Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Jefferson County - 32 caregivers found

I have been in the home health field for six years going on my seventh year the end of August. I have always have the heart to help others. I started my career and I fell in love instantly. The most rewarding aspect of this job is being able to be apart of individuals lives and hearing about their lives while growing! I have worked with individuals multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, Cereal palsy, and much more, from veterans, and individuals with mental disabilities.

I'm a wonderful care giver and I have been in the medical field for 34+ years, I enjoy taking care of patients. I hope to someday returning to school and becoming an RN. I have spent most of my life caring for others because it gives me so much joy to be able to care for clients and give them the security of a compassionate caregiver who loves what she does..

1. I became a Caregiver looking a opportunity to have an exciting meaningful career while being able to make a different in the lives of other including patients and families members. 2. Have the right acknowledges and skills in order give a professional care. 3. Be in the position where I am today. Married, working for a stable organization. 4. I am a careful worker and follow all rules of safety. I respect the property of other and will not abuse the time my employer is paying me for. I keep a positive attitude at all time and usually get along with others. I am willing to continue with whatever ongoing education is necessary to advance to the limits my skills and potential. I feel am a quick learner, am adept at following instructions, careful with company equipment and supplies, not afraid to ask for clarification when in doubt. -Opportunity to have an exciting meaningful career while being able to make a different in the lives of other including patient and families. -Help professionally and effectively to patients and families members. -

My first love is people, My passion to make this world a better place for someone that must have a caregiver, but allow them the quality of life that is deserved I can not stress the rewarding and satisfaction you receive every day Yes it can be a challenge, but so can we!!! You will need to read my resume for my reason

I enjoy listening to the stories of my clients and getting to know them. I thinking helping others is the best job I could ever have. I am in Nursing School and hope to one day be able to do more for my clients.

Proud mother of three great girls. I've been caregiver for over 15 years. I love to help other's so that their life can be easier. I enjoy taking care of others. I have a certificate from USF in health and nutrition. I enjoy cooking, and I'm a neat freak so cleaning comes with the job. CNA and CPR CERT..

5 years of caregiving experience within a range of different care situations, such as Alzheimer's, Dementia, Intellectual Disabilties/Disorders, ALS, and physical dependence, with a passion for helping others and improving quality of life and providing companionship for all clients.

ive always been kind and a good hearted person,i take the time to listen to people talk. i helped take care of my 90year old great grandmother.i loved and enjoyed doing it all.i have always wanted to be a nurse which is what im trying to do . i love taking care of people no matter who they are. i did the very best i could while taking care of my great grandmother and i do it because i love to do it i dont care about the money i just enjoy doing it. i would rather do something i love doing than do something im not pasionate about. i am in school for my ged.

I want to become a Caregiver because my passion is to care for others. What I like about being a Caregiver is being able to care for those in need. A personal achievement I'm proud of is taking a CNA course. I am a young mother with a caring heart. It has always been in me to care for others. I have worked in the field for about 6 years and have always enjoyed it.

I have been a nurse for over 25 yrs and absolutely love being a caregiver. I have experience with patients from all age ranges and have managed many different medical conditions in various healthcare settings. My most enjoyment and satisfaction of being a caregiver comes from being able to spend time with my patients not only to just administer a medication, or perform a treatment, but to truly get to know my patient as a whole person. If there is something I can do to improve my patient's quality of life, or make things a bit easier for them, or bring a smile to their face, then that is what I want to do.