COPD Caregivers in West Augusta - 13 caregivers found

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* I'm organized and physically strong. I also have excellent communication skills, which help me interact with both patients and other healthcare professionals. My time management skills are excellent and I take initiative when caring for patients. * I love helping people. I've always had a soft spot for seniors and wanted to make a difference in their lives. * I like doing work that has the potential to make a difference in someone's life. I also love the fact of making someone smile and doing little things to make a person's day better. * Actively assisted clients in housekeeping activities like cleaning and dusting while running grocery shopping errands for them. * Provided exceptional emotional support through positive interaction and companionship.

Hi, my name is Ja'naai Crawford! I've been in the health care field now for 4 years and I absolutely enjoy it! On my free time I love to travel! What I enjoy most about caregiving is getting to get to know others and learning new things weather it's small or big! I am proud to say that I am a certified CNA and PCT in the state of Virginia!

Hello. My name is Sabrina Gonzalez and I am 28 years young. I absolutely love caring for people and doing whatever I can to help with everyday task. We only have one life and it should be full of quality care. A little about me, I am a Licensed Practical Nurse, engaged to a wonderful man, and we have a 1 year old son. I come from a close family. My mother taught me to be loving, caring, and all around kind therefore that is what I intend to do.

I'm 27 young independent female I have a lot of experience in the caregiver field I love being a caregiver because I can make a difference in people life and I know some people are aging and feel lonely at time and every one need that one good person they can talk too an smile with I just love helping people who are in need just one of my traits

Hello everyone My name is Crystal. I'm 39 years old. I have a wonderful husband and 2 awesome young boys. I've been doing this kind of work for many many years and I just love it. I don't know how to be anything else but a caregiver. I'm quiet kinda shy at first but overall I'm highly liked in this field. I always put my clients needs first before doing anything else. Overall I love the work I do and I'm very proud of myself for being the caregiver I am today.

Hi, my name is Frankie Daniels, 48, Female, Medical Assistant, Personal Care Aide, CNA & a non-smoker. I have been a caregiver for 20+ yrs. I have experience with all different levels of health & medical care. I help with bathing, getting dressed, Dr's appt's, errands, light housekeeping for client, meals, medication management, companionship, & I have been trained to assist in transferring. My passion is to help take care of people & get them back to a healthier & happier lifestyle. If you haven't found anyone for the position yet & have any questions please feel free to contact me. References available upon request. Hope to hear from you soon. PLEASE LET ME KNOW EITHER WAY, I would really appreciate it. Have a blessed day & Stay Encouraged.

I am a very loving and compassionate person. I work hard to give my clients the respect, empathy, and quality of life they need and deserve. I am a strong believer in patient advocacy, Thier rights and care are of complete importance to me. I carry a lot of pride in myself and my job. It is my duty as a nursing assistant for over 20 years, to go above and beyond to make sure the care of my client is that of superior quality. I have worked in private/home care, as well as hospital/rehab and nursing home settings. Also am very knowledgeable in hospice and end of life care. I pride myself on being a very outgoing, affectionate caregiver, with lots of smiles, laughter and hugs. I feel human touch is necessary in life for healing and comfort. Also I served in the United states Army as a mechanic for 10 years, so I hold myself to high standards in my personal life and in my career fields. I never come into work or leave without a smile!

I am layed back easy going ,but also know that if it something that needs to be done i can also get it done with little resistance with a little sweet talkin I can get it the job done I'm also very good and compassionate about what I do and actually care about the people I take care of through life experiences and work experiences I've had to learn several different things. I am a mother of five children from 17 to 3 years old each of them have things that have taught me life lessons as well as medical conditions who else would take care of your family better than a mother they have to be at all all at the same time wow having empathy and a super hero mode I've been doing this since 2011 and I just really enjoy working with adults I always say that if they've lived this long then the care shouldn't be less than what they deserve and they also shouldn't be brushed under the table and forgotten they took care of us while we were younger and now it's our turn to step up as a community and take care of our elderly and sick it's our job as a human being. Taking care of my two clients before and also my grandmother seeing all-timers deteriorate her I just wanted to help someone else I work several different places and I also love to be an advocate for people who can't stand up for themselves and what better way to do that and show them that they are still loved wanted and well taken care of being a caretaker means this and all the above to me besides my kids it is my passion in life

Strong empathy to surrounding individuals, compassion for life and everyone's feelings, pay strong attention to detail, ambitious, caring, willingness to go the extra mile. I've been a caregiver for over 5 years. My mother is severely physically disabled and needed someone to properly take care of her, that'll show up every day, who can be trusted and has the willingness and knowledge to perform tasks and duties. I like being able to make someone smile, to help them regain happiness and cope with their regression into older age. I know it's hard to accept limitations and I'm good at helping people to overcome issues that affect their capabilities. It's a great feeling knowing I helped them be more self sufficient or to know that I helped them be more comfortable if self sufficiency is not an option. I've helped my mother become less stressed and depressed. I've help her become comfortable because I know her needs and wants and cater to them as needed, sometimes before she even needs it.