Dementia Caregivers in Harrison - 12 caregivers found

I took care of my mom for about 10 years until she passed away last year in November I like to take care of people

Nice to meet you! I'm Ashley Gagnon, I live in Auburn, and assisting clients and making life easier and more comfortable is one of my greatest passions. I'm eager to start helping out those in need in my community!

Hello! I am a mother of 2 grown daughters. I have 6 yrs of working in the home health field. Enjoy cleaning, cooking and helping whomever I can. I am a fun, loving, caring person who is very honest and trustworthy. I'm kind of old school but can navigate through this new world that we are living in.

Hi! I'm gia, i am a CNA and currently enrolled as a senior in highschool at Lake Region High School. I completed the CNA program at my Vocational school my junior year and have been working in health care ever since. I'm a very easy going type of person. I've wanted to be a caregiver since i was little and jumped right at the opportunity. I love being a CNA, i love helping my clients with anything they could possibly need help with. I love the bond that comes from being in this field. My main goal is to put a smile on anyones face. I am a student in highschool, I'm only available certain days of the week and i have a Cafe job on the weekends as i am saving up to go to college to get my RN associates degree. Becoming a CNA so young was one of the best personal achievements i have and i couldn't be happier to be apart of the experiences it offers!

I have a natural love of helping people. I have experience with Alzheimer's, Dementia, Diabetes, Cancer and many other skills.

Compassionate Home Health Aide and Daycare provider with a wide range of medical care skills applicable to positions in public and private healthcare environments. Adept at meeting patient needs in a timely manner. Focused on maintaining patient care requirements. I care deeply for my patients and always want the best for them. Strong Customer Service Skills able to adapt to High paced environments that taught me to be able to multitask

I've been a Certified Life & Wellness coach since 1996. After moving to Maine, I opened my private practice in Yarmouth. And started volunteering at ME Handicapped Skiing (now ME Adaptive Sports & Recreation), & with disabled veterans. For reasons beyond my personal control, I had to close my private practice. So I decided to use my skills serving others in a different capacity, this time focusing on the elderly population in Maine as well as Hospice service. I started as a caregiver with 3 different agencies in the Portland area. After 2 yrs, I 'down-sized' to two agencies in order to get certified as a CRMA. Quite often I am asked to start the service with a new client. Several times family members of a 24X7 client requested for me to be the primary caregiver and to coordinate the day to day client needs. In fact, it was commented that "when Maria is out, things really don't go well. As soon as she's back, everything flows so smoothly." My biggest personal achievement was to be selected "VNA's caregiver of the Year 2016". Ive becobecextended famiky to my elderly clients and hospice patients, as they have become to me. I'm honored & feel priviledged to serve my clients/patients at end of life as well as providing respite for family members and guiding them throughout the weeks/days before & after losing a loved one. My life's journey has taken me all over the world. I speak numerous languages, have lived on several continents, learned skiing at 47, ballroom dance competitor at 49, certified diver at 52., and now plan to get my private pilot's license by my 70th Birthday. Having supported my husband and only son during their cancer journeys, I learned that we cannot take anything for granted in life. We must find our own way of living life to the fullest each and every moment. I'm grateful for all the people who have touched my life. Each and every one has been a gift to me as I have been a gift to them. I hope to touch many more lives.

I have been a cna for 14 years I love my job I was ployed at Winthrop manor for 12 years unfortunately they closed there doors

New CNA!! I have always wanted to pursue my future in the medical field. I love what I do, it is such a rewarding job! Home care provides more personal and comforting care. Until and during I go to college my plan was to do home care!

I am a mother/grandmother. I have worked as a CNA, PSS, BH- 25+ years. Social services knowledge. Looking only to provide basic supports to individuals. ADLs, basic shopping, laundry and med reminders.