Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Madison County - 27 caregivers found

My experience as a caregiver has included private home care, volunteer hospice service, taking care of my own family members, and working professionally in a skilled nursing facility as an occupational therapy assistant. I love helping people reach their goals and accomplish tasks that are meaningful and important to them.

What attracted me to be a caregiver is the need for more community outreach. To be able to help residents in my community who fall under our "underserved" population to educate and help them better understand the help that they are entitled to!!

I am a very out going caring individual who loves to help others it's my passion I enjoy being a caregiver because just seeing the smiles on there faces the way they look at you and always so grateful to have someone not only to do house work but someone to talk to

I am a very Motivated very upbeat person. I love helping people and it means a lot to me to help people. Ive been working in health care systems for years and currently still do. Im an honest person. Im a mother. I am very professional. I respect peoples wishes and pay close attention to detail in how they like to be cared for.

I am an outgoing and friendly person. I have great communication skills. I love the one on one contact and relationship that I have with my clients in their homes. My mother was a caregiver so I decided to follow in her footsteps. I have 18 years of home health and 11 years of hospice care experience. I'm proud of my personal achievements of obtaining my cna license later in life and making employee of the month on several occasions.

Hey my name is Amy Gregory and I have been CNA for almost 4 years. I love the outdoor and nature. And I love everything about what I do..I am talker and a listener. Love older stories. Very funny and great to be around hope to see ya soon :)

I have been a caregiver since I was 13. My father developed a brain tumor and my mother developed cancer. They both passed away. I had my father with me for 13 years, and my three teen/young adult children all were born with a bone marrow failure syndrome and have multiple health issues. I am CPR certified. I have been a Lactation Consultant and worked as a CNA in home care as well as in the hospital and nursing home setting. I was born to be a caregiver. I am most proud of being a mother to special needs children.

My skill set includes: attention to detail; creative problem solving; excellent communication (oral and written); teachable temperament; organizational competency; empathetic; honest and reliable. Background check on file at Haywood Senior Cenrer. As a retired teacher and active chaplain, my heart is to serve and improve the life of others - in accordance to their desired outcome. I find joy and personal satisfaction in making new relationships and learning from those I serve. Serving on various human services Board of Directors for the last 15 years has stretched me and strengthened my resolve to contribute my best effort in making my community a great place to live.

I have a soft spot for elder people. I've always wanted to care for them ..when i was a child my grandmother was in the salvation army league of mercy and she would take me with her to the rest homes to sing for them and hand out little things..She cared for a lady for years and its what I know love and am used too! I love making my residents happy I strive on making them as comfortable and peaceful as possible.

I consider myself a facilitator of healing and learning, which includes being a caregiver. Helping people to achieve their highest level of functioning is what healing is all about which usually includes the process of clients learning new skills. Having been a nurse for 39 years, I have worked at one time or another in almost every aspect of nursing and health care, including many different settings in hospitals, Long Term Care and in the community in group homes, general home health care and community mental health as well as Utilization Review and Education and training. What I have most enjoyed is being able to integrate some of the more holistic aspects of healing and health care into my everyday positions (eg. Nutrition, Stress Management & Relaxation, CranioSacral Therapy, Therapeutic Touch, Color & Sound therapy, etc.). One of the most successful cases I have worked on was a little 8 y.o. boy who had suffered a severe anoxic brain injury after being in a diabetic coma. When I met him, he was confined to a wheelchair, barely able to move more than a finger on his one hand, was fed through a G-tube, not able to walk or talk and required total care. It required intense dedication from his family, assisted in their home by nursing, PT, OT, Speech and many volunteers, but by the end of my time with him 2 years later through an integrated program utilizing many modalities, he was able to walk with a brace, his speech was much improved, he had started toileting himself and was able to eat by mouth again, GT removed. His vision was still not optimal, but had improved significantly and he was able to start attending school again. That was real healing which I was very proud to be a part of!! I can only hope to have opportunities like that again.