Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Kent County - 341 caregivers found

I'm a person that likes to help others, I'm someone that is compassionate, quick learner, dependable, and caring. I got in this field because of my great grandmother and grandmother, taking care of them showed me that this is what I wanted to do. To help people, to make them feel good and help them with they daily routine. My goal right now is to finish my studies and become a register nurse.

I became highly interested in the health care field because I knew I could make a positive difference in people's lives. I am great people's person that is well outspoken. My work stands out from others and certainly speaks for itself. I have plenty of experience, working at Johns Hopkins Hospital in the Emergency department. Currently have my CNA, GNA, & PCT. Not only will I get the job done but I always exceed my expectations. I strive for perfection at ALL times, no exceptions at all. Always willing to go that extra mile to satisfy my patient. I am fast paced as well as a quick learner, and always on time or earlier for work. I am a very positive person with a goal in my life that will be achieved. Always thinking positive of any and every situation, no matter what the case maybe. I make sure my work is well analyzed and complete in an orderly fashion at the end of the day. I am willing to learn any additional requirements for this position. Experienced working in fast-paced environments demanding strong organizational, technical, and interpersonal skills. Highly trustworthy, ethical, and discreet; committed to superior patient care. Confident and poised in interactions with individuals at all levels. Detail-oriented and resourceful in completing projects; able to multi-task effectively.

Hello! My name is Shelbey. I am a caring and compassionate caregiver. I consider myself a caregiver who knows how to provide a number of services to clients and make them comfortable, safe and sound. Possess certification in first aid, cpr, Medicine Aide license, excel exemplifying proper bedside manner with 33 Years of experience. Specialization in being a companion to geriatric clientel. Please message me if you have any questions!

Having worked in the healthcare field for over 31 years. Caregiving for 27 years. I have found assisting people to either regain or maintain their health has been rewarding. However my most rewarding has been assisting the elderly as well as physical and or mentally challenged meet their health goals. As our population grows older, and health challenged, I feel the best respect you can give them is to assist them in maintaining as much of their independence as possible. I currently hold an Associates Degree in Healthcare Administration, I'm currently attending school seeking a bachelors of science degree in Professional Studies.

CG for about four years. I help them with feeding, changing clothes, getting them up. Shower, bathing, basic ADLs, dressing, recreational activities, and companionship.

I am a very patient, loving and caring person with a passion for helping people in need. I love to be depended on and I love meeting new people and learning new things. That's what I enjoy most about being a caregiver, the experience and having someone depending on you is a heartwarming feeling to me. One personal achievement I am proud of is completing two associates degrees back to back, it was a challenge.

I have always been more mature for my age. I grew up as an only child, only hanging around adults. I have always had a caring personality and when I was 18 after I graduated high school I started working as a CNA at an adult day care, caring for geriatrics with dementia. I fell in love with them. They may not be able to remember your name or their own name but they can tell you stories about their childhood that bring warmth to your heart. I am very good at caring for geriatrics, making them feel comfortable in embarrassing situations for them (bathing, changing soiled linen) because they still deserve dignity and respect which I make sure they know they have the upmost respect. Some geriatric patients have a hard time with caregiving because they have literally give up every ounce of independence they used to have which is hard to cope with. My personality is very smiley and happy around geriatrics which makes them feel better. I also have a very loud voice which is an advantage with geriatrics since most are hard of hearing, they can hear me because I tend to speak loudly. I am an RN however I love being a caregiver too. I am very good at caring for people, making them feel comfortable, I am very easy to talk to and educating on medical information also.

Hello I have been a caregiver since 2008. I've had experience within facilities and through home health agencies. I currently work as a medication tech at an assisted living facility. I'm a patient and hardworking individual.

To me being a caregiver is a fascinate job because I have a chance to help others vulnerable in fragile people they need me ,always I think helping others is the best rewords thing you can have in your life,

I'm very outgoing, caring, helpful & I have great communication skills. I pride myself in being on time and ready to get the job done