COPD Caregivers in Osage County - 21 caregivers found

I am a natural born caregiver. Everyone deserves kindness and compassion.

I am dependable, attentive, patient, empathetic, and trust worthy. I enjoy helping and caring for others. I enjoy making a difference or impact in my patient's lives. I am proud of being able to learn and gain experience.

I am from Lawrence, KS but currently followed my husband to Seattle for the summer for his architecture internship. I am looking for a part-time or full-time caregiver position during the weekdays. I absolutely love meeting people, learning their stories and spending time with them. I would have to say my strengths are patience, creativity, compassion and flexibility. I am currently a nursing student and have one more year left to complete. Additionally I have my CNA in the state of Kansas. I would love to help YOU out in anyway possible!

I am a caregiver because it is something I have found to unexpectedly be meant to do in life. I have an understanding of what it is for a family to endure this stage in a loved ones life and I am here not sure because it's my job but because I can make this time less stressful. I want only for a family to be able to take in these moments because it's important. I view my pay as compensation for my time. I cook and I clean and I communicate. I am detail oriented and open minded to every families individuality. I am always going to be coming up with things to do and am naturally creative. I have experience with dementia patient care and all that that comes along with it. I am capable of transfers and know how to utilize a gait belt. I can assist with bathing toileting medication reminders laundry running errands following diet restrictions in meal prep health monitoring following a care plan and communication with doctor patient and family members if requested. I am a solid emotional support base and stable companion. I genuinely care for people. I practice strict covid quarantine precautions to keep my patients safe and am on the list for a vaccine during stage two. Thank you for your consideration for and I look forward to further communication.

My name is Lucinda (Cindy). I worked in care homes taking care of elderly residents for 27 years. I also worked at a hospital as a CNA for four years. And I recently worked as a DSP in a group home setting for special needs clients. Unfortunately I had to quit because the schedule no longer was working for me. I enjoy helping and caring for people. It is something I have done most of my life.

I have been a care giver for 10 yrs. I enjoy being a caregiver. Ive always been the person to care for everyone in my life. It's just comes natural to me. I have 6kids on top of this so I definitely enjoy every minute of it! I'm CNA certified and CPR certified. I really enjoy being apart of helping someone's lives feel more enjoyable. I've worked some of my client's for many years and it really doesn't feel like work when I'm there. If feels more like I'm caring for a loved one.

I provide quality senior services to all my clients, I consider each of them my family and treat them as if they are my own.

I have known that I wanted to be in the medical field since I was in elementary school! I really enjoy and am compassionate about helping other. I take pride in the care that I give to my patients. I'm very kind, patient , attentive, detail oriented, and reliable when it comes to being a caregiver. I'm hoping to further my education in the near future to become a nurse.

I have been giving care since I was eleven to my father before he passed away. I enjoy making others happy and being able to provide them with something they didn't have before.

I am a very caring, passionate person! The PATIENT ALWAYS COMES FIRST! I have been taking care of patients for 8 years now! I am 61 years old and I am old school! I don't believe in rushing because that is when you make mistakes! Take your time with your patients and care for them like you would want to be cared for when you get older. Or if they were your loved one! Let them know that you can be trusted. Keep them safe and their home safe from falls. Wash their face, comb their hair, brush their teeth, etc....make them feel good and refreshed! Respect their religion and ask questions! Listen to them and pay attention to what they are telling you. Respect them and their home! I love helping others that have a hard time helping themselves. It's rewarding to me and it comes from my HEART! I have helped my whole family who have passed in their home with cancer, heart problems, Parkinson's disease, and not one went to a nursing home! This is why I became a CNA! It gave me such gratitude and made me feel good to see them smile at me everyday for making them feel good! When I walk through a patients front door I walk into Their home! With a smile on my face leaving my problems behind me! It's all about the PATIENT! The Patient Always Comes First!!