Dementia Caregivers in Gold Bar - 216 caregivers found

I consider myself a great caregiver because lam compassionate..patient..reliable..trustworthy and flexible with my schedule. l enjoy working with the elderly and giving them the best care that they deserve especially during the end of life care when they really need to feel like someone cares and loves them. l like seeing them happy and satisfied with the care that I give them. l have worked in this field for 10+ years and have experience with home health...hospice..dementia and alzheimers patients. I'm up to date with all my covid shots including the booster shot and Flue shot. Thank you.

I cared for both my parents who had long battles with different illnesses.I have a proven record in providing excellent care for many families .I have 19 years of experience giving quality care to my clients. I am caring, respectful, and kind. I have empathy for all and show genuineness to everyone I provide care for.

Greetings! I fell in love with caregiving while attending travel school, and working for an elderly man in his home. My passion for caregiving comes from growing up in a large family and always having people around me of all ages. I adored my grandparents, and had the pleasure of caring for all of my older siblings children before having 2 of my own. When I lost my grandparents, I decided that I wanted to spend my time around seniors, helping them to remain in their homes as long as possible. It has been a 35 year career for me, and I enjoy it more every day! The personalities of my clients are so varied and so valuable, and the knowledge and humor I have witnessed has been truly priceless. I hope I can somehow give back as much as I have been given.

What a great caregiver means to me is to be able to show empathy and compassion toward the clients and families that I work with. By taking the time to fully understand my patient's needs and giving them the patience to work through their rehabilitation at their own pace, I show them that I care about them and that I want to do what I can to help them. I become a caregiver because I enjoy working with people. I love helping the individuals and their families to create the tailored care that is needed. I also enjoy working with the elderly in overcoming the difficulties associated with their health issues and helping them maintain their highest level of Activities Daily Living. The most satisfying part about being a caregiver is knowing that my clients and I foster a bond that makes me feel like a part of their family. In addition, the trust that my client's family put in me to ensure that their love ones are safe and taken care of is quite rewarding. I know how it helps the family feel at ease. One of my personally favorite achievements I'm proud of was helping one of my post-surgery clients at home with PT and OT; and enabling her to walk with a cane again instead of being restricted to a wheelchair.

I have worked as a caregiver for three years now I have many experience during the short time of being a caregiver and I love it. I also did my CNA at Edmonds where I go to school I had my clinicals at alderest which was a great experience for me , and I would love to work with CareLinx.

While delivering Meals on Wheels, I met many senior clients capable of staying in their homes because they had some assistance. I started providing that assistance in Washington in 2010 with Visiting Angels. Over the years I have been able to help many elderly ladies. I find this second career rewarding. (I am a retired teacher.) I am an active senior who is blessed with good health. My main assets for caregiving are reliability, honesty, experience, and common sense.

I am naturally a compassionate and cheerful person. I cared for my late mother when she was ailing and this gave such fulfillment and the drive to help people that are unable with activities of daily living. I enjoy bringing a smile on my clients face when they feel safe, heard and cared for. In my role as a caregiver to an elderly lady with dementia, I always showed her kindness, patience and compassion and as a result the family entrusted me to care for her while even while she was in hospice until she passed on and later requested me to care for another family member who had Alzheimer's.

First I have been doing this for eight years as I said before I have worked in the Adult family home wish you know you have to do everything breakfast lunch and dinner shower grooming dress and also assistant living and also hospice center. I know for sure what I wanted to do in life taking care of babies are adults no I'm working at a space Center wish I love my job so much. Working at adult family home you have to be patient and re-approach be gentle and kind also the assistant living it's the same thing you just got a re-approach them be gentle be patient as I always say is the little things that counts and matters I'm not perfect everyone to make mistakes but I try my best to learn from them and you're never too old to learn more I remember I was at work one One of my patient was laying down and they have a visitor and I was trying to feed him something he turned to me and said I appreciate this so much because he was not taking anything before and look he is taking a few bites that made me feel so good so I feel like I'm doing something.

1. Flexible, compassionate, friendly and generosity 2. I love being around people, and I love helping people with their needs. Most importantly, I love helping the elderly and disabled people. 3. Having to bond so well with clients, seeing them happy, accomplishing clients' daily needs. 4. Being able to put smiles on peoples face, being able to work with people that I don't know, make lots of memories and bindings together, being able to care for every single person I come across with.

Being a caregiver for 4 years I have learned a lot and still learning since I want to be a Nurse. I try my best to make sure my patient are comfortable, safe and happy. I'm compassionate and I try to imagine if they were my own family how would I take care of them? How would I want my mom or dad to be treated? I'm always proud when I make my patient happy. I enjoy getting to know my patients and their families and how I can help.