Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Camden County - 8 caregivers found

I have always enjoyed helping people who need me! I listen to my clients and help them through anything they may need as well as accompany them while we do housework or exercise. My favorite part about caregiving is making a difference in the lives of those I am blessed to be a part of.

HELLO, my name is Tiara . I've been a nurse aide for about 7years now . I love my work I love helping and being there for other people . Being the oldest on both sides of the family I have a lot of younger siblings that I used to always take care of . And it had its battles but I've grown to love doing it , which led me to helping the elderly . Also my aunt is a RN . So she played a part in wanting me to do nursing . What I love most about being a caregiver is seeing the smiles on residents faces when you talk to them or ask them questions about their life growing up . I've got alot of really cool answers and learned alot . My personal achievement im proud of was becoming a caregiver . I mean it speaks for itself.

I enjoy the most about giving the client one on one care! Providing services to meet their needs and make them as comfortable and happy as possible! Reassuring the client that I'm here to help you and provide a fun and welcoming personality. I have 19 years of experience in the medical field and work with clients in their home, nursing home and hospital setting.

Some things about me and why I became a care giver. I love to give a helping hand to someone who needs it. When I help others it teachs me new ways to view life. Being a caregiver isn't just being a helper its about being a friend and a good listener also being able to understand how others view life and what makes them smile and what makes them happy. I am a very compassionate, caring, loving, nurturing, care giver. I am very proud that I am a caregiver because I make a difference in someone's life And they do the same for me. Getting to know others brighten up my day and seeing them smile warms my heart. I am very passionate and loving and I will give my last to someone in need my family taught me to look at the bright side to life and make a difference in the world or in someone's heart and by being a caregiver.

I make a great caregiver because I genuinely enjoy helping others at their time of need. My ability to create a smile or crack a small joke to make someone feel better or that their situation is ok and normal for them, has given so many people a feeling of acceptance and a lack of feeling embarrassed or a burden during their illness(s). To me that is the most humbling and rewarding thing that can be achieved in a life time. To have the desire, skill and patience to achieve that is a gift. My life goal is to allow others to feel normal and that they have more than just a caregiver to help them with ADL's but a friend, a confidant and a partner in their illness. Going home each day knowing I made a families day better is my favorite part of everyday. You ask what attracted me to caregiving. Well it fell in my lap. I never planned on this when I went to school. One random day I was asked by a friend to help his wife whom had been diagnosed with ALS. The tears of fear, burden, embarrassment and lack of self worth she endured tore me to shreds. I quickly reversed all of that with the extreme amount of patience I have, the way I handled situations and encouraged her intelligence, ideas and beauty. It wound up turning into my need to having her in my life. Since then, in 2006 I have been steadily helping the ALS community with open arms and a humbled heart. Caregiving is something that I loved accidentally. I pay attention to detail so much that it made since why I gravitated so easily to this, having one on one care provides detailed superior care where you can focus and that person has all their needs and wants met unlike nursing homes or adult daycares. I take pride in my work and skills and one on one care allowed me to complete that. That gives me a since of inner self accomplishment. I feel to my core that caregiving is a relationship that has the gift of helping each other.

I became a caregiver years ago. First doing daycare in my home. Then taking care of my terminally ill husband. Next I ran into a legally blind friend that I cared for until he passed. Found I enjoyed the work and that it was very rewarding. It brings me great joy to be with someone and help them through their golden days to the end.

Im Gail. I've been a C N A for 21 years. Love working with the elder. Love to help them in ever need that they need me in. Just love been there to put a smile on there face an to help them any any expect that they may need. An i get a joy now that i help some an may a different for the life.

Need Help Caring for your loved one? This is private care not an agency. My responsibilities would include but not limited to: All aspects of Daily Living. Bathing/grooming/dressing, food prep., feeding, medication reminders, assist with moving from bed to chair, wound cleaning, catheter cleaning, assist with incontinence, recording vitals, etc... Familiar with Alzheimer and dementia patients. Familiar with diabetic patients, insulin and insulin pump. Familiar with Hoyer and Sara lift. Assist with activities to stimulate the mind: arts and crafts, reading, music, games, a walk or push around the block,