Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Wattsburg - 21 caregivers found

DINA M. MAGGIO EDUCATION: ?Basic Computer Skills Certificate ?Certification Nursing Assistant program, Healthcare Ventures Alliance, Erie, PA ?Gecac Home Health Aide Classes ?Restorative aide training at We Care online ?Patient Care Technician at U.S. Career Institute Online JOB POSITIONS AND EXPERIENCE: Heartfelt homecare services Presque Isle Rehab Nursing Center Duties and responsibilities included: Cleaned corridors, stairs, stairwells, and walls Used operated equipment, detergents and other cleaning products Cleaned entry door glass inside and exterior Removed trash, emptied waste containers and removed waste from the premises to selected area Cleaned restroom including cleaning toilets, urinals and sinks Mopped the floors, filled paper towel, toilet paper and soap dispensers Duties and responsibilities included: Taking of Care of mental and physical Disabled clients. Observing residents and reporting any health issues to the nurse. Providing care for resident’s personal hygiene, including bed bath, showers, etc. Toileting and transferring residents. Emptying catheters, urinals, bedside commodes a

I am a well educated individual with an associates degree as a Medical Assistant. I enjoy taking care of people! I have a lot of experience with Alzheimer's, dementia, and patients with brain deficiencies. I treat my patients exactly how I would like my family to be taken care of and that is full of love and respect.

I look at each person as if they were my own parents. I put my heart into everything I do and enjoy each day that I'm given, to spread joy and happiness to every person I meet. The health and wellbeing of your family members are as Important to me as they are to you and yours. Thank you for the opportunity to take care of your loved ones.

I'm am a hard worker . I love to make my Client happy and comfortable . Hear about their life and doing activities

I do have my clearances and my back ground check and FBI check I became a care giver because i wanted to help the ones that need help with their daily needs .I like helping people with their daily needs and i love getting to know them and their family's . It's a great feeling to know that you are doing something and caring for someone that needs a little or alot of help . It makes me feel happy when the one i'am caring for is happy and their family is also happy with the care i give them . I have been a care giver for almost 20 years . I stopped working for awhile , when my Grandmother (103) was getting worse and she need more help before she passed this year . i wouldn't change doing what i've been doing .

My favorite thing about being a caregiver is the residents. I was first attracted to this job because I felt that it was important for me to play a role in my community is someway, and helping to care for the elderly was a good fit for me. I am friendly and fun and I love to learn new skills and to learn about the people that I am working with.

I am a loving christian person! I put my whole heart with each client and care for them as them as if they were my family. I am very depenable and trustworthy.

My patience to help people and also my compassion to be there for someone that need the extra help. I am my dependability and trustworthiness. Sometimes all it takes is someone to be there and understand what someone is going through and being able to put there trust into them. What attracted me the most about being an caregiver is that doing this kind of work has the potential to make a difference in someone's life. What I enjoy the most about being an caregiver is creating an bond with the individual. It's so amazing to grow and bond with someone that you know needs you some individuals don't always have family members so you become their family members. One of my personal achievements I am very proud of is I passed my CNA class test but was unable to take my test due to COVID-19. But I am still very grateful for being able to push myself and show that I could do the work. And one day be able to go to college and receive my lpn.

Enthusiastic LPN with excellent people skills and dedicated work ethic. Demonstrated medical competency

I became a caregiver because my dad started getting sick, then we soon found out he had cancer. I knew he needed care 24/7. After he passed I continued my career and got my CNA and worked 3 years at a nursing home, and have realized that isn't for me. I have decided to move onto home health care where I can be 1:1 with people.