Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Hominy - 70 caregivers found

I am a kind, caring ,compassionate care giver that believes everyone should be treated with dignity and respect. I enjoy helping people in anyway i can help them. I became a caregiver because I felt like I could make a difference is someone's life ,

I am Ashley , I am a Cna/Chha. When I'm not working with an agency, I do private duty off and on for 13 years. I have 12 years of experience total. Im compassionate, dependable, honest, and trust worthy. If you have any questions please feel free to message me back. I also provide a notebook, to log everything that happens during my shift. I'm open for interviews starting, and can start as soon as you need. I can do 4-12 hour Shifts.

I am a retired geriatric nurse experience in home health skilled therapy hospice long-term care for last 20 years. My dad survived three years with Lewy body dementia. As I moved to take care of him and great forever memories I have now I decided then to use my experience to take care Of elderly and children in their homes so they never have to leave their families And fully vaccinated. Safety is my number one concern. additionally References Upon Request when appropriate About me; My awesome children are grown and independent! Certified as LPN in Geriatrics, OBGYN, NICU, Peds, Psych and Pre and post op patients. Love the outdoors. Willing to travel

1. I have a passion for helping other people I love and enjoy every minute of it. 2. I've always loved elderly people and taking care of my grandma gave me a lot of experience and it's something I like doing 3. The thing I enjoy the most is knowing I can be a big help to someone 4. My personal achievement I'm proud of is starting my nursing career it's not much but I make the best out of it every day

I have been told that I am a great encourager. With being a caregiver, sometimes, all it takes is a little encouragement, to go a long way. My attraction to wanting to become a caregiver, goes way back to when I was 9 years old. I was adopted by older parents (58 and 63). As I grew older, at age 12, I became interested in visiting an elderly neighbor. I would ride my bike to her house just because of her cool stories of her childhood, (and she provided cookies.) Little did I know, that my attraction to being a caregiver was already in the making of who I was meant to be as an adult. She even sent me a card in the mail and it stated I was her "favorite person." That meant SO MUCH to me! The only thing I can think of about something I'm proud of achieving would be when I worked in Customer Care at a gym, and the owners gave me a "Loving People Award." Other than that, just the simple fact that my two children have grown up to become upstanding, fine adults and are parents, themselves. So watching them figure things out as adults, makes me feel so proud of them.

I am a very caring/ loving person. The elderly community has a special place in my heart always. The love you receive back from them is what makes me love being a caregiver, Watching the love coming from them just makes the day. I'm a mother of 3 so I am very focused, I work hard and I will always be there. Very dependable

Heyy, im Amanda i would first like to say that i'm super friendly, a people person, and just all around goofy and very happy. i wanted to be a caregiver bc i love helping people, and just learning from people. Id say i enjoy most is hearing stories from people and being able to just meet new people.

I have been a caregiver for over 20 years! It's a passion and always enjoy it so much, it's much more than a job, I love getting to know all my clients with sweet conversations and hearing some of the most interesting stories and bringing smiles .

My personal experience was helping family members when they got sick and could not do things on there own. I always loved helping people out regardless if they was young old sick healthy I love seeing people smile. Being able to make someone's day just a little better. Personal achievements would be that I learned how to drain a catheter and learning different ways to help someone because not everyone can move or do the same things.

Make a difference to somebody's life, especially for those who cannot it to themselves.