Dementia Caregivers in Montague - 26 caregivers found

I have been a caregiver for many years. I have helped those recover from surgery (hip, back, brain) and those with MS, cancer recovery, Parkinson's, paralyzed and many other conditions. I am an excellent cook and live a healthy lifestyle. Nutrition is an essential part of healing the mind, body and soul. I enjoy cards, board games, travel, singing, dancing, the theater, musicals, farms, cooking, walks and conversations.

What I love most about being a caregiver is that you know your doing a good deed by having a relationship with you client & caring for them with the most respect & being dependable.

I have always been a caring and compassionate person. I started my medical career as an army medic. I then became a paramedic and have continued to help people of all ages and medical conditions in many different settings. As a registered nurse I have been able to continue to provide care in the emergency room, long term care facility and urgent care. I love to meet new people. I find that most people can find something in common to talk about. I am very proud of my son, and enjoy living close to family.

I am easy going and relaxed. I enjoy and am very passionate about helping other in need. Being punctual and respectful are very important to me in providing the best care I can give. I treat everyone as if they were my family

Some personality traits about myself is that I'm outgoing, caring and honest when it comes to my work and always try doing my best job at any task that I'm given. Helping my grandmother take care of my great grandmother attracted me to become a caregiver, helping others you love is an unmatched feeling. I enjoy being able to make the clients smile and happy knowing I made their day easier just by being a helping hand. A personal achievement I'm proud of is still being in college although I ran into some obstacles along the way.

Love feeling needed. Also love giving the patient the best, day possible. Love to watch old movies, bring old postcards, or cook be dishes their mother made in the past. Miss my own grandparents terribly. Caregiving fills that void for me. Love, it when my patients relive the past, and feel young again! Proud of taking care of people and helping them regain joy, in their last days.

I'm patient, compassionate, and dependable, which helps me build trust and provide quality care. I was drawn to caregiving because I enjoy helping people and making a difference in their lives. What I enjoy most is creating meaningful connections and knowing I can bring comfort and support. A personal achievement I'm proud of is being recognized for my consistency and positive impact in the lives of those I've cared for.

I love working with people! I have worked in Mexico and Utah with all ages of people but I truly enjoy working with the older generation the most and I believe I am good at making people feel comfortable. I live to encourage people and help them feel important and needed to the end!! All generations need to be together and there is so much we can learn from our elders. I am a Christian but I believe everyone has the right to believe what they choose. I would love to meet you and be of whatever help I can be to you and your family. I have traveled, lived abroad, raised a family, worked as a secretary and as a care giver. I hope our paths cross!

I'm an experienced caregiver currently searching for the next assignment. I have experience working with elderly people including those with dementia. I worked in California (San Francisco, Palo Alto, Red Wood city) . I have been recognized for my ability to relate and to find a good contact with my clients. I learn about their interests and hobbies and support them. I like to listen to their life stories and make them feel appreciated. One man from my previous work (he was 86, Alzheimer) and he spoke three languages. He has many books and we spend a lot of time in his library. Another, my client, was a teacher and I wrote on a computer the stories of her life. The third man has an advanced form of dementia and I took care of his basic needs. I cherish those experiences and each of them makes me a better caregiver. I wanted to let you know that I like what I do.

I love to help people. Its my passion as was my mom's and my grandmothers. My family comes from a long line of nurses. I'm responsible, loving, caring, and passionate about my job and making others feel comfortable. Alot of people tell me I'm hilarious but I don't see it. I really enjoy the stories and life lessons you can learn from just listening to the patients and once in a whileit puts courage in me too do the impossible. Some people think of a male caregiver as akward, but I think we need more Male nurses in the world.