142 caregivers with Respiratory Disorders experience found near Prince Frederick
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 am patient, caring, empathy,loving and pay attention to details concerning the privacy of my client. Being a compassionate person attracted my to being a caregiver. When my client is satisfied with my job and has a smile on her/his face. When my client was on her dead bed and her last request was to see her angel and hug her for the last time. When she was asked who the angel is, she said is Jane. As soon as I walked in her room, my client gave me a big hug and a smile, and she said, that's my angel, take care of her.
Fun & energetic soul. I have been a caregiver for 11yrs. I became a caregiver because of my need to want to give back. I enjoy putting smiles on people's faces. Giving hope & help to those that need it.
Hello,
I would like to take a moment to share with you what makes me a Great Caregiver and why I would be the best Caregiver for your Love one.
I am a Loving, Gentle, Caring, Compassionate, Loyal and Dedicated Caregiver, Mother and Wife of 8 educated adults to young adults.
During my teenage years, my great grandmother's bed was set on fire by her caregiver. Thankfully the fire was caught by a family member who came for a visit that day.
From that day forward, it has been my desire to care for our seniors and others who are unable to care for themselves.
I look at others no matter their race, creed or nationality as equal.
My clients become a part of me as I will care and love them as myself.
Your love one will always have my undivided attention at all times.
Caring for others is part of my DNA.
1. career change
2. I love helping others
3. Seeing how the effect of helping someone to continue to live independently helps them. 4. I'm certified and have been in this field for many years.
I am a very outgoing person that loves to care for the elderly and taking care of sick people. I am caring and dependable person. i have over ten years of experience working as a caregiver in different healthcare settings. i worked with patients with tracheostomys, vents, oxygen, cipap, bipaps, tube feeding . I provide services like medication reminders, transporting patients to appointment and errands. i have a dependable transportation or i can use the client's vehicle.
i enjoy putting a smile on the faces of my clients and also get my satisfaction when my clients are happy with the care i provide to them.
I have a Medical background and I love helping people to easy physical or emotional pain. I have worked as a care giver/companion for Comfort keepers(part time) and I love every second of it. Love to work with seniors because I learn so much with/from them, listening to their stories and the history of their families and the towns they are from. It is very gratifying to know I am helping them to feel respected and loved. Some of my clients have become part of my life and family and I am still in contact with them even when they are not under my care anymore. I have learn new skills from my clients such to be grateful for being healthy, caring and patient to others' pain and flaws, I have learned to garden and knit and even to appreciate antiques, classic music and simple things. Seniors are treasures that need love and cares, they are present of how our future would be.
1) Why did I become a Caregiver because all my life I have always love helping other and it started with my owe family. I was the youngest of eleven children and I watch my nieces and my nephews. I was taught by my mother to treat people the way you want to be treated.
2) What do I like about being a Caregiver, being a Caregiver give me joy and a fulfillment that I can make someone life better and bring happiness. It is rewarding, that I want to show love by doing things that other s maybe cannot do for themselves.
3) What is a personal achievement I am proud of; this just happen within a couple of months ago when my mother was in a rehab center and my mother did not remember who I was as the time. She stated to me that god was going to bless me because I showed her love and I didn't know her.
4) I would like to introduce myself and to let you know, I am a Christian. I always treated people the way I want to be treated.. I have worked in healthcare for several years. My passion is tending to the patients mind, body and spirit, in other words to ensure that they thrive where ever they are. All my life I have always being a caregiver and a servant to other. I have done volunteer in the activities and hostility areas at nursing/rehabilitation center. My career has being in the computer areas but my heart have been caring for other. Before God decide to take my 97 years old mother home, I took care of all personal needs. I have worked for Carelinx since November 2015 and the first client I cared for was a 99 year young woman and she enrich my life., She was more than just a client. she became my family. She live to be 100 year young. Reference will be provided per request.
I am a caegiver who is patient, kindhearted, caring, gentle dependable and reliable. I take pride in my profession as a caregiver, I treat the client like he/she is a family member to me.
I ENJOY TAKING CARE OF ELDERY PEOPLE .I GO ABOVE THE CALL OF DUTY TO TAKE CARE OF THE ITS NOT A CASE OF CARE THAT I'M NOT FAMILIAR WITH. I ENJOY MY JOB PROVIDING CARE FOR YOUR LOVE ONES.I ALWAYS TAKING CARE OF PEOPLE AND KIDS SO I'M USE TO IT.i WILL WORK VERY HARD FOR YOUR LOVE ONES
My compassion for people makes me a great caregiver . I became a care giver because I liked to take care of people when I was 12 my grandmother became ill and me and my mom took care of her at home from there I knew being a caregiver was what I wanted to do . I like to see the smile on my patients face when I come into work and to hear them tell me they are glad I'm here and they missed me when I was off that lets me know I'm providing quality care to my residents and it makes me feel good .
I love providing caregiving services to those that would otherwise not be able to do so. The smile on their faces is overwhelming. I've always enjoyed helping others so I know I'm doing the right thing.
I like meeting new people and being able to provide the services that they can no longer do for themselves.
My personal achievements are completing the CNA course.
I am a caring person and I enjoy meeting new people. I am very fun to be around and I am a very hard worker.
I care a lot for people. It bring happenes to me when I know I made a difference in someone life. I love what I do becouse I can help someone. I have been c n a for 24 years I dont see my self doing anything thing else this is what I love to do I think this my calling I love talking l love to smile and when I do something I try to do a good job
1-I like to take care for people it is my passion.
2-Just because it is my favorite job and I always like to help people .
3-Easy communication with my patients . Listen to them carefully before responding.
4- Social security number and Green Cards.
To provide care for and or assist those that are less fortunate to be able to care for themselves.
I ALWAYS put the needs of the patient first.
I like being a caregiver because it gives me great gratification knowing that I made a difference in someone's life.
I am the mother of three well rounded,articulate,successful children.
I am a self statrting,highly skilled,motivated,individual whom's mission possible in life is to successfully provide skilled care and change the lives of others one person at a time.
My qualifications are to include:
Helping individuals maximize quality of life and ADL's conducive to reaching full potential by providing direct patient care. Able to provide hands-on care to patients by administering medications, managing intravenous lines, observing and monitoring patients' conditions, maintaining records and communicating with family as well as members of the healthcare team. Feed, bathe and dress patients. Take patient vital signs. Serve meals, make beds and keep rooms clean. Set up medical equipment and assist with some medical procedures. Answer calls for help and observe changes in a patient's condition or behavior.
Compassion, although it comes naturally, I have continued to cultivate it in my personal and spiritual life. Nothing makes me happier than to know I have in some way made the life of others, more comfortable, bearable, dignified.
My first observation of healthcare was in the family setting observing, Mother, and Aunties attend to the needs of those family members who were advanced in age, disabled or in distress just seemed like a natural thing to do. At the age of 14, I volunteered as a "Candystriper." even though I was personally terrified of blood, needles, and that medicinal hospital smell. I love using my education and experience to help clients and their families through difficult times. My proudest moment was successfully completing my Nurses diploma in 1986, graduating from Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, on the Dean's list.
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