Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Ahwahnee - 10 caregivers found

I am a certified nursing assistant. I have been in the caregiving field for over 3 years. I love taking care of the elderly. My passion about my work is knowing I'm doing something to make a difference in someone's life. I can complete all activities of daily living for someone.

my saying is treat others the way you would like to be treaded be respectful at all times have compassions for others especially for the need one do your best at all times give love [?] be always productive what attracted me to be a caregiver is knowing that someone needs me and that's a big satisfaction at the end of the day knowing you did something good for someone also , what I enjoy the most seen a smile every day and a thankfully fave im proud of my self every family I work for they are thankful about the way I care for their love ones hope to work with you .

I have a big heart. I helped my father fight cancer with a 3 year old. We did it. Helped someone with MS. Was a challenge but I'm easy to talk to and like to conversate. I'm easy going yet professional. Know CPR and first aid certified. Was going to school to become a teacher but changed my mind. I like being a clinical nurse and a positive provider.

My love and compassion for others have always been a strength of mine which makes me stand out as a caregiver. I have been cargiving for over 11 years and i obtained the skills and knowledge as a Certified Nursing Assistant. My reliability, and trustworthiness are a few of my awesome traits.I'm proud of what i can do for others as well as making sure my clients stays happy and maintains their dignity. I have worked with a wide range of clients from minor sickness or disabilities to severe illnesses whether it be physically or mentally.

When I was 19 I got my CNA certificate and I realized that my passion was helping others especially senior citizens. I ran a child care for six years from 1994 until 2000. I worked for the county of San Luis Obispo as an addiction specialist through my internship for college and was hired as a paid intern at the same time I was also a caregiver. My last client I cared for had a tube feeding and ended up going into a senior home in September I've worked with a quadriplegic and I've worked for hospice care, palliative care, and I've also worked in facilities in the beginning of my licensing but ended up going independently through a referral service for home care in 2008. I feel Home Care is a better quality of care and because of that I became an independent contractor.

I have always wanted to help others in every way I can. Growing up in a small community you find yourself already doing simple things like helping the neighbor with her groceries and it inspired me to do more. I enjoy becoming the companion my patients need and showing them companionship. My compassion and willingness to help others helps me to succeed as a caregiver!

I have a keen eye when/where it counts the most, with our loved ones. Many changes go unnoticed when it comes to senior care. I am always looking for changes in behavior, abilities, apatite, mood, ect. I keep open communication, I believe this is key when it comes to working with families. I have always enjoyed helping others so when I got the opportunity to become a caregiver, I jumped for it. When I first became a caregiver, almost 4 years ago, I had no experience. I love what I do, not only because I enjoy helping those who cannot help themselves but because of the stories that come with the people I am caring for. listening to the wonderful lives they've lived is really rewarding. I am so proud of myself for coming this far when it comes to my experience with elderly care, I always look forward to learning more and broadening my skills.

My name is Diana Halvorson. I spent over 7 years providing care to my husband, who passed in late 2019 of cancer-related issues. I did not have much help during that 7 years because we lived in a remote, rural community. I would like to help other people in a similar situation so they do not have to deal with this alone. I believe my most purtenent traits that will help me in this endeavor is my patience and calmness under pressure. I enjoy making people feel that they matter. The love I receive from my children, both human and fur, are the achievements I am most proud of.

Hello. My name is Lori Danielson. I became a caregiver in 2009 after watching my mom enjoying working as a caregiver and all the life's she changed. I am very motivated and hard-working. Whatever the job is I'll get it done. I love the work I do and love seeing all the smiling faces I meet.

A SMILE. A HUG. A FRIEND My goal is to be there for your loved one and family when help is needed the most. It is important to bring joy and peace to those who are going through various stages of illness including hospice. I can provide the calm and compassionate care that is needed for people with mild to advanced memory issues. Am committed to caring for those with physical, emotional and mental limitations. Am there to encourage and help them reach these goals however large or small they may be. My ability to do these things were achieved through the experience and knowledge gained in nursing school and working in a skilled nursing facility. I am a licensed Home Care Aid and received my CNA certificate and graduated from Nursing Assistant Training Academy in Fresno, CA. Also Red Cross trained in CPR. My purpose is to lessen the pain, uncertainty and fear we have all felt when our loved ones are suffering. It would be a privilege to serve you and your family in this capacity. Very sincerely, Diane Langford Background check, DMV record and referral letters available on request.