35 caregivers with Skin Disorders experience found near Rockford
Skin disorders generally encompass all inflammatory diseases involving the skin, including seborrheic dermatitis, rashes, acne, psoriasis, eczema, shingles, xerosis, and skin cancer. Symptoms signaling various skin disorders include pruritus or severe itching, redness, abscesses, pimples, warts, ringworm, and dryness. Caregivers can counter the effects of skin disease by helping with sunscreen, prescribed ointment and lotion application, hydration, baths, and medications aimed at alleviating symptoms.
They specialize in Skin Disorders and have on average:
hello to whom may be reading this, I'm Ashley I'm a CNA been one since 2009. I love helping and taking care of people, its just a part of me. I have e been finger printed and am on the IDPH registery.
I have been a CNA for 18+ years, I became a caregiver so I could take care of my grandma. I love what I do. I am honest, trustworthy, funny, kind, loving, and can be firm if need to be. I am a stickler on doing as much for themselves as possible, because if they loose it, they cannot get it back. I treat my clients as I would want to be treated, with respect, dignity, and compassion.
I've worked in support services for the past 20 years. From customer service to helping others run companies. Caregiving has been the most fulfilling for me. It feels great to put all my skills to work for someone who needs it the most. My goal is to help my clients feel respected, comfortable and cared for. They deserve to live through these difficult and or confusing times with someone who can provide the attention and care they deserve.
My name in Marilyn, from Philippines, 31 yrs old and holder of GreenCard.
I finish nursing course and have 2 years experience in my clinical training, hospital base and one year training as private care-giver to private family.
I like to taking care oldest client and it's my pleasure to me to deliver competent care giving with dignity independence.
I'm looking for CNA that fit to my background, I don't have any CNA certificate yet, but if the company give me a chance to work, I'm welling to learn and work hard to gain more knowledge in the field of care-giver or CNA.
As care-giver My goal is to providing competent care giving services that promote dignity, independence, wellness, socialization and safety of the client, provide support to improved the quality of their lives. Be knowledgeable and experienced on every senior care, help client to find their joy in living, demonstrate patience and compassion during every interaction to all client.
Thank you
Marilyn Dengal
I became a caregiver because I was raised with my grandparents so I want to help others.
I love helping others
Knowing that I'm there and I can make them feel loved
Friendly person positive attitude
I love the work that i do.. I have a very kind heart and im a very patient person... I care about the people that i take care of.. I love taking care of the elderly and the kids more than people my own age.. Cause they cant really do as much for themselves...
In my 30 years of experience I continue to be passionate about caring for families and their loved ones. I prioritize providing comfort and safety for the loved one and family dynamic. My knowledge as a caretaker has given me the following skills and attributes:
-Provide one to one support with activities of daily living including but not limited to; bathing, dressing, administering medication as prescribed, nutritional intake
-Provide regular and as requested updates to family members
-Coordinate care with health care professionals as requested
-Provide compassion and understanding through conversation
Thank you,
Dawn Malaszewski, ADN
There are many great reasons why people become caregivers. My reason for becoming a caregiver is my passion for helping others, especially those in need. I enjoy being a caregiver because it is a very rewarding experience to be a blessing to others. I found that I am wonderful at helping others. Finding my career path is the greatest achievment I have experienced yet. I am a caring, compassionate, hard working person. I am experienced in the field and love what I do.
I love to work with individuals of all sorts. Listening to their stories makes me love my job. Also being there for someone who is in need also lightens me up every single day. My grandmother worked in this line of business for over 20+ years she has recently pasted away and that is what made me approach this and also appreciate it
I became a caregiver after I took care of my great grandmother at home.
What I like most is seeing a smile on one's face when I come to work.
Being able to help others.
I'm dependable, and a hard worker.
I've always loved taking care of others and working in a nursing home as a cna. Im very patient and do my job to the best of my ability and make sure that the patient is comfortable, and happy.
I decided to work get my CNA certification after visiting my Grandma in a nursing home, I knew I wanted to help other elderly men and women with their Activities of daily living I wanted to show them I cared. I enjoy listening to their life stories and all the changes they have seen and lived through.I like to share these stories with other people and children as things come up in a conversation. I have learned many new things from working with Seniors and I have used many of their ideas in my life from cooking to raising children and house cleaning ideas. I am currently enrolled in a community college I plan on studying Phlebotomy, I have always taken courses over the years in continuing education and prerequisites to AAS.
Hi im an experinced cna with history of alzhiemers dementai long term care and hospice care willing to take very good care of your loved ones as if they were my loved ones...im a compassionate cna willing to do my best at my very best for your loved one
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