COPD Caregivers in O Neals - 59 caregivers found

My name is Margarita I am 44 years old. I am reliable, dependable, Attentiveness, trustworthiness, patient, caring and loving. I enjoy working with people and being able to care for them. My goal someday is to be a Nurse. I enjoy working as a caregiver because i enjoy working with people and being able to help them in their daily needs and companionship. My personal achievement have been that i graduated and became a Medical Assistant and continue to further my education for my nursing degree.

Hi my name is Tina and I have been a caregiver for over 16 years. I started after taking care of my grandma who had lung cancer. I also took care of my mom and dad before they passed away this year. So I have a compassion and a passion for the elderly and their families! I have experience with dementia patients. Memory care, daily hygiene, cooking and preparing meals. I have experience with dialysis exchanges. Diabetes care, wound care and transferring. I do love to work with the elderly and do it as if I'm working with my own family.

I have two years of medical school and has a passion for caring the elderly .I am compassionate, highly dedicated , trustworthy and amiable,someone who would walk extra miles for the well-being of my client .I have presence of mind when crises arise and able to handle stress with extreme care.Through my education and work experience , I have broadened my knowledge in caring for the elderly , sick and homebound .

My name is Gayle Lusk but I go by "Lisa", I have lived in Auberry for many years and very proud of my community. I am a compassionate and caring person. My main priority is to my clients. I have been taking care of the elderly, special needs, adults & children for over 30 years. I have a big heart and I always make my clients very happy. The best part of caring for someone is seeing them laugh and enjoying my time with them. I have worked for Foothill Elementary School since 2019 and I enjoy working with the children and watching them grow. I prefer not to work weekends but in a pinch, I would. My life has always and will be about taking care of people. I have been this way since I was very little. If you decide to choose me for a position with you and your family, I will not disappoint you. I always and will take care of people like I would want to be taken care of. Thank you for this opportunity to work with you and your family. Should you decide to interview me, CareLinx has my permission to give you my email and/or phone number if you have any questions. Thank you

Compassionate caregiver who knows how to keep a level head during emergencies. Able to provide a number of services to patients to make them feel comfortable and safe at all times. Possess certification CPR. Excel at exemplifying proper bedside manner. Specialization in looking after elderly patients.

I am committed to improving overall patient/client well being through personal care and energetic engagement with their daily activities. I'm deeply committed to treating my elderly with respect and dignity.

I am a certified nursing assistant. I have been in the caregiving field for over 3 years. I love taking care of the elderly. My passion about my work is knowing I'm doing something to make a difference in someone's life. I can complete all activities of daily living for someone.

I am a hardworking person that likes helping others. Being a caregiver has helped me realize the comfort and support this job can bring to clients, and it is something I very much enjoy. I am very attentive to detail and enjoy getting to know the patients and families.

Devoting most of my time to the care of someone else is one of the most selfless things someone can do, but it's not only about the time involved. Being able to understand the person you're caring for, knowing their problems, challenges and desires will not only make it easier to care for them, but will undoubtedly improve the relationship you have with each other. Empathy is a big aspect of that, and being able to put yourself in someone else's shoes and be empathetic will only increase the quality of care you're providing.As instrumental as caregivers are, communication is key. It can be something as simple as going through the day's schedule, or complicated as discussing health concerns, but no matter what it is, it must be done well. Subpar communication will do nothing beneficial for the relationship, and in fact, could damage it. Furthermore, as it's likely there's more than one caregiver in the individual's life, and because of all the moving parts, communication is key to get information to all the relevant parties. Whether it's relaying health information or just remaining congenial, communication between caregivers is important, second only to communicating with the individual.

I took care of my mother when she was ill. It was one of the hardest and most rewarding things I have ever done! By nature my mom was a little ornery, being ill didn't help. I didn't let that bother me. I loved hearing stories from her past and working on sewing projects and gardening with her. Like her, I appreciate the simple joys in life.