Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Cumberland County - 16 caregivers found

Hello my name is Kendra Johnson I have been a Certified Nursing Assistance for 16 years I have worked in different settings nursing home,hospice care, hospital, home care in more. I have a passion at what I do I love it .

Caring for others has been a lifelong passion of mine! I'm happiest when helping others, so I find this field of work very rewarding in many ways. I grew up watching my mother learn and be a great nurse so she is definitely my inspiration. What I enjoy most is definitely just making a difference, being able to be there and insert patience and understanding in a situation of discomfort. Many don't understand how hard it can be to accept help when you have always helped others yourself, that's the role of a caregiver.

I love helping others and I love listening to the stories my clients share with me.

I am very understanding to what people's needs are. I have worked in the public service area for 25 (plus) years and am very compassionate about my work. I am very easy going and adapt well to change. If needed I can give my opinion on things if asked. I love my job. I feel people will benefit from my experience .

I have been a Home Health Nurse for 19+ years. I started out helping my grandmother as a child and ever since then i fell in love with helping others. I know families need breaks and that is what im here for. I am a companion as well as a caregiver. Im CPR and First Aid Certified as well as Covid Vaccinated. Im caring an compassionate and will treat your loved one as if they are one of mine.

Hello my name Elsie Coleman I have been a caregiver for 32 years I love working in the field and helping other it's my passion. I have traveled with clients n did live in care.

I am a graduate from Bryant & Stratton College with honors. I achieved my Associate's degree in Medical administration in April, 2013. I also received my Bachelors in Healthcare Administration management in April, 2016. I have 16 years' experience in the health care field, working with Alzheimer's patients. Additionally, I have experience in management within Healthcare faculties, working as a manger in a "Special Care Unit, which housed twenty-eight patients. I am also a certified coding, and billing specialist. Lastly, I have taught (Special Care) classes to the staff in regards to Dementia patients. I have many years of specialty working with handicap children and also volunteered working with children in Middle school settings. In addition, I have volunteered working for Hospice. To make a difference in a persons life, is very rewarding t me.

My family owns a mental health group home in Cumberland, VA. While growing up, I became interested in people with disorders or with people who were a little different. Working with people who may suffer from a disease lightens my day. I want to offer all I can to help them live their lives a little easier. I want to be the change within the world. I am outgoing, fun, patient, and very reliable. I have my own transportation and I rarely ever miss work. I graduated from college May 2018, but I am still taking summer classes to be able to receive a certificate in substance abuse. I really enjoy being a caregiver and attending to people who needs my help.

I am 38yrs old and I have worked in the healthcare industry for 18+ years. I started in assisted living doing aide duties. I then worked my way up to medication technician, then to resident care coordinator. During that time I also went to school and achieved my EMT liscence. After 10yrs at the same facility I chose to resign and Perdue my EMS career. I have always enjoyed taking care of people, it is the most fullfilling and personally rewarding thing to me. I am honest, dependable, trustworthy, and empathetically compassionate.

Empathy and compassion. Working with people in a home care setting, it is essential that a caregiver feel the desire to want to help. By showing both empathy and compassion caregivers will let the person they are caring for know that they care about the person and want to do what they can to help them. Patience. When you work with someone who needs home care it is important that you are patient and understanding. It helps to sometimes put yourself in the other person's shoes and see what it might be like to ask people for help. Reliable. A great caregiver is someone that can be counted on to be there. If the caregiver says he or she is going to be there to provide home care every Thursday morning, then the caregiver shows up, unless there is an emergency. Those needing home care services need a reliable and dependable caregiver. Trustworthy. Most people who need home care services are in a vulnerable position. They are inviting someone into their home to be near their valuables. A good caregiver is someone who is trustworthy in this regard, as well as in being trusted to keep the client's information confidential. Flexible. As with most things in life, home care needs may change and unexpected events can happen. A good caregiver will be prepared to go with the flow, being flexible, so that they continue to provide good home care, even if a rigid schedule isn't being followed.