584 caregivers with Respiratory Disorders experience found near Haslet
Respiratory disorders involve inflammation or disease of the organs and tissues in the upper respiratory tract that control oxygen exchange. Some of the most common respiratory disorders include asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, lung cancer, pulmonary edema, COPD, cystic fibrosis, pertussis, and pneumonia. Common symptoms of respiratory disorders include coughing up blood, wheezing, chronic mucus production, difficulty breathing, apnea, and shallow or deep breathing.
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Becoming a caregiver was my natural calling. I Became a CNA in 2010 to assist those who are not able to help themselves. I furthered my education and graduated 9/2012 from WCJC with my Vocational Nursing Certificate. I am a licensed nurse. I love my job, with all that it entails. I am patient, caring, honest, dependable, and loyal.
I am looking into furthering my education in the near future and am seeking employment that is flexible with my schedule with children and school.
Retired RN with 30 years of nursing experience, currently working as client/advocate and caregiver for patients with dementia.
My nursing confidence derives from my thirty years of nursing .
My experience as a RN included many years as a Critical Care Nurse and as a Casemanger for Medicare and Medicaid Agencys.
My father had Alzheimer's so I do know how challenging care for your family or friend can be with this disease.
I also currently work as an care giver and advocate for assisted living and private community homes .
My minimum charge is 17.50 hr for four hours or more with or 45.00 dollars two hour minimum . If required to travel more then 10 miles I charge 50 cents per mile to and from clients home.
I am also available for private sitting for hospital care overnight or 8 hr shifts .
I graduated from Texas Christian University with a BSN in nursing .
I am a loving and caring person who has the heart and compassion of the people I work for. I also took care of Mr. Moncrief William Junior as a personal caretaker and Mrs.Bairds granddaughters I just enjoy what I do . My schedule is pretty much open except Sunday's. I will do mornings, afternoons, evenings and overnights.
I'm educated and worked as a nurse for 10 years, I have four older children and I have helped take care of my nephew with Autism. I use to watch children in my home and took care of my dad, who had a stroke and recently passed. I was also taking care of my mom full time, who has Alzheimer's, but now she is in memory care. I have always enjoyed being a caregiver and I love meeting new people and helping others.
I am very open, patience and understanding, I have been in the health care field for over 20 years l enjoy working and helping others. I have worked in hospitals doing phlebotomy. But my best reward is knowing i helped someone do the things they are no longer able to do in thier day to day activities. That's why i decided to stay in home health
Hello my name is Kristen,
I've been working in the medical field for 10 plus years.I very much enjoy helping others.It is a very rewarding job providing quality care & companionship I have had many achievements working in the medical field.The most recent is that I started my own in home care giving service called Open Hands Senior Care.Im proud to say that we are a small team of ladies who enjoy giving quality care in a effort to maintain independence and most importantly happiness.
Please feel free to message me with any questions or to set up an interview.
Kind Regards,
Kristen
Hello there, here's a little about me. I am CPR certified for both Adults and Youth. I've been doing senior care for 5 years now. I am an Honest, loving, upbeat, cheerful person that loves interacting with the elderly and youth. Majority of my experience has been working with clients with Alzheimer's and Dementia but I have also worked with clients with Mental Health issues as well. Some of my skills include Vital Signs, check blood pressure, prepping meals, etc. So if you have any questions please feel free to ask. Thank you
What makes me great, is the love, compassion, my loyalty to my clients and family. Everyone has a calling, a purpose in life. And for me is helping, giving and sharing with others. My biggest achievement is watching someone get their confident back and feeling that they are not in it by them selves. Sharing their smiles, laughter and even tears. Just to know they know someone really care.
I have been a licensed home health aide for 17 years. I have cared for many different patients-from Alzheimer's, dementia, parksons, M.S, and mentally challenged. I have many references if needed? I look forward of taking care of your loved one. I also have a criminal background and driving background check that I keep up with myself. I have many references from families along with recommendation letters from companies.
