Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Kane County - 256 caregivers found

Given a hand in any situation is a plus for me it makes me feel good as a daughter, mother, family members and wife I started out as a single Mothers over 20 years and I was encouraged to attend the nursing assistant course due to my personality and I never looked back, I also worked in Transportation for Pace paratransit and I encouraged and helped most of my clients to sign up for the services. I decided with the Experience I have in Health and Transportation I wanted to get my own Clients in the DuPage County area

Single mom of a teenager Started caregiving 6 years ago The people I have met has made me a stronger person and I love what I do, love the variety of people I have met , but in this job you have to be very patient and know how to deal with a lot of challenges and behaviors, are jobs aren't easy and you have to deal with stressful situations and know how to deal with them , every year we have to take are annual Training and refresher courses, my main specialty is Dementia and Alzheimer's disease, but that's why I love my job to help people and sometimes they need to someone to talk too, or just a shoulder to cry on, being a single parent makes me stronger in doing my job and know I have someone to live for and help older clients in there daily lives and endeavors.

Very caring , and loving , honest and always on time I love to take care of people as I can take care of my own parents or family members

I Am Trustworthy And Dependable Love My Ministry Comforting Others While Helping And Caring For Others Not Knowing That I Would Be Taking Care Of My Husband Who Was Diagnose With Bone Cancer I Was His Hospice CNA For All Most Two Years At Home He Was Grateful That I Had The Experience And So Was I This Is Truly A Gift From God To Be Able To Meet And Work With So Many Wonderful People I Also Have References To Prove My History Of Work I Have Been In The Field As A C.N.A For 32 yrs. And I Am Glad To Say I Am Not Burn Out Or Tired Of My Ministry Caring For Others. It Was Truly A Honor To Be My Husband Personal Hospice C.N.A Before He Passed I Often Would Hear Him Telling Family Members And Friends How He Was Proud And Glad He To Have Me As His Care Giver Knowing What To Do For Him And Making It Easy For Him To Be Home Also Northwestern Hospice Register Nurse Along With Their Team Was Very Please With The Care For My Husband That I Was Able To Give Him It Was A Joy Full Of Precious Memories My Experience Is Working Hospital, Nursing Home, Private Duty, Live In-Live Out,Hospice, Setter Cases 32yrs Of Service.

I'm proud to say I'm a caregiver , safety and care of elderly is my priority . I been in this field for more than 6 years . I would bring a service-focused and hardworking attitude to this role. I'm reliable and accommodate to any needs. I'm 29 single with no kids dedicated to my job.

I am a friendly and caring person. I always look at caring for our elderly as an honor and privilege. I get to see through the eyes of our elderly past events, share in their excitement of what they accomplish in the present moment.

I am a very compassionate and caring person by nature. I truly enjoy helping others. I am comfortable helping in all capacities. I treat everyone with dignity and respect. I am patient and very easygoing. I do not intimidate easily.

Being a caregiver has become the most rewarding job. I worked closely with a family the last three years, and being able to provide in home care, and allowing husband and wife to stay together was wonderful. I have 20+years of experience.

I became a nurse Assistant because my grandmother had Alzheimer's I needed to understand how I can help I am patient and love people. What I like about being a caregiver is changing peoples lives in a dignified way if makes me happy that I am helping to improve there quality of life. My biggest achievement is my son and education I am open minded people person team player good listener I can cook organize compassionate and always willing to learn new things everyday.

I had my first job working in a nursing home as a housekeeper in 1997 and I got close to a lot of residents living there, so took the c.n.a course and was explored to a different world.......I've actively been working in the healthcare field for over 17 years.