Dementia Caregivers in Newburg - 309 caregivers found

I'm an experienced, responsible, compassionate, dependable, nurturing, caring, patient, organized, honest, and reliable Private Duty Caregiver and Care Consultant who advocates for the needs of individuals with Alzheimer's, dementia, Parkinson, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. I closely observe the individual ("client"), oversee non-medical administrative matters, record and report health status to the appropriate medical personnel and family member. I effectively supervised, managed, facilitated training and assisted in the hiring process of a Private Duty Care Team from March 2018 to March 2020. CDC COVID-19 Procedure *Follow Personal Protection Procedures in accordance with the guidelines. References available upon request. Complete job history (law firm related) available upon request.

I have 30 years of experience in providing personal in-home care for disabled, cognitively impaired, chronically ill, and hospice patients. I assist patients with daily personal care tasks such as bathing, dressing, and grooming. I monitor patients' vital signs, including pulse, blood pressure, temperature, and respiration. I am a thoughtful and considerate person who takes pride in providing the best care possible. I became a caregiver through the influence of my great aunt and grandmother as they were the neighborhood caregivers. I watched them as a child and knew I wanted to do the same thing. I began by taking care of my grandmother when she became home bound in her older age. For the past three years, I was the care taker for my mother after she suffered a stroke. The thing I enjoy the most is feeling a sense of joy and humility in assisting those in need in conducting their activities of daily living. They are so appreciative. I consider it a personal achievement when they recover and there is no further need of my services. That confirms that my work with them has improved their quality of life.

I am a very dedicated person who take my job seriously, very passionate with my Job and take delight in doing what I do. Being a Caregiver is very rewarding to me and always treat my Client with dignity and respect and treat them as my own. Taking care of my dying Mother at a younger age gave me the pride to take that path and to always take care of my Client with a passion. I am very dedicated and take my job seriously. The fact that I am able to put a smile of Clients face and to take care of them with joy and pride alone fills my heart with happiness and makes me grateful each day for choosing that path. I have taken care of a lot of Client for all this years and being able to take care of a particular Client for more than 4years when Doctors had told the family She had 6 months to live a lone makes my happy. Care is not only about taking care of someone but as to how you treat the person and make them feel makes a huge difference. That made me so proud of my self because it made me realize I made a difference and I did my job as a caregiver and recognized the client as a family of my own

I'm very passionate about my job My deceased father attracted me to become a giver What l enjoy most about care giving job is putting smile on elderly people faces My achievement about this job is been able to satisfy my clients

As an individual, I am compassionate and empathic, and I have a great deal of respect for other people. In the beginning of my nursing career, I was a certified nursing assistant. I decided to pursue nursing care when my grandfather was on the verge of death. We searched for someone who would care for our family in a respectful and caring manner, but we were unable to find one. So, i decided to pursue nursing, which I love, and now I am working as a registered nurse. Currently, I am working in the medsurg department as well as the emergency room. With six years of nursing experience, I have worked with many different types of patients, such as those with G. Tubes , IV medications, wound care management, and those with storks. It is my belief that one of the most enjoyable things about being a care giver is the fact that I get to learn a lot from the elderly. There is always something new to learn from them when you pay close attention and listen to what they have to say.

I'm loving I'm caring I'm patient I been doing this type of work since 2013. My first job was taking care of my supervisor's mother before she past. I enjoy my blessing.

I am a great care giver as I hear this from my other clients. I pay attention to detail and help with whatever the client needs. I make time for them and treat them with respect. I have great references. I care for your loved one as they are like my family.

I have the passion to care for my patients. I treat them as my family. Care given is fun and satisfying. I was accorded care giver of the month in February. Compled covid vaccination and booster.

I am a very patient person. I started caregiving position when 1st I came to USA. I used to take care of my grandmother for more than two years. I was with her still the end. I had to quite my job and take care of her because I LOVE HER SO MUCH. I love to be with people who needs help and I will satisfied when I see them happy. I work this job for about 7 years. I used CNA licence from 2009 to 2017. I had to go to college and I finished my associate's 2018. I love working as a CNA because I love helping people.

I enjoy getting to know people and also taking care of them. When I was a little girl my mom was a single mother so my grandparents always took care of me so my mom was able to work. I always said I would take care of my grandmother when the time came, unfortunately my grandmother passed away due to Parkinson's however I continued being a caregiver and treat every client I have as one of my grandparents. I love getting to know others and how life growing up was for them. They offer me so much wisdom and knowledge! I am cpr/first aid cert, PCA, Medication Aide, Covid Vaccinated and boosted, I also have a negative tb as well. I have been working in the health care field for 11 years between memory care, assisted living, in home care, and hospice care.