Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Los Angeles County - 2,659 caregivers found

I have been working in the health field for the last 10 last years. I've grown to really love my job I am Reliable respectful and a hard worker. I've worked with the seniors and , Disable clients as well as clients with with mental health issues. I Have experience. bathing, feeding changing dressing Physical therapy, I have not had a challenge that I wasn't able to complete. I love when I complete a task and the patient is happy. I try to focus on positive parts of life with my clients

In 2020, I moved backed to my hometown after living in Mexico for three years where I taught English as a Foreign language. At this time, I was asked by my family to become my grandfather's caregiver after he was diagnosed with Bell's Palsy. My grandfather has had a series of health complications within the last two years ranging from Mild Cognitive Impairment, diabetes, loss of mobility due to a fall, prostate cancer and a mini stroke. All of these have given me an abundance of knowledge on care directives and strategies to improve overall quality of life. My time providing care for my grandfather has brought back my passion for working as a Caregiver again. As I am a highly empathetic, patient and nurturing individual with experience, I am confident that I can succeed as a Caregiver for your loved one. My ability to connect with individuals and establish trusting relationships, along with my strong interpersonal skills, position me to thrive in this work field. I strongly believe that by working to build healthier habits and striving to maintain independence is the key to a longer, happier life. Warmest Regards, Kiersten

I began my caregiven duties, with my mother back in 2014, she got sick and I began caregiving for her until she died in 2018, I began caregiving for my grandmother who passed away in 2019 it was a very rough ride for me, I learned a lot especially from my grandmother who was an RN before her passing. I knew then I had a heart for the work and I continue to do caregiving. My specialties are working with the Elders. I do have experience working with the hospice patience.

I always make sure I teach the individual that I support to be independent on their own without depending on people , what interest me to be a caregiver is the fact that i like to help people in general and my achievement to be proud of is the best staff in redirecting clients that has behavior

To loved and caring and I have a long patience with the patients. I like about being a Caregiver because It makes me a better person. i am proud of being Caregiver because I care and I respect my patient. I am friendly and trustworthy and i work hard.

I'm a CNAsince Jan, 1991, my first job was at Daniel Freeman Hospital, I work at Methodist Hospital in Arcadia and love my job, I work as a private caregiver for ten years, I'm Truthful, and compassion, and caring, I take my job very seriously, I'm an honest person.

caring,punctual, honest and dependable......

I'm a hardworking,compassionate,trustworthy,patient,Godfearing and committed lady!

An educated, experienced, well-grounded and highly skilled professional Gentleman en with comprehensive knowledge in assisting senior citizens with all activities of daily living is offering temporary or long term, part time or full-time in-home services as Caregiver/Companion and/or Personal Assistant. A broad-based experience includes working with both male and female clients as well as couples.

My name is Maria, i am 30 yrs old. I have been a caregiver for the past 5 yrs. Since ive started my career as a caregiver, i fell in love with my job. I couldn't of asked for more. I love everything about it such as caring for people, meeting knew people, and anything that has to do with helping others. I love to make my clients happy no matter the situation they are going through. I like to be creative and outgoing. Im a person you can trust and will do anything i can to accommodate my client. I have worked with clients that are bed ridden as well as, dementia, alzheimers, and Parkinsons.