Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Ettrick - 18 caregivers found

My name's Mariah. Being a caregiver is something I've done seems all my life. I grew up on a hobby farm and had many animals. I was there caregiver. They thought me responsibility, respect, patience, kindness, and much more. I chose this career path because of my father. He was very I'll in my teen years. I learned about heart disease and skin cancer. He's now in heaven cheering me on. I also took care of my aunt who had kidney disease and spina bifida. My family has taught me a lot about living life to the fullest. That's why I enjoy being a caregiver because everyone should live life to the fullest each and every day. My goals are to make everyone smile and forget there problems, even when you don't feel well a laugh is always a step forward. When I leave my shift at the end of the day, I want my clients to know there cared for, respected, and most of all safe. My clients are MY BOSS. I'm willing to go above and beyond. When family's get tired I'm here, I'm there back bone. I'm always willing to help give advice or be a listening ear. Please remember it's harder for the person then you! Always keep a smile!

I am a very positive, kind, and outgoing person who looks forward to helping out those who need it. I love the excitement and happiness I bring residents each and every day! It reminds me of why I am a CNA. It is a great feeling knowing that I am making other people's days. I am very proud that I have been a CNA for over 3 years and I have recently applied to nursing school at Western Technical College!

I'm an outgoing person who loves to take care of others and bring happiness into their life! I've been a caregiver since I was 16 years old, I graduated early, and want to become a nurse in the future.

I have been doing this type of work for about 2 years now, but have been helping take care of my dad since I was 12. I am a very caring and compassionate person who loves to help others in anyway that I can. What attracted me to being a caregiver was the satisfaction of helping people and making them laugh. The things I enjoy about being a caregiver the most is seeing how happy people can get and making that special bond with the person.

Being a caregiver is an extremely rewarding job. I have a passion for helping others and putting a smile on other's faces, and being a caregiver allows me to do both of these things. I am going to school to become a recreational therapist and will work with people with disabilities, older adults, and a wide range of people in that field. I believe it is important for older adults to have someone to interact with during the day to improve their mental health.

I have been helping others with daily living needs for 5+ years. I also cared for my mother and father in their last days. I'm very happy when helping others and enjoy their company as much as I hope they do mine.

My mother passed away at the age of 67 from dimentia and renal failure I took care of her in my home for 3 years until it got to the point of me needing help that was my first real encounter with caregivers. You worry about the choices you make in caregivers because you want to know your family is being taken care of property. My mother is what inspired me to be a caregiver and the reason I am good at my job is because everyone I Care for is my mother.

I'm a very loving and compassionate man, married with 3 children, i took care of my Grandmother for about 9 years till she passed away, i have had great paying factory jobs after my grandma passed away and my passion wasn't in it and thats when i knew that i was a legit caregiver. I take pride in my work and always willing to learn. I took very great care of my Grandmother and those who i take care of now. My current job would definitely recommend me, i offer excellent service to 16 residents and i can only imagine what i have learned over the years what i can offer to one or a smaller group of people. Also Caregiving doesn't feel like a job to me,it's what's needed.

Hello, I am 21 years old and about to enter grad school to be an occupational therapist. I have worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant for the last 2 years. I have experience with a variety of disabilities, including dementia, MS, Parkinson's, Autism and many more. I am also BLS (Health Care life support) certified.

I have dedicated many years to working in the healthcare field, where I find great fulfillment in making a positive impact in the lives of others. Caring for individuals in their own homes allows me to provide the love and support they deserve. I have experience with activities of daily living, including cooking, cleaning, bathing, and companionship. I also assist with activities, shopping, and medication administration. Each day offers me the opportunity to truly connect and make a difference for those I care for.