Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Whiteford - 231 caregivers found

I am a compassionate and empathetic person, I have always loved taking care of people. I took care of both my grandparents and decided I needed to further my studies in the field of health care. I am well trained, respectful, punctual and disciplined.

Hello! My name is Shelbey. I am a caring and compassionate caregiver. I consider myself a caregiver who knows how to provide a number of services to clients and make them comfortable, safe and sound. Possess certification in first aid, cpr, Medicine Aide license, excel exemplifying proper bedside manner with 33 Years of experience. Specialization in being a companion to geriatric clientel. Please message me if you have any questions!

I am a very compassionate person and I take the lives of those that I care for very serious. I am a very reliable person and very patient with the client. I have been In the healthcare field for over 7 yrs and I love what I do .

I knew ever since I was a little girl, I wanted to care for others. I absolutely love caring for others. I'm looking to further my education in the Nursing field. I have 22 years experience with caring for others with Cancer, Dementia, Diabetes and Stroke patients, that's just to name a few. I do meal preparations, bathing, light housework and running errands. Basically whatever is needed of me. I have experience with the Hoyer Lift and Transfer board. I have my CPR and First Aid and also I'm a Certified Medicine Technician. If chosen for the job, you will not be disappointed. Your love one will be treated as if he or she is my very own family member. Also, I have excellent references. I have been vaccinated for Covid. I have my own transportation. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile

I became a caregiver because I love to help others. I like the fact that I can always be there for someone else in time of need. My biggest accomplishment was finishing school for medical assisting I know that I had to take care of my family and have responsibilities so I did what I had to. I'm a mother of a 7 year & a 8 month old I'm 30 years old, I'm good at what I do and I treat those like family of whom I take care of.

1. To make a difference in the lives of individuals that I serve. 2. Seeing the look, or verbalization of satisfaction after giving care, is gratifying. 3. Recently completed additional classes (Epilepsy & Seizure, Alzheimer's/Dementia, Basic Food Safety, Nutrition & Menu Planning, Emergency Disaster plan), to acquire the knowledge needed to be the very best care provider. 4. I am loving, kind, very caring, dependable, trustworthy, compassionate, and conscientious.

I became a caregiver because I want to work in the medical field after I graduate from college. I have always been drawn to helping and making connections with people. I have been working in assited livings for over a year now so I have had experience with people with different levels of care.

Hello to everyone,my name is loveline. I am a cna. I like taking care of people who need help,who are disable.l am hardworking,lovely like my name,always in good mood,patient ,helpful ,respecful and available .

I am a professional healthcare worker whose specializes and am very passionate about caregiving. I have over 10 dedicated years of being a caregiver. I am a very kind and outgoing individual that genuinely enjoys providing support to those that require it. My motto is treats others the way you want yourself or your own family to be treated. Putting this motto into action with every client that I provide services for will always ensure that your loved ones are being treated and cared for with the upmost love, dignity and respect.

I have been in the healthcare industry for about 20 years now. The reason I entered the field was because my Mother and Stepdad took sick when I was about 12 and I became the care provider to them both. We did not have much money to have a around the clock nurse so the nurse we had taught me how to do many things. When my parents passed I became a CNA/GNA and I worked in a nursing home setting which I loved for about 7 years. I wanted more even to become a nurse so I left the nursing home setting and begin working in the hospital. I worked there for about 6 years when I had my son I left the hospital and tried a new venture. I entered into my current and most rewarding field, working with individual's who needed me most. Those who have Developmental Disabilities. I have been with my current job for 10. A personal goal of mines was to return to school something I have started and look forward to finishing not just for me but for my son and to give back to those I work with and support on a day to day basis.