Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Rothbury - 21 caregivers found

I have been a caregiver for many years. I have helped those recover from surgery (hip, back, brain) and those with MS, cancer recovery, Parkinson's, paralyzed and many other conditions. I am an excellent cook and live a healthy lifestyle. Nutrition is an essential part of healing the mind, body and soul. I enjoy cards, board games, travel, singing, dancing, the theater, musicals, farms, cooking, walks and conversations.

What I love most about being a caregiver is that you know your doing a good deed by having a relationship with you client & caring for them with the most respect & being dependable.

I'm a happy person I love my family I'm a grandma of 7 soon to be 8. I love to visit with older people and help them I take care of my husbands grandma and my great aunt on my days off

I am easy going and relaxed. I enjoy and am very passionate about helping other in need. Being punctual and respectful are very important to me in providing the best care I can give. I treat everyone as if they were my family

Hi my Name DeAsia Wyrick I been a caregiver for 15+ years I really love to help who is in need of it. I enjoy being a caregiver because when some one trusts you wit there well being have always just brighten up my day!

Hello and thank you for viewing my profile, I am Diamonique , I've been in the healthcare field for 8 years now and everyday it's a different challenge for me to solve. That motivates me to be the best worker I'm capable of doing. I've learned so much from different trainings, meeting new participants at AFC/Assistant living homes, supervisors etc. . Having two years of experience being a program coordinator prompt me with better community engagement and customer service. The experience I have now helps me continue to improve as a person accomplishing goals. CENA certification May 2023

I love spending time with elders. One thing that I have done previously is listen to the stories told and type them for the family to have. Memories like these are precious and deserve to be preserved. I enjoy being there for assistance with meal preparations, hobbies, and keeping company. I'm in the early stages of learning sign language and can speak minimal Spanish. I have experience with people suffering from Alzheimer's, Diabetes, hearing disabilities, strokes, and other age related deceases and disorders.

I have decided to become a caregiver because I enjoy helping others. I am currently seeking a degree in nursing and looking to gain some experience as a caregiver. I have been working as a CNA for the past 4 months and have enjoyed and excelled in my job. I enjoy getting to know my patients and suspect their needs.

I'm an experienced caregiver currently searching for the next assignment. I have experience working with elderly people including those with dementia. I worked in California (San Francisco, Palo Alto, Red Wood city) . I have been recognized for my ability to relate and to find a good contact with my clients. I learn about their interests and hobbies and support them. I like to listen to their life stories and make them feel appreciated. One man from my previous work (he was 86, Alzheimer) and he spoke three languages. He has many books and we spend a lot of time in his library. Another, my client, was a teacher and I wrote on a computer the stories of her life. The third man has an advanced form of dementia and I took care of his basic needs. I cherish those experiences and each of them makes me a better caregiver. I wanted to let you know that I like what I do.

I love to help people. Its my passion as was my mom's and my grandmothers. My family comes from a long line of nurses. I'm responsible, loving, caring, and passionate about my job and making others feel comfortable. Alot of people tell me I'm hilarious but I don't see it. I really enjoy the stories and life lessons you can learn from just listening to the patients and once in a whileit puts courage in me too do the impossible. Some people think of a male caregiver as akward, but I think we need more Male nurses in the world.