lace using cutleries fine motor skills
because I love what I do I have been a caregiver for 40 + years I love helping people this is part doing God work help each other, if you can do this you know that it is a blessing . I am a 59 year old Lady I work for msf loving group home 9 years, the Miami Jewish Home & Hospital for the Ages for 15 years, for Virginia Orleans private nurse for 11 years. personal achievement that am proud of it is to be able to stay work with my clients make them as comfortable and happy till they pass yes I'am very proud to know and help them it is my privilege .
1. When a patient goes to the doctor and have to hear very bad news and suffer from extreme pain, they need a happy face and support. As a caregiver, it's my duty to offer the kind of support and passion that they do not receive in the hospitals. I became a caregiver because I care and I want to offer my help.
2. I like the organizing of daily schedules but most of all I like to keep my clients active especially the elderly. I have researched to prominent causes of increased diseases and pain in elderly clients and the one thing they all have in common is being sedentary. So I enjoy getting my clients active to reduce stress, pain, and increase longevity.
3. I am proud when my clients want me to return. When they are happy with my services and are excited in me returning.
4. I am currently working on gaining more education by becoming a nurse and then later I hope to become a physician assistant.
1-Why did you become a Caregiver?
.I became a caregiver, because of my grandmother. I was raised by her till she passed away. I learned a lot from her, and how to care for multicultures and multipersonalities.
2- What do you like about being a Caregiver?
I like to turn a lonely feeling, down spirit and face,
Into a feeling at home again, a right up spirit.
3-What is a personal achievement you are proud of ?
One of my personal achievements is when one of my past patients was out of wipes and gloves, I didn't think twice I just got a warm wet cloth, no gloves in hand and started the perinal care gently.
4-Tell us something about yourself.
I am caring, respectful, honest, trustworthy, and attentive to all.
I am the solution for all of your family needs. I have 5 years of experience as a nanny/caregiver. I've assisted with light housekeeping, preparing meals and assisting with baths. I am detail-oriented with strong analytical skills and a demonstrated ability to make positive changes in the lives of seniors: well-versed in making schedules, managing development problems and monitoring the safety and well-being of seniors. My hope is to build a great relationship with the entire family using open communication, honesty, reliability, and good intentions. I would describe myself as: organized, clean, responsible, reliable, loving, energetic, creative, and trustworthy. I am a non-smoker, open to families with cats and dogs, and will show up ready to work each day with a positive attitude. I can give you a list of names and references if desired. I hope that this tells you a little about myself and my character. Feel free to email.
I became a caregiver because I love working with the edlery and help others that can not help themselves . I love making my patients feel happy feel as if they have someone to talk to or even if they just need a hug. I am friendly I am love working with others. I am respectful. And also a hard worker
Knowledge of specific developmental factors to adults and geriatric residents
Excellent customer service and communication skills. Ability to quickly learn new concepts and skills
Knowledge of terminology and infection control standards. Work well under pressure and emergency situations.
I have 10+years of experience need in adult and and senior care. I do my very best to be as dependable, reliable, compassionate and caring. I try to evaluate an individual's needs and create a care plan just for them. I can help with meal prep, medication assistance, doctor's appointment,transportation and even chores around the house. I've work extensively with elders who have Alzheimer's and dementia,Parkinson, strokes and after Sergey care.
1.Why did you become a Caregiver?I became a caregiver because I am very compassionate and I enjoy caring for others. 2.What do you like about being a Caregiver? I love that It gives me great joy to help someone and knowning that I have help make a difference in their lives.3.What is a personal achievement you are proud of? A personal achievement I am very proud of was to be able to take of my grandmother when she was in need of care.4.Tell us something about yourself. I am very socialable, empathic and capable of providing excellence care. I am also a good listener and my years of experiences had made me very familiar with the job.
I love providing home care-giving services to those that would otherwise not be able to do so. The smile on their faces is overwhelming and makes me feel I have done my job right. I have always enjoyed helping people so I know I am doing the right thing.
I enjoy the opportunity to impact clients’ lives and make a difference to them. I appreciate the chance to get to know clients and their families and become an integral part of their lives.
I always give 100% and do the best job I can, with no exceptions or excuses. I also try to bring a sense of humor to my work. If I can add a smile or laugh to a client’s day, that means a lot to me. It is important to laugh.
I'm very kind and respectful towards my clients. I pride myself on being extremely attentive to their needs. I always go above and beyond making sure they are comfortable and have a great day, every day. I live to make my clients happy!
1. I became a caregiver because of the love and compassion that I have for people.
2. I enjoy being a caregiver because it gives me a chance to make someone day by caring for them showing compassion being that listening ear.
3. A personal achievement I am proud of is the fact that I have raise my two boys to become very successful role models.
4. I am a single parent that has accomplished a lot in my 52 years. I enjoy taking care of sick people and love to attend church .
My name Sandra Renesca, I have been a nursing assistant for some time now and throughout these years I've always take care of my patients with compassion, respect and dignity. Being a caregiver is a perfect match for my skills because I am a person with a good attitude. Former co-workers usually describes me as an enthusiastic caregiver and organized.
I would like the opportunity to work with your patients and treat them like family.
I am compassionate responsible efficient human being who enjoys helping and assisting geriatrics to accomplish a better quality of life for them composing a personal plan of action
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