Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Mount Ayr - 25 caregivers found

Love making a difference in a person life. I'm patient understanding. Enjoy activities

Becoming an CNA became important in my life as my grandmother was in need of some assistance and I was unaware of all the things that was needed so I went to learn received my certificate and feel in love with taking care of the elderly I have been working in this field for 20 years and I LOVE IT!!!!!

Hi! My name is Chrissy and I'm a wife and a mom of two teenage boys. Besides raising my boys, we are a family of 10 goats, a ton of chickens (fresh eggs!!), and three dogs, all adopted. I have been in emergency care for 10+ years and love giving back to my community. I currently work in the town I grew up in. I have made lifelong relationships while being there and consider them a part of my family. My very first job out of high school was a CNA at Beecher Anchorage. I formed some pretty strong bonds with some of the residents along with their families. I love helping take care of people and know that I am making a difference in someone else's life. It's important to me that I create a strong bond with my patient and also their family.

My Name is Pearlie, I have always had the caretaker trait since I was around 10 years old. I was the grandkid that wanted to stay in the house and help my grandmother take care of my granddad and the person that want a babysitting job in the summer to help out the family. It make me feel good to do for others when the can't or have no one to help them complete their daily living duties. I'm a medical assistant and Certified Nursing Assistant and would like to get back into the CNA side to have more hands on taking care of people again that is my passion.

I was working as a caregiver liked so much decided this is the career I wanted and now I'm in school and ready to be a CNA!!!

I have been a nurse for almost 20 years. I became a nurse because I enjoy helping others. I have always had a special place in my heart for the elderly and throughout the years I've always seemed to gravitate in that direction. I've worked in skilled care doing IV therapy, wound care, and g tube feedings along with many other skilled duties to include administration of chemotherapy and IV pain medication. I also have a special place in my heart for disabled children and adults. I have an adult son with Angelman syndrome who now resides in a group home setting. I'm now wanting to branch out on my own. I want to give care to individuals on a 1 on 1 basis. I've also had experience doing palliative care as I once worked as a palliative care nurse.

Care and compassionate staff I started working for a couple and she passed 😥😇and I continued with him At 60 hrs per week currently I have been a CNA ( Grandfathered in ) For over 37 years but certificate in 1982

I enjoying caring for memory care patients. I have two daughters. I love spending as much time outside as possible with my girls.

I became a caregiver because I love helping people. I like being able to help the elderly live with some independence in their life. One of my achievements was to receive an A in my CNA class. I am a responsible person. I would like to add that I have already had a fingerprinted background check. I am on the Illinois health registry. I have my current CPR as well.

I became a caregiver because it fufills my heart, mind , and soul. I get great satisfaction knowing that I can help keep a person safely and comfortably in their home. Meeting new people and their families has given me a lot of knowledge to use for the next job I am fortunate to receive. My years of experience have taught me to have patience and compassion for each person because everybody is different in their own way. I have raised an incredible teenager who is thriving in life. One of the things I am most proud of is that I took care of my mother who was dying of lung cancer. I was the best advocate for her that I could be. I kept her safe and comfortable to live out the last days of her life. I have done a little of everything in the medical field. I have worked in the ER, assisted living, home health and hospice and live in private duty. When I am not working I enjoy reading, camping, and spending time with my family.