Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Williamson - 514 caregivers found

After caring for my daughter with Rhabdomyo Sarcoma Cancer for some years I decided that "Medical Field "is most definitely for me,Some clients doesn't have a child or love one to give the care or love so that's why I decided to join this field I have a passion for sharing and Caring and companionship Since 2004 til present I have been caring for those with or without disabilities. I am fully Vaccinated with my routine Booster shot(Covid-19)[?]

I am a person of Intigrity that has strong moral principles and core values,I believe in being Straightforward,Turstworthy and honest at all times.My Grandmother was a caregiver and I always admired her compassionate heart. This is why I became a Caregiver I Find it Fufilling to bring peace,Joy and light to others. Im reliable because I understand the Importance of having someone you can depend on when it comes to caring for a love one.It makes me Proud that I can say that all the Clients I serve find my service to be above there exspectation.

Love taking care of people my whole life, I always was a people person,I was told by my peers that I have a gift and that this is my calling, this is my passion, I'm proud that I have had the opportunity to work with a lot of with different cultures and experience with different kinds of patients at providence hospital for 20 years it was a wonderful experience for me and a great place to work.

I really love being able to help other people. I always treat my clients as if they were a family member of mine.

I have been a personal caregiver for over 6 years and I thoroughly enjoy and love the elderly. I first had the previlege of caring for my late husband. I see caregiving job as a ministry to give back to those who have given so much in their lifetime. In addition to providing companionship, I can help monitor medications, prepare delicious meals, keep home and laundry clean. I can transport my client to doctor's appointment as necessary. My main focus is to attend to the needs of each individual on a personal level, physically, emotionally and spiritually.

My name is Shania Williams, I am 25 years old. I love being a compassionate, dependable caregiver. I love working in this field not only because I work for myself and make my own schedule but because I love helping those that need my assistance. I know how to bathe, dress, meal prep, housekeeping, etc. I also provide transportation and companionship. It gives me a peace of mind knowing I am helping others. Furthermore, I graduated Atlanta Technical college for Medical Assistant.

I am a compassionate loving woman who loves caring for others. I've recently ended my military career after serving for 7 years now I am ready to serve others. I am in nursing school and I have about 16 months left. I currently have my Nursing Assistant certification as well as my BLS certificate. My long term goal is to become a Registered Nurse at a hospital. While I am in nursing school, I would love the opportunity to work with families as a caregiver. I am interested in nights and weekends at the moment since I have school during the day. If you have any more questions or concerns please feel free to reach out to me.

I became a caregiver because I love taking care of people, it gives me a pleasure to see that I can help people who can't help themselves. My personal achievement that I'm proud of is that I was able to be a caregiver for my mom who had brain cancer but passed last June due to her illness,and still worked as a c.n.a in geriatrics.

I am one of the most empathetic caregivers you will meet. I first became a caregiver in 2002 as an STNA with extensive training. I enjoy being able to help with ADLs , but still allowing the client/resident/patient to be as independent as possible. I enjoy helping to increase client's/resident's/patient's will to live. I will/have alway respect the client's/resident's/patient's rights and adhere to all HIPPA laws. One of my personal achievements that I am proud of is the time I changed a resident's entire temperament towards the staff by simply showing him that I actually care. He was a combative dementia patient. Being a hair stylist, I would cut his hair and line him up. The constant compliments received from the staff and residents boosted his confidence and definitely increased his will to live. Although, that was many years ago the thought of it still warms my heart.

My trait in care giving can from having a mother how had muscle dystrophy and a daughter who has CP too and I have been taking care of people all my life and I love it so much and I do a good job too not one complaint