ALS Caregivers in Montgomery - 218 caregivers found

I was raised up caring for people beginning in my own family. At the nudging of my mother, I became an LVN in 1985. After the passing of my father, I neglected to keep my LVN license current but remained in the field of caring. I enjoy helping others accomplish their day as well as family members observing positive change in a homebound loved one. I have a long history in caring which include but not limited to, psych care, dementia, hearing and vision impairment, physical disabilities and so on. I take my work seriously and respect individuals for who they are as well as what they may be going through.

It all stared when I was 13 years old my grandmother had dementia. I hope take care of her during this summer, and came back every weekend to be with her.. I love a challenge. I love people. I've been doing home health care on and off for the last 10 years.

As a Certified Nurse Aide of 30 plus years, I always give 101% of my service in caring for my clients. I am passionate of my work and love my job. As a young girl growing up I always felt strong about studying in the nursing field to advance in my career. I'm flexible, reliable, along with punctual. Nonetheless, I have capabilities to perform required duties such as walking, exercise, shopping, and transportation to health providers. Throughout my career choice as a caregiver, I have grown and become more compassionate and I love my profession.

I've been a certified caregiver since 2013. I decided to pursue a career in this field due to the fact that I cared for my grandfather. I'm passionate about what I do. I not only care for a person I become a companion. I try to make them as comfortable as possible with whatever it is they're battling. I thoroughly enjoy making them feel and look good. They're happiness and well being is always a priority!

I love working with people.

I currently work for an Home Health Agency based in Brazos county but I am available for additional jobs in Walker, Montgomery, Grimes and Brazos county. I have work and volunteer experience with people with ALS, Stroke, Dementia, Mental, Cognitive and Developmental Disabilities and am trained in transfers, strength training, ROM, ADL's, Feeding, Dressing, Bathing and am quite helpful with chores around the house. In addition I have a vehicle with current auto insurance as well as a flawless driving record. Professional abilities: Careful driver, strong work ethic, patient, positive attitude, safety conscious, adaptability, responsible and creative problem solver. Personal interests: working on my property, reading, cooking, writing, TV shows, cards and board games, and I love a good conversation.

Hello, First I'd like to share a few things about my experiences as a CNA/caregiver. I have always been a nurturing person first as a child and continuing through adulthood, It brings me great pleasure to help everyone I can. I started my career in 1993 by attending a State licensed class and being state certified to work as such. I have continued my education for 28 years now and I am told I bring great skill set to many homes and individuals. I have worked as a CNA in Hospitals, Home Health, Physical Rehabilitation Centers, Nursing Homes and Private Duty Requests. I enjoy them all. I've worked with Hospice,Alzheimer's, dementia, diabetes, strokes, obesity, bed bound clients such a paraplegic and quadriplegic, ALS clients, PTSD clients, schizophrenia clients, post surgical and more. I offer help with ADLs, showers, bed baths, exercise, meal preparation, vital sign checks, medication reminders, doctor appointments, and more.

What makes me a great care giver is that l have a heart and desire to take care of people. It's been apart of my Life from Birth the desire and drive helping others with life everyday Challenge. And what's l enjoy about being a caregiver is seeing the smile on someone else's face that l've help to assist with everyday Life Challenges, And my personal Achievement is to do my best at making someone else's day less of a hassle.

1. I have patience, I'm compassionate, I have empathy and understanding patience need. 2. Making a difference in another person's life. Taking care of others. 3. Being able to help other. Making Enormous difference in people lives. 4. My patient I had worked with for 9 years was unresponsive. I was able to bring her back . She was with us for another 2 years.

The traits that help me to become a great caregiver is to be compassionate, loving, dependable, and trustworthy. Things that attracted me to be a caregiver is I enjoy talking with elder people and more so because I was the helping hand for my grandmother before her passing. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the one on one conversations I have with my patient speaking on past life and obstacles they went through in life and how they survived. My personal achievement is I was able to nurse one of past patients back to health in the length of 3 wks to a month