Dementia Caregivers in Marshall County - 54 caregivers found

Hello my name is Marcelia Jackson. I have 2 years in healthcare. I currently have a nursing degree. I enjoy taking care of peopel and see the changes in the lives I have helped with. My personal achievement is finding a career I have always loved.

Being a caregiver is my life purpose.

Hello dear families, my name is Mikayla. I found myself doing something that I never thought I'd do. Growing up as a kid I would love to go to grandmas house & help her with her health & household. I've always wanted to be a nurse to help people & the community thanks to the grandparents who opened that eye for me. I strive to do the things I love most & that is caregiving. I look at everyone as my own loving family it mean a lot to me to even be able to care for other families & to show my love to all my clients.

I'm very dependable. I've always enjoyed helping others . I like to encourage your loved ones to keep their daily activities.

Hi, my name is Nikeeda Chapple. I am located in Gadsden, AL. I am 32 years old. I have a 2 year old daughter. I am currently in school and my major is Nursing!

Hello my name is Crystal Lawson. I was born and raised in a small country town. I was raised to respect my elders. I also have a soft spot in my heart for anybody that can't help themselves. I treat people the way I want to be treated.

I have found that my passion/calling is to care for the elderly and/or individuals, who can't do so for themselves. My heart is overwhelmed with genuine happiness when providing care and/or maintaining a personal relationship with each resident, client, and/or patient. I sincerely love fulfilling my heart's desires & passion by providing care, love, companionship, friendship, and even medical care to individuals; resulting in them having a sense of peace, as they go through life changes and having to deal with situations that may be unfamiliar. I find that doing so & providing the utmost respectful care to each of them, brings forth a growth for even myself, as I continue my education into becoming an RN (later to bridge into Nurse Practitioner). Daily, I am seeking the latest knowledge and skill so hopefully I can improve my care traits daily, to a wider/higher demand of clients. I am most definitely proud of a personal achievement in my life pertaining to my husband (who was diagnosed with late stages of Testicular cancer twice)! After receiving a prognosis of 18 months, I decided to further my education & resources, in hopes to find more options....and I did! After nearly 2 years, he is now in remission & cancer-free! This is not to boast about what I did, but instead the 'determination, drive, & passion', that I was blessed with. I will ALWAYS go above & beyond in providing the best care for clients & their family members! I believe there is always room for growth and in order to do so, you must first humble yourself to what you were called to do, whatever that may be!

My name is Savannah. I have been working in this field for almost 7 years now. I absolutely love everything about it! One thing I've realized about working with the elderly is you have to have the heart for it. This is not a job that you just come to earn a paycheck. All of my clients and residents became so much more to me than just someone I work for. They became my family. I never had much of a family growing up. So to have a job where I can work with people that love and appreciate everything I do for them means the world to me. I love giving and helping people who can no longer do for themselves anymore. The way I look at it, I treat them how I would want to be treated if I ever end up like them. I will do everything I can to make sure your loved one feels all the love and compassion I can give them

I am very friendly and caring. I love taking care of others and making sure they're well mentally, physically, and emotionally. I'm proud of always being there for others.

Hi! I've been a caregiver for more than 12 years; but in the medical field for more than 40 I began my caregiver role after volunteering for hospice in a variety of roles. I felt a calling to contact my local hospice after being a volunteer in a local service league of which one of our projects was fundraising for hospice. After enrolling in the volunteer program, background check, lab work, they provided a thorough and continuous education as a sitter for patients. The caring part came naturally; although I had gained hands on experience while working for various physicians. My education from The University of Alabama along with hands-on experience from physicians in both front and back office medical clinics provide me with the knowledge and training required. My heart does the rest. The best feeling and reward is when a patient and their family are happy with the care they receive. Being a caregiver not only helps the patient but also gives the family a break and some relief in knowing their loved one is being cared for without worry.