I'm a young grandmother of 4 and I love taking care of people. I treat all of my patients like I would treat my love one. I'm thankful for that I'm able to do what I'm passionate about after being on the cooperate side of nursing homes for 18 years.
I am a passionate and reliable caregiver possessing over 15 years professional experience. Committed to providing the highest quality care to the geriatric and disabled community. It brings great satisfaction to be able to maintain/sustain a degree of independence for clients, companionship and being able to provide a alternative care for clients in home. I became a caregiver from the advice of a uncle, who told me that I was a natural caregiver during the time of taking care of my grandparents. One of the most personal achievable things I'm most proud of in caregiving is maintaining skin integrity without any breakdowns or bedsores of any client.
1.) What makes me a great caregiver?
I love my b. A great caregiver is one who love to help and doesn't mind getting their hands dirty. A great caregiver must have a selfless heart and be a active listener. If you care first, work hard, and be a willing listener you can develop a routine for your client that will help them thrive not just exist. I have the opportunity to bring a little sunshine in the lives of folks whose health has been comprise.I love the opportunity to help and make a difference in the lives I touch.
2.) Why did I become a caregiver?
Growing up n a large family it was me doing the care giving something that came natural and I enjoyed. After high school I knew I wanted to be someone who loves helping and taking of others.
3.) What do I like about being a caregiver?
I have the opportunity to bring a smile or bring a bit of joy to a seniors life It makes me feel good. Most seniors are usually dealing with health challenges of some sort. Sometimes they are consume with their illnesses and may not have something to smile about. If I can make their day a little bit better that is a great day.
4.) What is a personal achievement I am proud of?
I had a female client who was paralyzed from the waist down she was a senior who wanted to go to the dinning room to eat dinner
I was inspired to become a caregiver after attending my husband needs when he became ill.
What I like about being a care provider is looking forward in making a different in my clients day. Assisting with active and skills that they find difficult too do alone.
Several personal achievement I'm most proud of is putting a smile on my client face. Letting them know that there is great people in the world that care.
The most interesting thing about me is I love people. I found it compelling in clients past and future. I most happy when I can make others happy. I make sure I take care of me so that I can help others. I believe in honesty, I believe in golden rule treat one, as the way you want to be treated. I’m reliable and dependable.
I have been a Certified Nursing Assistance (cna) for 11years and have been opportune working at the hospital, homecare, nursing home, and rehab setting. In my teennage youth I help my grand mother took care of my late grandfather, it became part of me to easily perform patient care. In the process I learnt been patient is the key providing excellent client services. I respect my clients/family and maintain client confidentiality. I am realiable as I understand my client do depend on me for care.
I am a motivated Certified Medical Assistant with 8 years hands-on experience working in assisted living facilities with geriatric patients. I feel confident that my background, strong bedside manner and skill in providing high top -notch care makes me an ideal match. I have worked extensively with special needs adults, providing and documenting all personal care and rehabilitation services such as feeding, bathing, and assisting with mobility. My focus on safety and nurturing nature allows me to help boost resident morale and help them maintain dignity in times of distress. I have worked with disabled adults for more than 5 years at Flower Mound Assisted Living and strongly feel that my background would serve me well in working with residents in need of rehabilitative or general care.My dedication to delivering care and compassion to every individual I serve is evidenced by the following professional acomplishments,Patient-Centered Care, I Received a highly regarded awarded “Employee of the Year” at Flower Mound Assisted Living voted on by owner and administrater, for going above and beyond on behalf of residents and their family members. I Streamlined treatment documentation by implementing improvements to the routine forms used to track patient progress and treatments. Partnered with other nursing assistants and registered nurses to effectively track status, progress and overall well-being of patients. I also hold current AED, CPR ,BLS certifications Granted by the American Heart Association . I've continued to pursue training, opportunities, in order to stay current with the best practices. In 2009 I returned to school to become a medical Assistant, I currently hold a licence as National, as well as resigrater Medical Assistant including; spealizeING in blood draws, injections, standing in on minor surgical procedures
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