Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Queenstown - 86 caregivers found

I've been a caregiver for 10 yrs I love being able to help make a person feel safe and comfortable in their home I'm a great companion listening and I have lots of energy to make a bad day a good one ima proud of the fact that every client I've ever had loves me because I come with love and compassion when I enter and work in their home I have experience in it all it's nothing I can't do

Hello, I am a patient, hardworking, trustworthy, compassionate , Certified Medication Technician, who is CPR , AED , and First Aid trained , with over 18 years experience as a CNA. I have geriatric, hospice, dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's , Bipolar , COPD , and stroke experience, working in. nursing facilities, hospitals, assisted livings, and private residences. Caring for my grandmother is one of the reasons I became a CNA, and decided to become a private caregiver to give patients one on one care without rushing, treating them with the respect they deserve and expect. I take my job responsibilities seriously and do whatever it takes too get it done,

It's a passion of mine every since I was a child to take of people from family to friends. To resure family that they can do they daily living knowing that their love one is taking care of. I have family and I would want the Best for them.I'm 51 yrs old have been in the nursing field for 30years and I love what I do. Worked for University Maryland Hospital for 19yrs and work for Hopkins Home care almost 2yrs

I became a caregiver because I love taking care of people..I like making my clients feel loved and happy..iam proud of myself when I have a client thats sick or depress and I can make them better.iam a hard worker,realible,compassionate.iam 13 years in my career,I work with rehab,longterm care,hospice,dementia and in home care..

I love to help , I'm always positive and passionate with my professional skills, I enjoy to be helpful because I make family feel welcome like my own love one.

Hello to everyone,my name is loveline. I am a cna. I like taking care of people who need help,who are disable.l am hardworking,lovely like my name,always in good mood,patient ,helpful ,respecful and available .

1: I became a caregiver because I love to help people in any way I can. 2: I don't like I LOVE being a caregiver. I treat everyone that I come in contact with as if they were family to me . 3: I achieved becoming great at what I do and not just good . 4: I am very dedicated and reliable in what I do.

Hello, I have tried other jobs but being a caregiver is the best fit for me because it fits right into my (putting people at ease), personality. Caregiving is not a task, to me it seems natural. My experience as a Nursing Support Technician at Mercy Medical Center, gives my approach to caregiving confidence, in doing a great job.

I became a caregiver cause i like taking care of people. I like that i can make a difference in the lives of other. That I have been a caregiver for over 15 years and in those year I have made alot of people happy with the care I have been giving and thats a big achievement.

I became a caregiver because I love to help people who can't either help themselves or needs assistance. Also because at the age of 14 I became my mother's caregiver along with my sister and grandmother until I was old enough to take care of my mother on my own for 9 years. What I like about being a caregiver is I know at the end of the day when I go home I have done my job and have made my resident and family happy. It does my heart good when the person and family I care for tell me "thank you". My personal achievement that I'm proud of is that I have learned a lot of different things about being a caregiver such as, womb care, medication, transferring just to name a few. I am a single mother of 2 boys 1 girl and I am going to pursue my nursing career. I also have experience in dementia and Alzheimer's care. My current job is working on the ICU unit of a hospital so i have gained a lot more experience in the medical field.