COPD Caregivers in Jefferson County - 68 caregivers found

I have been a CNA , Home health care giver for over 25 years.....I am very passionate about what I do...I have work in most areas of elderly care...and I will been comfort and care to the client as well to the whole family

I'm a certified nursing assistant as well as a certified medication technician. I also have CPR and First Aid training. I have 11 years of experience. I've worked for my current employer for 11 years. I was also a school nursing assistant for 3 years. I have worked with the elderly in their homes.

Hello! I'm Kaitlyn, from Winchester, VA. I am a Certified Nursing Aide (CNA). I have 5+ years working as a CNA. I received my BA from Virginia Commonwealth University and I am currently working on my masters at Mary Baldwin University. I work a full-time at home job and am looking to pick up a few hours working as a CNA. I enjoy working as a CNA because I love getting to know people and their stories, assisting those who may have no one else to depend on, and providing genuine support. I have experience working in hospitals, skilled-nursing facilities, and in-home care. I take pride in all the work I do. I look forward to speaking to you soon!

I became a caregiver because I have a great passion to care for people. I love putting smiles on people's face in which is a healthy therapy for people I care and work for.

I am a reliable care giver who likes to get work done i care about my patients. I have the patient to help people who can't no longer do certain things on their own . I enjoyed putting a smile , joy to my patient face no matter what you are going through i always want to bring positive mind where ever i go. I succeeded to make couple client with Parkinson walked again ,claim upstairs etc..

I am laid back and easy going. My clients like me because I allow them to do whatever they're able to do. I only help them to keep them safe. I feel my client find their autonomy one of the most important things they have left. I love this work. I feel like I'm an important part of these people's lives. The one thing I hate is when I have to leave them for one reason or another.

I truly enjoy working with seniors. I have done so for a little over sixteen years. Seniors are a very important part of our society. Every senior citizen lead productive lives and had families they loved. Seniors deserve our respect and dignity.

Am a very simple, passionate, hardworking and patient person always whiling to help make people feel better and happy in whatever goals they want to achieve.

Hi, My name is Deanna. I have been a caregiver for 9.5 years now! I love the job I do. I'm patient, passionate, considerable, trustworthy, and kind! And actually love meeting new people from different cultures and places. I actually became a caregiver when I had to take care of my grandfather at age 16 after my grandmother passed away. My grandparents actually raised me so I didn't mind giving my grandfather the care, love, and respect he showed me as I growing. I had to be his ears (he was completely deaf), did meal preparations, food shopping, laundry, and medication reminders. I was young didn't mind giving up chill time of my personal time to care for grandfather. I loved him very much! Took care of him until he passed Few years of me taking care of him. I went to school to be a home health aide. I thought why not do something I love to do anyway! That matched my personality and I can be me! I enjoy and love being the eyes, hands, and legs for others or what ever they may not be able to do I love being there to help! This is not just a job, this is my CALLING! MY LIFE!

I am a young ambitious female trying to work her way through the medical field. I started taking care of adult with mental disabilities when I was 18 and have continued on that track. I love helping others and seeing someone else thrive is my true passion. I am willing to help anyone succeed, and I hope I am part of the reason why they did. I am proud to say I have earned my CNA, and CMA license and I intend to put them to good use helping others.