COPD Caregivers in Birmingham - 41 caregivers found

What makes me a great caregiver is my heart. I have always cared about the well being of others, it makes me happy knowing that I am able to help people. What I like about caregiving is meeting new people, and being able to do all I can to comfort and help. A personal achievement I am really proud of is working with someone with CP. This person was in a wheel chair for a long number of years, this person gave up long ago. I came in and got to help this person and care for them helped with motaviating this person to start exercising and then we started taking small steps, thru out my years of caregiving with this person. I was able to help get this person out of the chair and to start walking again. It made me feel so good to see smiles from my client and the family because of how I dedicated myself to her, I was able to give hope and was able to see my client do somethings on their own. It is definitely a highlight to caregiving.

I'm an aide for 20 years...I'm certified along with cpr and first aid...I am a very caring person and excellent with my clients! I am bilingual and willing to learn other things... Caring, loving and patience ....,it's all that it takes

I am a single parent who have raised 8 children to maturity with families of their own. I am a loving, nurturing woman whose passionate about my profession as well as compassionate towards the needs and welfare of others makes me an ideal candidate for the care of your loved one.

My name is Jessie. I am a Unites States Army Vet. I have worked in the Home Health field on and off for the last ten years. I am DODD Certified. I am understanding that a majority of the clients had an independent life prior to them needing any type of assistance so I strive to remind them that I am only here to help. No matter how much or little they may need.

Hi. I am what they consider a vet in the medical field. I started out taking care of my grandmother at the age of 14. Doing so gave me this since of honor and love. It also sparked my interest in helping others throughout my years. I have worked with dementia, hospice, disabilities, given showers, cleaned clothes and etc. I was a certified CNA and STNA in two different states with high honor. I am now med certified and also a Behavior Technician.

I am a loving caring person who loves to provide care to the ones in need. I love to make people days even if it's just doing the smallest task for them. I give my clients the attention that they need to make it through the day and be happy no matter what their health conditions are.

I have been working in healthcare since I was in high school. I love caring for and assisting people. I fill my free time with volunteer work, coaching cheerleading and gymnastics, being the room parent at my daughter's school, and activities at the American Legion. I'm laid back and patient, which seems to fit well with home healthcare. Also, I just returned from volunteer work in Jamaica. It's definitely my calling to work with people!

I became a STNA when I was 16 with the intended goal to make a difference in people's lives. For the last 7 years I've cared for a lot of amazing people and I continue to meet and care for residents with the same goal as when I started - to make a difference in people's lives and to be a light in the healthcare industry. Meeting people from all over, listening to their stories and helping them in a challenging time in their lives is something I'm very proud to say I do almost everyday.

* Personal Patient Care Adept at bathing, dressing and feeding of residents & Assist With Daily Activities * Highly skilled in utilizing restorative measures in resident/patient care * Proven record of collecting accurate specimen * Able to give compassionate care to clients and residents * Well versed in ensuring the personal hygiene and Skin Check and nutrition standards of residents * Profound ability to provide patients with oral care, hair care and nail care * Substantial knowledge of assisting residents in transporting and ambulation Safe Transfer and Assist with Walking and With Walkers * Capable of handling bowel and bladder and recording results * Outstanding organizational abilities demonstrated through care giving positions * Strong desire to serve the ill, disabled, and elderly * Proven ability to deal tactfully with staff, residents and family members * Demonstrated patience, tact, and a cheerful disposition * Skilled in performing various housekeeping duties; cleaning of care areas, and stocking and disposal of linen * Taking Accurate Pulse Respiration, Vitals and Temperature * Caring, Hardworking, and Consistently Patience

Hello my name is Natasha I have been a caregiver/stna for 8 years + I have experience with dementia Parkinson's and other health. What attracted me to be a caregiver is I always cared for people including my sick family members I decided to go into the field I love helping in any way I can! I also have experience with hoyer lift gait belts. I enjoy what I do it isn't a job for me I love caring for those who struggle to care for themselves and even help when the spouse just needs to get out for awhile.