Dementia Caregivers in Lawrence County - 25 caregivers found

My name is Whitney,I have been a caregiver for over 20 years. I have a friendly, caring personality,also outgoing. I have a lot of experience from dementia, tracheostomy, catheter (male and female), diabetic, amputee,transfer,full transfers,and partial assist,hoyer life, sliding board, bathing,and home making just to name a few things so you can have an idea of some of things I have a experience in,but I assure you I did not name all of them. I've always wanted to be able to help people who needed assistance,and that just wanted some company. Being a caregiver is an amazing job, it's the one on one that you get with the clients, being one on one,helps you to actually get to know your clients. I am in school now to become an Registered Nurse,that is something that I've always wanted to do since I was a little girl.

I love taking care of people who can't take care of their self I'm very easy-going very caring and just love making people be able to smile and be safe.

I have work for home health company for 4 years and I love working with people

I am very kind towards everyone I meet, I've never met a stranger. I'm understanding to the needs of the patient and will meet expectations that are required of me as a caregiver. I've always wanted to help people ever since I was little and grew up watching my mother do this job and sometimes I'd go with her and help her when she needed it. The one thing I enjoy the most from being a caregiver is making a difference in someone's life and helping them to get better if they're wheelchair bound and start standing in their own or even just giving them a listening ear. My personal achievement is taking cna classes to better myself as a care professional and to keep helping people

This can be a hard, but rewarding job. I enjoy helping people and making a positive impact on their lives.

I enjoy being a caregiver because it give them a sense of humanity that they don't get when going to a nursing home or can't do for them selfies

I am a 41 year old Happy Mother of a sweet 20 year old Wonderful son. Most of my adult life ive just been a mother and all my choices were about my son, now is time for me. I love camping and living a simple life, and i love my animals. I have been a caregiver in one form or another most of my life because I love to help people. I have had several part time caregiver roles over the years and helped many families take care of there loved ones and i have good references if needed. I have also been a child care provider from my home and i love to help and take care of children as well. I have those references as well if needed. I am told i am a great caregiver because i am very compassionate, patient, loving and i treat everyone like family. I enjoy being a caregiver most when i help a person i am caring for reach a personal goal or when i am praised for going above and beyong. My proudest personal achievement is my son, seeing him be grown and making a life for himself and now getting to go on and make a new life for myself that's about doing what I want to do and what is best for me.

I am 54 years old. I am a Christian. I was a CNA for 13 years working in various skilled settings such as long term care, rehabilitation care, hospice care and hospital care. I am a fun loving person who enjoys helping others. I have always loved helping others in need. My greatest achievement as a care provider is bringing a smile during difficult times. Love and compassion is the heart and soul of care giving. I enjoy private duty care, one on one home care assistance. I no longer hold a CNA license. I do provide non - medical care assistance based on my years of professional care giving experience in long term care and rehabilitation , hospice, home health care and hospital care. I am obtaining my recertification in CPR w/ A.E.D. (BLS certification)

I've been a non medical Caregiver for 2 years now. I specialize in Total Care and Critical Care clients. I enjoy the companionship and helping clients be their best selves and stay independent.

I am a mother of 4, almost all grown. I became a caregiver for seniors 4 years ago. I fell in love with my job and was promoted very quickly to a coordinator and then a director. I obtained my Assisted Living Administrators License in 2017. I missed the hands on care though, and was on call 24/7/365 to staff for call offs. I was working 60+ hours weekly. The residents were my heart and soul, they were all like my own family, but staff issues made me no longer enjoy working in the office environment. I would like to get back to hands on care and make a difference in someone's life. My goal is to be able to help a family so that they can enjoy the time they have with their loved one and I can help take some of the day to day needs off the family so that they can focus on spending quality time with their loved one.