COPD Caregivers in Cedar Crest - 82 caregivers found

I enjoy a meaningful day, when I can be of service by helping others, Caregiving is what I enjoy,and what I have been doing the past 17 years, with experience and knowledge in every aspect of Home Healthcare, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Dementia and Hospice Care. Much of my experience throughout the years was achieved through learning and earning trust, guidance and understanding from my patients when I provide Quality of Life Care and Compassion.

Hello,my personality traits that help me be a great caregiver is my smile and bubblely personality and I'm loving and have compassion, what attracted me to be a caregiver is being able to be someone's hands being able to be someone's legs and voice, I enjoy it the most because it reminds me of how precious life is and our loved ones not to take things for granted in life, My personal achievement in life is to do just this it's what drives me in the morning we all age with life we are all human and we all need love and care and compassion.

I am certified nursing assistant and caregiver. A permanent resident. My years of experience. Is 19Yrs...52yrs.old...experience in ADL(Activities of daily living), all Transfers, light housekeeping, Medication Reminders, Companionship,Transportation insured car, ok with smoking or non smoking, pets, clients, ok with pets..Certification in Dementia, Alzheimers, safety, First Aid, CPR, Diabetes clients...I am patient and caring person take my job serious and always on time and do my job the best that I Can! I do enjoy taking care of my clients like I would for my family!!!! I have a great. Background and Professional and Personal Reference as well!!

I treat my residents as my own family i enjoy working with the elderly i took care of my grandmother til she passed i love talking to them & listenin to their stories

I have been a caregiver on and off for over 20 years, I can run errands, bathe, light housekeeping, medication reminders, transfers, companionship, dementia care, I don't mind pets, cooking meals or prep. I have reliable transportation, I don't smoke.

Hello! Thank you for visiting my page. My name is Tessa, I have been an ICU nurse for 5 years now and have been a traveling ICU RN for 4 of those years! I have been all over the united states and have assisted in many of the critically hit areas by the pandemic. I have been frontline since the start and now I'm ready for a change of pace. I have a lot of critical care experience which will afford me the ability to take care of your loved one with the utmost respect, dignity, and compassion. If you are interested and would like to get more information, please don't hesitate to reach out to me and we will figure out if you and your loved ones are a good fit.

I am patient and highly compassionate, hard working, flexible, bilingual, trustworthy caregiver, experienced in home and hospital settings. I have been a caregiver for ten plus years and enjoy taking care of people. Over the years I have had many different jobs and only stuck with them for a little while until I got into caregiving. I enjoy taking care of people it gives me a sense of worth and satisfaction in my life. I enjoy meeting new people and making them comfortable and happy when they are ill or not.

I take care of my client with respect and I make sure that they are always clean and changed. I am a great cook. I exercise a lot so me helping my client with some light workout is really important to me. I also love listening to my clients stories. I make sure that I do my job right and that the client is happy with the work I am doing. I am a great driver, know technology and have the patient to take care of someone. Been doing CNA for 12 years and I enjoy doing it.

I became a caregiver because my mother in law moved in with us a few years back because she was I'll and needed help. I started working with ambercare as her full time caregiver. I enjoyed helping and caring for her very much. It was like I had finally found what I was meant to do. So unfortunately she passed. I continued on as a caregiver. I have worked with many family's in the passing years, with whom I've met lots of great people to care for. Many have become good friends and almost like family. That's what happens when you spend so much time caring for a person, it becomes more personal but on a very professional level. I care about my clients unlike the care you may see in a facility where there are just not enough caregivers to go around. So no one gets that extra special care and attention. I love helping people and I believe everybody deserves to live with dignity and as much independence as they would like.

In 2007 while still working in the title industry I also started volunteering for Hospice, which I enjoyed very much and still do. I volunteered for Hospice of NM while under different management but took many hours of training which resulted in many patients in companionship. Some of my folks did come off of Hospice but many did not. I was voted by management and personnel as the number 1 volunteer for the organization. After a few years I had to take a break do to my other work schedule then decided to go into caregiving. I am not certified. Only experienced. The need for the elderly or homebound is abundant, now more than ever. I see to many elderly alone and afraid. They need help.