Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Fremont County - 11 caregivers found

I love people [?] and taking care of what they can't. Hopefully putting them at ease and a weight off family. I try to allow independence and thoughtful discreet assistance. I'm kind and caring capable, flexible I take criticism well and strive for better every day. I'm honest trust worthy and genuinely love what I can do in this field which I have had pleasure of working in many rolls in many types of care from caring for elderly In nursing g facility's as well as in there homes. ive ran my own daycare service catering to children with child special needs for 4 and a half year until my grandmother came to stay with me and then I became her care giver for another 4 years. I've been caring for wonderful

I have been a caregiver most of my adult life starting as a CNA in the 1980's and then moving on to the Emergency Services Field as an EMT/Paramedic to most recently a Medical Assistant , Lab Assistant and Home Health Care for Seniors. I found my calling with working and caring for our most precious people, our seniors. I am compassionate, level headed and patient with a sense of humor and l would love to bring safety and fun into your home.

I have been a CNA for 20+ years and a Med. Aide for 15+ years. I have experience in long term care, home care and assisted living settings. I am a caring and compassionate individual. I treat those that I care for as I would, if I was caring for my parent's or grandparent's.

I enjoy the elderly population and having the opportunity to assist them to be able to stay in their own homes with friends and family available to be around them. It is my passion to communicate with the elderly population and glean wisdom and their understanding of life. I respect who they are and where they have been. It is rewarding to me to spend time with individuals and become a companion and friend. About 15 years ago I was able to purchase a large home for my family with a mother-in-law apartment. We all lived there together until she decided to move to a senior living facility. I believe it was the right thing to do and would do it again but you can not also predicted what the other person really wants. I am a caring person who enjoys being around people. I love adventure and new situations. I have learned a lot about myself in the last 3 years as I have enjoyed working as a medication aide and then as the activity director in an assisted living facility.I have extensive training in Alzheimer/dementia care and I have completed training in a program called Powerful Tools for Caregivers. I have in the past worked with the elderly in their home and am looking forward to doing it again.

I'm a great caregiver because I'm patient and I know that every person is important and has different necessities . I enjoy going outside and being a good companion inside of the house. I am a good cook. I talk some languages and I'm happy to achieve each of those languages on high school. I'm happy to be a caregiver because I used to take care of my grandfather with my dad help and he has Alzheimer and dementia and I was happy to help.

I am a very intuitive and empathetic person, I adhere to professional standards and universal practices for Nursing assistance, medication distribution and Restorative/Rehabilitation nursing. I also tend to get to know my seniors on a more personal level, I enjoy talking with folks and going down "memory lane" I love to listen to and share stories, anecdotes, and time. I believe that there should be a more individualized touch and genuine concern for the people entrusted to my care. Quality of life and activities for daily living goes much more deeply than tasks/chores/duties accomplished for a person, it entails respectful concern, dignity and grace and most of all a love for the service provided.

I show both empathy and compassion, i will let the person im caring for know that i care about the them and want to do what i can to help them. Im Patient , sensitive, have a giving nature , and nurturing.

What makes me a great caregiver: I'm fun, outgoing, energetic, talker, a great listener, love to be busy. I became a caregiver because of my dad. He had gotten sick back in 2008 and I didn't like the way he was treated and not getting the treatment he deserved. So I don't want any family to go through what I did with my dad. So it was my dad who turned me into the best caregiver I can be. The best part about being a caregiver is being one on one with my client. Giving them all of me not just part. A personal achievement I have is being able to keep my clients HAPPY and in there own HOME . If I can do that then in my heart I know I'm doing what I'm suppose to do.

I became caregiver because I like to help people. I did childcare from age 11 up till I graduated high school. Thought it be a nice change of pace to help adults. To know that the people I take care of have the best care possible and the gratitude they show when they get that kind of care. I do my job with compassion and want the person receiving care to always feel safe and happy.

I became a caregiver because it fills my need for helping someone out and builds my pride within myself knowing that I have done that on a daily basis. I like to have many different tasks throughout the day that keep me busy, because have a lot of energy and am well organized to be more efficient and get things completed in a timely and orderly fashion. My greatest personal achievement is my son. He has a diagnosis of down syndrome and I strive every day to make him successful and know that he can accomplish anything he wants to as long as he believes in himself. I have very high expectations of him and my college degree has assisted me in the knowledge to help him succeed and excel. I like to have fun and make people smile, because it is the small things in life that are the most memorable and the most important.