Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Rochester - 16 caregivers found

My name is Connie and my mother's name was Carol. I took care of her until her early death at 53 for 10 years. She had MS. After being in the veterinary field for 20 years, I've gained a level of comfortability with all things clinical and medical. I adore the elderly and have experience with Alzheimer patients and those with dementia. I think I would make a great addition to your family's health care plan and can really make a difference in your loved ones daily life. I'm a happy person and try to bring that to my clients everyday.

I am interested in a home care position. I enjoy working with the elderly.

I have been a caregiver for nearly 30 years: I always arrive to work with a positive and upbeat attitude. I love working with the elderly. There is so much to learn from their many years on this earth. I treat all my clients as I would want my own elderly parents to be treated.

I first started caregiving when I was 17. My first job was for glorias helping hands. At first i wasnt sure about how i felt about the type of work. I didnt have much experience as to what i was doing. I took some classes and got my rcs1 and crma first. Rcs1 is a residential care specialist and a CRMA is a certified residential medical assistant. As i learned more and worked more I realized that is was my passion to help others who may need some assistance in things they can no longer do. Honestly u really do have to have a passion for this type of work because u never know what could happen or what situation u may end up in. And some of the disabilities, and some health issues can be challenging. Ive been very lucky to continue and have worked and learned various disabilities, as well as illnesses. Today i have my rcs1, pss,cna, and also insulin certified, cpr certified, and first aid certified. I love knowing that I'm making a difference and im helping and am there for someone who needs some support and help in their life.

I am deeply committed to treating all of my clients and families with dignity and respect. My goal is to win the trust , and help alleviate any embarrassment or anxiety when needing assistance with bathing, toileting, grooming, or other personal care. I strive to make a difference in the lives of my clients. I am very out going, friendly, honest , and dependable.

I work full time at a hospital but I am searching for a more 1:1, personable position. I knew I was meant to be a nurse since I was a young girl learning about Florence Nightingale. My mother is a nurse also and has inspired me and been my support throughout my schooling and career. I enjoy taking care of people and building a relationship with them as well as seeing them heal. I see the bigger picture, meaning taking care of the whole person (physically, emotionally, spiritually). I use my skills and knowledge to tailor to each person individually.

I love meeting new people. When my grandmother was ill I enjoyed being her caregiver. I went to get my LNA license and started in long term care homes in NH. I enjoy watching my patients smile . I was employee of the year at my current job. And also driver of the year 2 years in a row at eater seals Nh

I started by caring for my mom. she had a stroke and cancer. so i went to LNA school to care for her. I also had to move her from her home so i can care for her and my three kids. I like the smile on there face when they see me that alone make me feel like just showung up made there day.my personal gitf is taking care of my mom she have 12 kids out off nine me and one of my brothers took care of her for five years. that i am very proud of.I am a very heart felt person in my family.I help keep the family together by having alot of family get togethers.thats my job. in a family of 12

I am a very energetic woman, I love what as a job , am so respectful, polite, always smiling and honest......

I became an LNA/caregiver, last year, because helping those who need a little or a lot, is very rewarding. I feel great to go to work and my residents are happy to see me and always ask for me. This assures me I'm doing my job and doing it well. I am a mother of three, nana to five. It was always my grandmother's wish for me to become a nurse. She always said I had a very living, caring personality, and my calling was to care for others. Due to raising my family, I put it off until last year. I wish now, I had begun sooner.