Dementia Caregivers in Wabasha - 10 caregivers found

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.

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 feel like I'm a very calm, positive and patient person. I really like working with and helping people. What I like most about being a caregiver is knowing that I'm having a positive impact in someone's life. I'm most proud of just knowing that I'm trying my hardest each day to help people.

Experienced caregiver with CPR and BLS certification. Organized and collaborative team player with strong clinical and interpersonal skills. Proficient in caring for geriatric patients to improve overall health and wellbeing.

I am known for my compassionate nature, empathy, and patience, which allow me to connect deeply with individuals under my care. I possess excellent communication skills, which are crucial for building trust and establishing effective relationships with both clients and their families. Furthermore, my attention to detail ensures that I can meet the specific needs and preferences of each person I assist. What attracted me to being a caregiver is the opportunity to make a difference in people's lives on a daily basis. I have always been drawn to helping others and find immense fulfillment in providing support, comfort, and companionship to those who require it. Being able to contribute to someone's well-being and witness the positive impact of my care brings me immense joy and satisfaction. One of the aspects I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the chance to form meaningful connections with individuals I assist. Building relationships based on trust, respect, and understanding allows me to create a supportive environment where clients feel valued and secure. I find great fulfillment in being a reliable source of emotional support and helping individua ls maintain their independence and dignity. I look forward to the possibility of making a positive impact on the lives of those entrusted to my care.

I have been Personal Care Assistant for 16 years. I also have my NAR Nursing Assistant Registered license since 2011. I am CPR/First Aid certified. Taking care of people and assisting with their daily living is my passion.

My compassion for my current residents is outstanding. I became a caregiver because my dad was diagnosed many years ago with dementia and Parkinson disease. I learned then that I truly enjoyed providing cares for people. I enjoy the friendships I've made with my residents throughout the years. A personal achievement that I am proud of is being as dependable as I am. Willingness to help out with hours, pick up extra shifts.

I am a great caregiver because I have a passion for working with older adults and am compassionate and empathetic. I had my CNA in High School but was working in the professional field for a couple of years and did not have hours to keep my licensure current. I enjoy getting to know the older adults I work with and heading their life stories. I am very hard working, reliable, and a great communicator. I have worked with older adults and in memory care settings for about 9 years.

I have been in the healthcare field for 8 years! I began this journey when I was 18, working for Hiawatha Homes, then I worked privately for a lady in her home for 5 years and while working for her I obtained my CNA and also began working for Madonna Towers.

I do have a CNA license. However I don't feel comfortable releasing the number online. I like being a caregiver mainly because I believe empathy is key to enjoying life. I have seen so much in the years I have been at the nursing home, everyone needs empathy and I hope with every encounter I have- even outside of work that I show that.