Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Dunn County - 19 caregivers found

Hi! My name is Katherine, but you can call me Kat or Katie if you prefer! I've been doing caregiving/ hospice care for more than 5 years. I love being able to provide an atmosphere of hospitality and becoming close with the people I take care of. I started doing this profession when my sister was dying of cancer, I took care of her every day during her final days. What I loved about doing that, is feeling needed. She relied on me for everything, to be her comfort, to wash her hair, to make her laugh and smile. From sharing childhood memories and jokes, I knew this is what I wanted to do with my life after she passed and I did! I am so glad you have chosen me to care for yourself or a loved one. I promise to always make them feel special and meet every expectation they need.

I'm funny hard working individual I love people and learning new things I am reliable and will treat others with respect

I have many years of experience and education. I have worked in a hospital setting from 1995 to 2015 I have many years of experience with adults with mental illnesses and addictions. I have worked with high risk juveniles. I am CBRF certified and CPR certified. I truly enjoy my work, building a bond with my residents, but always on a professional level. I am very comfortable with working with addiction and mental illnesses.

Outgoing patient and dependable.

Spunky, passionate caregiver with patience. I've been told I pay great attention to detail. I'm proud to say I have over 9 years of caregiving experience under my belt! Wow! You'll be happy to hear I'm certified in BLS, CPR, First Aid, Fire Safety, Medication Administration and Standard Precautions. I genuinely enjoy helping others and making a difference in their daily life. I'm just a naturally caring woman with a big heart.

I became a CNA in 2011. I had a son with CP and that led me to being a caregiver. I feel it's a very rewarding job and I enjoy working and helping people with there day to day living.

I have a great personility, and a great sense of humuor! I've been a caregiver for 5 years now and love it! I just love the elderly and I get along well with them!

I love helping people! Caregiving has been my dream since I first started this career when I obtained my CNA license at 15 years old. Ever since I was a little girl, I would go with my mom to volunteer at care facilities and nursing homes. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is helping others, and making them feel secure and comfortable. I am very compassionate and have a huge heart for others

I became a caregiver initially as I was applying to nursing school and needed a CNA license. I instantly fell in love with the hands on patient care aspect of my job. I truly enjoy being able to connect with my residents and give them the respect and level of care they deserve. While working with the elderly I strive to treat them as I would my own grandparents. In fact, the summer after my freshman year of college, I moved in with my grandfather who had advanced stage Parkinson's disease to be his primary caregiver. Having worked with several residents who's Parkinson's stages ranged from newly diagnosed to advanced stages, as well as having an Alzheimer's Association certification, I felt well prepared to handle his needs. Although he passed after a few short months, I am very proud that I was able to let him stay in his home as he desired and make his last few months the best they could be. I am a last semester social work student at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. I have an American Sign Language certificate and am BLS certified as well. My hobbies include traveling, hockey, hiking, fishing and spending time with my family. My grandfather taught me many things in life but the most important was to treat everyone the way you would like to be treated.

Hi, My name is Melissa and I'm 46 yrs young. I've been a CNA for 26 years. I also have certification as a Medication Tech/Assistant. My experience in healthcare is a very wide range. I've worked most of my career traveling to different Nursing Homes and Hospitals when they were lean on staff. Almost everyday was something different with new experiences and challenges. I am a very caring nurturing type person. I believe every client/resident should be treated with respect and dignity. My motto is to treat every individual as if it were my parent or grandparent. How would I want them treated and cared for. I also have had proper training for ventilator, memory care, skilled care, long term care and Therapy to name a few. I have the experience and can handle the changing environment that come with this population of people. I believe I do well in this area because of my positive attitude and always striving to be the best team player I can be. If I have not covered something you would like to know about me or my experience, Please do ask me. Thank you for considering me to help your loved one maintain the highest quality of life to the best of their ability.