Dementia Caregivers in Haltom City - 1,854 caregivers found

Hi, my name is Mary. I am a CNA with over 15 years experience in the home health field. I have a lot of experience in Alzheimer's , Dementia and Hospice care. I'm very compassionate and loving. I have great references that you may contact. I'm honest, reliable and dependable. Thanks and have a bless day.

I love being a,care giver because I enjoy helping others. I also like the feeling of them knowing I'm here to help them through anything. I have learned alot from becoming a caregiver. It has made me a stronger, very kind, noble person.

RESUME Experienced Broadcaster, Communication and Public Relations Professional with over twenty years career in broadcasting. I am a graduate of Bachelors degree in Englisrh with a Masters Degree In Mass Communication. I possess the requisite skills for Public Relations/Advertising, Media, Advocacy, public outreach, HIV/AIDS Call Center focal person, Assisted Living and Home Healthcare volunteer. Human resource/knowledge management, Administrative Assistant, development of programme and message ideas, editing, Radio/TV production. I also possess experience in General Warehouse Order Pulling, Packing, Packaging, Kitting, Stocking, Quality Control and Shipping. I am a self motivated goal-oriented, efficient multi-tasker who takes pride and accountability in the quality of my work. A team player who listens in order to learn new ropes.

I am a very patient, reliable, and respectful caregiver. I love being able to help the elderly and being able to make their day better. I am a intended nursing major, so working in the health field is where I feel like I belong.

Hello I'm 45 single no kids been in healthcare field for over 20 years I love helping clients and I lost my dad too lung cancer is how I first started in home care services

I have been in the business for the last 10 years. I have provided care for my loved ones who are now deceased and I love helping others.

I am very well suited for the Field of Care Giving. I am a CNA. I am compassionate. I care very much about my Client's situation in life and want to do my best to help them cope and endure with their various health concerns. Also, I have more than 20 years in the care of others with various Ailments. I was attracted to this Field as a result of my Mother and Sisters involvement as well as my being a naturally caring person. I enjoy making a difference in the lives of my Clients. I look for opportunities to improve their care in whatever way I can. A couple of things I am very proud of is being able to understand and communicate successfully with a Client who is a Stroke Victim. Also, finding a solution to help relieve the severe irritation of a Client's scalp.

I'm a mother of 4. I have been working in the medical field for 28years. I'm also a NRCMA have experience in home health also in a family practice clinic and urent care clinics as well.I have worked alot with Dementia/Alzheimer's patients. I'm also certified in First Aid/ CPR. Im a very loving and personable person.

I practice compassion as a moral rule. My early obsession and training in philosophy and ethics might be to blame. While earning a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition, I volunteered at various retirement homes as well as Soup Kitchens and Meals on Wheels. I find deep joy in caring for little things such as my plants and my cat, even in spite of her, well, cattiness. Some of my art draws attention to the natural environment, which was initially one of the reasons I decided to pursue cinematic arts. I have always had compassion for vulnerable populations, and I know from an existential and emotional standpoint that growing older can be frightening at times, which is why I wish to bring peace and joy to someone's life. My training in yoga therapy has further taught me the importance of stillness and breath, as well as nutrition. Having traveled and lived in other countries, I have learned how to effectively communicate with people who are different from me. My background in nutrition has taught me how to approach conversations from a clinical standpoint, and my work as an artist has taught me how to use the imagination in order to create positive and meaningful narratives for ourselves, especially as a means to cope with the later stages of life. I love poetry, traveling, hiking, reading, art, and nature.

My name is Susan Kiarie. I have been a caregiver and a Medication Aide for the past 17 years, both in facilities and in-home private care, especially with different forms of dementia like Alzheimers, Parkinson and lewy body. After the diagnosis of our mother with Alzheimers, I realized how much care she needed and in return I knew this is what I wanted to do. What I enjoy the most about caregiving, is seeing the relief of families when I am there to help, in the comfort of their homes. I am proud to say that in the past 7 years of private caregiving, I have had only referrals, which helps me know that I must be doing something right. Thank you.