150 caregivers with Respiratory Disorders experience found near Tucson
Respiratory disorders involve inflammation or disease of the organs and tissues in the upper respiratory tract that control oxygen exchange. Some of the most common respiratory disorders include asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, lung cancer, pulmonary edema, COPD, cystic fibrosis, pertussis, and pneumonia. Common symptoms of respiratory disorders include coughing up blood, wheezing, chronic mucus production, difficulty breathing, apnea, and shallow or deep breathing.
They specialize in Respiratory Disorders and have on average:
I became a caregiver about ten years ago. I enjoy working with seniors and helping seniors to become as independent as they can. I was "Caregiver of the Month" for Home Instead Senior Care.
Love to take care of the elderly,I usually put myself in their position,it is not about how much you can make in terms of pay,but the quality of care you deliver.I have been a caregiver for over 16 years.
I have always loved caring for others, even as a child. I started working in a Adult Care home in my late 20s and found my passion! I have owned 2 assisted living homes and a Senior Daycare. I have tried other occupations and have always come back to caregiving. I also work with Alzheimers and dementia patients. I am very loving, kind, and patient. With over 20 years experience, you can rest assured that your loved one is in good hands and will receive the best of care!
People say that when you love what you do it shows. Well, it shows in how I care for my clients. I have loved every client; I have ever cared for, that is what makes me a great caregiver. I have a friend that believed that I would be a great caregiver. She hired me; I worked day shifts and learned a lot about care giving with my first client. I believe that care giving chose me, I am thankful it did.
I am now a certified home health aide with over 6 years of experience. I am a kind, trustworthy caregiver with a very diverse skill set. I have decided to go back to college to pursue becoming a Registered Nurse. I am currently on the waiting list at Pima Community College.
There is so much to love about working with seniors, I enjoy helping people live with quality and dignity. It is important to share my joy and bring brightness to my clients’ everyday lives. When clients have a medical set back or surgery it gives me joy help them regain some or most all of what they lost. That is one of the most rewarding feelings. My clients are wise, I have learned much from them. Each client holds a special place is my heart, I carry them with me wherever I go.
I believe "Happy is the home with a full cookie jar.” therefore, I enjoy baking cookies and live life with zest. A few of my many talents are my organizational skills and positive get it done attitude. I hope to get to know you and work with your family!
Shirley Trent, Level 3 Certified Caregiver
Because We Care Home Care
Objective
To apply Person Centered Care practices in the private residential home focusing on the individual needs of the care recipient while ensuring appropriate state rules and regulations are implemented to achieve safety, dignity, independence and quality of care.
Qualifications
State of Arizona Certified Caregiver
American Heart Association CPR
Tuberculosis Screening
Tucson Business License
State of Arizona Finger Print Card
HIPPA Compliant
Professional Liability Insured
General Liability Insured
I love working as caregiver/medical field because I have so much love and compassion for people that is how I suceed in what I do. I realize there is some many rewards and gifts in this line of work. What I enjoy the most is meeting people and hearing about their life and experiences they have live, because everybody always has a unique story to tell. The joy you bring to their lives and the appreciation they feel.
The most personal achievement I am most proud of was opening my own successful Adult Assisted living for 4 mental ill adults at 24 years old and having no idea how to run a business. I was well known in the community and was respected by the licensing committee for my excellent work. I kepted that Assisted Living open for almost 10 years. Having that business was where my passion was for caring for people. It taught me how to advocate for people that were not capable of advocating for themselves. I was their voice and that is how I was able to earn respect with people I worked with. Today is why I am so thankful and I am able to soar in my work today.
I have a passion for caregiving that i found years ago. I love the relationships and bonds that i create with my clients from start to finish. I believe a good caregiver is someone is not only reliable and trustworthy but also truly passionate for what they do.
1. I became a caregiver because I love to help people. I am a compassionate, fun person and love uplifting people while communicating that individual one on one.
2. I like finding out what the individual person needs and helping them with that uniquely. I enjoy trying to better their life which makes my life better!
3. Getting my PCA certificate! I also try to be a healthy person and encourage that into my work ethic!
4. I am currently enrolled in nursing school.
The reason I became a caregiver is because I knew that I was helping someone achieve there daily living and know that there family wouldn't have to worry about there loved ones and also to get a change of career
Hello I am very experienced in in home services as well as facility care. I have great reference. Very friendly self directed and a goal getter. Very compassionate and caring. I love what I do and hope one day to be a RN. All my clients have been great. I am very dedicated to my clients and treat them as if they were my family.
Hello there! Thank your for taking the time to read a little bit about myself. I understand how overwhelming it could be for you and your family at this point. I also understand the emotional rollercoaster you all are enduring at this point trying to find the right fit for your loved one. Are you choosing the right person? Are they trustworthy? Are they reliable? I get it. The transition in itself is hard to accept at times. One minute everything is running smoothly, and the next, you are having to scramble and find help but don't know where to start, don't know if you're doing the right thing.
You will read how many yrs one has been caregiving, how much experience they have. Is it all true? Or are they just making themselves look good so you can pick that one person. One can have all the experience in the world, but have no compassion. I can sit here and tell you how much experience I have and that I've been a CNA for 22 yrs. And I can also tell you that this has been my passion. But how will you know?
Honestly, yes, it's great to know that some of us are telling you the truth about our background. That's what's scary about all this. Having that one, or few, that are actually compassionate about what they do and experience they have. The only way you will know is by meeting them, whether it be in person, or over the phone. Anyone one that is compassionate about their career choice, will stand out by the way they talk about what they do for a living. You will hear the sincerity in their voice and their smile.
Picking the right one (ones) will also make it easy to transition into your new chapter.
I know a "bio" is supposed to be about me, but I just felt I needed to give you some advice on all of this. Take care and good luck!
I love helping people. I am very compassionate to those I serve. I have been a caregiver for over 30 years. I completed my Nurse Assistant Training in 1989. It takes a special person to be a Caregiver. It is essential to be patient and kind, dependable, knowledgeable and SKILLED. It is also necessary to be creative when issues arrive. CPR and First Aid must be required; I have both the skills and certification. I handle emergencies calmly, efficiently, and professionally.
Having a sense of humor is also a plus!
I also enjoy learning about my clients ie, where they were born, where they spent their childhood or went to school, their first job, etc.
It gives me great joy to be a Caregiver, my true calling!
In my spare time, I enjoy hiking, fly fishing, camping, and exploring. I love to read and visit my local county libraries often. I own a cat and have owned dogs.
Growing up in Oregon, I was involved in 4H and FFA and Girl Scouts. I love animals, growing flowers, rock hounding, buying art, attending plays and concerts, and visiting museums.
Reliable compassionate knowledgeable are my expertise that help me be better to my patients. My mission is preserving and improving the quality of life of the people I serve. I decided to become a caregiver to make a difference in people's life. I enjoy the most being a helping hand to the most vulnerable and getting to know their stories. I am proud to say I have the privilege to take care of prestige clients.
Years of experience taking care of others with various disabilities or disorders. I believe that as you get older you should be respected and cared for appropriately, and I am here to fill that role and ensure your happiness. I am proud to facilitate requests for my clients and make sure they are well cared for.
My name is Beatrice Chadwick, people call me Bea. I'm 40 and have 8 years of caregiving experience with agencies and independent care. I like to develop relationships with my clients and always make sure that they know I'm there for them. I'm friendly, open, happy, talented, positive, creative, and a little ball of energy. Along with making sure my clients have the best care, they need from me, I also make sure that they are in a clean environment. With me, you get it all.
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