Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Erie County - 98 caregivers found

Hello, my name is Laqaysha Smith I'm a very nice outgoing caring person! Wanted to be a caregiver because I've been taking care of my grandmother since day 1 of her sickness I've worked in the medical field been in it for 7years now the most I enjoy is being able to actually help and care for those who don't have the resources or help to give! My personal achievement about this is to provide the skills and knowledge I have the best way I can!

My name is Amoni Hargrove I've been a Cna for 3 years I love what I do I'm caring compassionate easy good friendly and love the setting of taking care of those who cannot take care of themselves or may need a little help

I'm a single mother of three. I love outdoors and traveling. I love to care for others and help them meet their needs. I enjoy making others life's easier. I want to help people stay in their homes and in the community.

I have been an Aide for over 19 years but I'm here to take care of your love ones when you are busy at work I or if you need some time alone for yourself very hard worker very dependent im a people person and I love to watch all the TV shows that you guys enjoy and talking with you . I'm here for you

Hello my name is Shanesha Allen I have been working in the healthcare for over 10 years. I have worked as PCA, CNA and phlebotomists, I am currently in school as Medical assistant once I graduate, I would like go on become RN

I am 31 years old and have been a CNA since 2010. I also starting doing home care on top of nursing home care and absolutely love it. I love making people smile and helping them with daily task they need assistance with to make their day go a lot easier and happier. I look at my clients as family. I treat them as i would want my family memeber to be treated.

Hello I'm Kasha Myers's hardworking, love and caring person. I didn't become a CNA for the money. I do this because this is my passion to help others. I aspire to be a RN. I am working my way towards it and being a cna was the first step for me. I love what I do .

I worked with developmentally disabled individuals for 23 years before going back to school to finish a teaching degree. I am looking at retirement from teaching, this July, and would like to return to caring for people again involving home care situations. I am also looking for available opportunities that I can fulfill at this time. I feel my personal achievement is that in my 40's I went back to school and continued caring for people at a different level, such as student needs. I presently teach first grade. My experience in both employment situations had rewards that only one can experience by participating in both environments. Educationally, physically and emotionally I was able to create environments that allowed needs to be met in comfortable atmospheres, while enjoying those I worked with. Also cared for a woman with Alzheimer's disease upon request of the family. I simply enjoy working with all people.

I am a caring outgoing person, who pays attention to every detail and truly enjoys what I do

I will listen to my PT and try my best to comply to thier request. I have The passion to advocate for people who can't advocate for themselves. I love the fact that I can give a person without a voice a voice and make sure thier well taken care of. Helping a artistic person reach out and fill comfortable with the surroundings and able to communicate with others.