Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Ouachita County - 44 caregivers found

My name is Shelly . I am a CNA of 26 years. I've worked in the Healthcare industry for a long time . I have worked with a variety of different ages from youth, teens and older adults as well as the Elderly.. I've worked with Alzheimer's,.Dementia. mental illness, addiction's, Autism, Retardation, Down syndrome., Behavioral problems. I also worked with geriatric, Handicapped, , . I worked in Hospitals, facilities, In Homes. Correctional facilities . I've also worked with patients who has Sundowning. Parkinsons syndrome. I love what I do I take care of my patients as if they were my own family member, My reference s speak for themselves. . I'm very compassionate. When I devote myself to your family I give 100%.

I'm very outgoing I enjoy helping others in need . I enjoy helping families become less stress free . My personal achievement im proud of is finally getting a stable home for me to live in

Hi i'm Erica! I have been a caregiver in an assisted living facility and also private homes. Most of the people i have cared for all wanted the same thing. They want to feel useful and wanted even tho they need help completing everyday task. Letting a client do something for themselves with only small assist helps keep their minds sharp and helps them feel a little more independent! I enjoy seeing people feel accomplished and happy.

Im a very outgoing & understanding individual. I love meeting new people. I enjoy caring & learning anything to satisfy my clients.

I enjoy learning about my clients and their experiences throughout their lives and I feel that's the main thing I was looking for coming into this line of work. Building a rapport with all of the patients and residents I've worked for is the most rewarding experience I've had still to this day I'm in contact with some of the first residents I ever had I'm here to not only be a caregiver but as well a friend and companion.

I look at it like taking care of my grandparents. I knew they needed help with certain things and I was there to help them. I love helping people out because one day, I might need that same help. What attracted me being a caregiver is when I first helped someone, I seen the smile on their face. What I love the most about being a caregiver is being there for people. A helping hand goes a long way in life. My personal achievement is reaching my goal when I graduated from school and seeing my grandma there when she couldn't get out the bed really. I helped her through a lot and that really put a smile on my face.

Hello my name is ibriana Watson I have been a cna for 5 years I have a bubbly personal and I am a encouraging person

I became a caregiver because I enjoy taking care of others that cannot care for themselves on a daily basis. What I like most about being a caregiver is being able to help, uplift, and encourage the individual that I am carrying for. One of my personal achievements that I am proud of is obtaining my CNA license. I am 25 years old, and I have being caring for others. I have a two year old daughter that keeps me very active. I love to read, shop, and write.

Demonstrating empathy and compassion for the senior Supporting the patient's family members, who may be struggling to cope with their loved one's decline Committing to professional growth and continuing education, including attending all trainings at your agency Being reliable, including arriving for work on time and fulfilling all duties in a timely manner Respecting your patients' privacy and dignity Exhibiting a positive demeanor and kind tone of voice Being considerate and kind when working with the patient Being mindful of the fact that you i am working in a senior's, or their family's, private home Using good communication skills with both the patient and the family Having a well-kept personal appearance, including following the agency's dress code Seeking solutions to caregiving issues when you don't have an answer Acting as a personal supporter and cheerleader for your patient and their family during difficult days.. As i start my new job i would pay attention to my new colleagues. Do any stand out from the rest? What characteristics and caregiving qualities make you notice them? That can give me more idea to about what makes a good caregiver and possibly a role model to follow.

I have been a caregiver for 11 years I have worked with both men and women in home and in a nursing home as well what attracted me to being a caregiver is when I was younger I would help my grandmother care for my uncle who was Down syndrome so you can say my hear is in being a caregiver I do not look at it as just a job I care for people as I would want someone to care for one of my family members the thing I enjoy most is being able to bring a smile and even a helping hand to someone who needs it and being able to assist them in what ever it may be.