Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Millsap - 42 caregivers found

The process of choosing a caregiver is somewhat challenging so here is some about me : Getting to work with families has become a joy for me - My father was ill and I helped him in the last weeks of his life and found fulfillment in helping him when He couldn't help himself. I enjoy doing daily duties or things for others they can't do for themselves - I am willing to work with schedules , let's meet and see if it's a fit for us both. Thank you

Mom of 3 great kids , I'm currently working on my degree for associate in science and to become a mortician one day . I'm attentive on my schedule and currently work 7 days a week and love caregiving

I became a caregiver because my mother was a caregiver. I started out in my early twenties working at a small retirement home in Delray Beach Florida. I would joke around with the residents, help them with laundry, make their beds, help them during activity time, and just sit down to have conversation time. I learned very quickly that a little laughter, compassion and empathy goes a very long way. Never in a million years did I think I would be in the same type of job 30 years later. Does that tell you something or what? I have had many clients throughout time. The longest lasting ten years. The shortest maybe a couple of weeks to a couple of days. It all depended on the situation, why I was hired and what type of care was needed. I've always had a good relationship with mostly all my clients. Lets face it, you just can't please everyone all the time. Were human, right? Many times just because a job had ended, didn't mean the relationship with the client or family did. I still keep in contact with some. I enjoy taking care of the elderly because I learn something new with each new case. Just when you think you've heard or seen it all. You haven't. Each one has their own story to tell. It's like I come in as the caregiver but at the same time...I'm the blank pages of their open book, where they begin to write their own story through conversations. It's about their likes and dislikes, their care and concerns, their needs and what needs to be done to be sure those needs are met. My greatest achievements have been that of an open book of communication between myself and my client. Most times the ending story is good. Yet, in truth and fact, sometimes its not always a happy ending. There's sadness and disappointment for one reason or another. Yet, as with every story you move on and start a new chapter in a new book knowing you've done your job to the best of your abilities while providing the best possible care to your client.

I've been a caregiver and personal provider for many years along with being a certified nurses assistant for 32 yrs....I love what I do I truly believe it's my calling..I love making new friends and I'm a very down to earth, easy going person..I'd rather be more 1 on 1 these days and have time to be someone's friend instead of just being their Cna..I'm very proud of the fact that I've gotten to a point where I can do that in life..Looking and Hoping to Speak With You and Your Family!!

What makes me a great caregiver is, I care about people I have a sunny attitude. I love to give my client extra attention by listening to their needs and giving them compassion. I am extra observant to their medical conditions and their daily pill reminders cleanliness of their home and safeness of their homes

I have been in home healthcare for over 20 years. I love being in home health care and being able to help patients enjoy their life. I became a caregiver to help make a difference in patient lives. I am skilled in a variety of care, including transfers, bathing dressing, med, reminders, total care, dementia, insulin injections, and a variety of other skills. My patients have ranged from quadriplegics to dementia patients. Caring for, listening, and helping my patients brings a lot of joy to my life to be able to see them smile and laugh fills my heart.

I think I'm a great caregiver because I genuinely care about others. I treat people the way I want myself or my family members treated. I have enjoyed a 32 year career as a Respiratory Therapist primarily with children in a hospital setting, but being a caregiver doesn't have age restrictions! I am now an active empty nester and am looking to continue caring for others outside of the hospital setting in a little more flexible way. :)

I've been a caregiver for almost 20 years servicing those with different needs and disabilities. Im CPR Certified yearly since 2012.

Well,in my country I was a doctor and in the hospital I saw many sick elderly people and my greatest joy was when I saw a smile on the patients' faces,when I felt I could help them,that's why I want this position,I like to help the elderly,I see them become very fragile and need support and company.I would be proud to work as a caregiver and improve I am also studying nursing and caregiver would helps me a lot that nursing and nursing helps me a lot to treat with elderly.My goal is to be better every day and I want to grow with.

I have always been a caregiver, though it's always been with children, I decided to try a part-time job during the summer taking care of seniors and I absolutely fell in love. I enjoy helping others, becoming part of families, hearing stories of times past, there is just so much seniors can offer and I enjoy learning from them. My grandparents were my world, so many things I love doing I got from them. From gardening, going on adventures, and story time. Since I've switched from children to seniors I've been asked so many times how? How could I switch like that? To me all I did was trade the size. Littles and seniors have so much in common and we have so much to learn from both. I'm an energetic person, I don't sit still very well for too long, but I do understand that quiet\nap time is sometimes necessary. Something I'm very proud of ( other than being a mother and now a grandmother) is making it through college. I attended later in life with my older daughter's while having another daughter in that later part of my life. It's an accomplishment I don't think I could have done without the support of my girls and family. I don't have any direct schooling in caring for seniors but I have years of experience and it's something I'm very passionate about.