COPD Caregivers in Harbor View - 58 caregivers found

I am a very outgoing person that loves to take care of our elderly and the young I got into being a caregiver back in 1998 was looking for something that would fit my schedule didnt know that I would have such a great love for it to be in the field for 20 years I enjoy making our clients feel right at home with having me around my great achievement is knowing that I am making a difference in someone else life

THE BEST HOME CARE AIDE CUSTOMER TAILORED FOR YOUR FAMILY NEEDS, I HAVE OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE OBSERVING PHYSICAL AND MENTAL CONDITIONS INTAKE AND OUTPUT, AND EXERCISE. SUPPORTING PATIENTS BY PROVIDING HOUSEKEEPING AND LAUNDRY SERVICES; SHOPPING FOR FOOD AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD REQUIREMENTS; PREPARING MEALS (AS INSTRUCTED) BATHING, DRESSING, AND ANYTHING THERE OF. KNOWING THAT THE NEEDS OF THE PATIENT, AS WELL AS THE FAMILY ARE BEING MET BY EXCEEDING ALL EXPECTATION. I PROVIDE AROUND THE CLOCK SERVICES. YOU'LL NEVER HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT YOUR LOVE ONE AGAIN.

I desire a position that will utilize my experience and offer opportunities for advancement. I love taking care of my patients I treat how I would want to be treated

I love my job and I love to take care of people. I like to help them it make me feel like am doing something great for myself

(Pay rate is negotiable!) Hello! I am a Registered Nurse looking to care for senior patients/your loved one. I lost my beloved Grandfather last August whom I cared for as a Home Health RN. I feel like I have a lot of extra love and care to give to your loved one in honor of my Grandfather. I have always wanted to help people and love being a RN. I enjoy brightening someone's day in any way possible. I am most proud of being chosen to be part of the Neonatal ICU Life Flight team during my time at Mercy Children's Hospital.

I always new I wanted to be a caregiver at a very young age . My grandmother would help all the elderly in the neighborhood and I tagged along to help . From high school I went to Owens college for my certification to become an Aide . I've learned through years of experience to blend in the ways of caring to becoming friends with the patient. Learning their life and what is their routine , what they like or dislike. Keep moving ( move it or lose it ) daily range of motion and exercise is important,.Keep living and enjoy what you can . Over 28 years of caring for people ,I became friends with so many family's that I still have contact with and referrals from their family and friends.

My name is samantha i go by sam i am 31 years young and i have experience in home care and in an assisted living home including dementia certification, trach and vent training, ability to use a hoyer lift, bathing, cooking, cleaning, sponge bath, turning, ive even put a catheter in before, med dispense, also amongst other things. I used to care for mother untill she passed away she had ALS i watched her through every stage and by the end of it she was vent dependent. I enjoy working in home care because it feels good to help others and use my knowledge for good. I have my own vehicle and i already work a full time job as a resident assistant in an assisted living facility.I am currently looking for something part time.

A good caregiver is attentive and responds to situations in a timely manner. A patient, especially the elderly, needs constant care and attention. I have been working with the elderly for several years and I am a Good caregiver. I enjoy working with people I enjoy making my clients laugh and most enjoy jobs where I have one-on-one interaction with others. I enjoy taking care of elder family members and would like to help others in this way.

Hello, my name is Qutilla Turner and I have 15years of experience as a caregiver. I am kind, hardworking and a good communicator. I am patient, a good listener and enjoy working with others - especially older people.

My first attempt at being a caregiver was on the job training. My deceased wife had a lot of health problems. Diabetic, COPD, renal failure leading to dialysis. We ended up getting Anita a self-powered wheelchair which gave her a since of independence. I adjusted pretty good in being able to help her. She was a very loving person and it was easy to give her the love back in caring for her. I took an evening job so I could be available to take her to dialysis 3 times a week. While she was receiving her treatments, I would doing grocery shopping, laundry, and run around errands. She had a great attitude towards her health problems so I adjusted well in helping her however I could. I was truly an act of love. So I became a caregiver out of necessity but never resented it. It was like a partnership. I could do all the things that she was not able to do. It worded out pretty well. I have no regrets. I enjoyed the chance to help someone and see on her face her appreciation for what I could do. I have always liked help people and when I was a teacher did this in my classrooms. With Anita this was a chance to help her exclusively. My person achievement in being a caregiver was making her life complete and she was very happy until the day she passed on to the lord. I miss that lady but was thinking that I could recapture the feeling of help a person or family once again. I was the greatest feeling that I ever felt...