Dementia Caregivers in North Bend - 603 caregivers found

Hi! My name is Valeria, I'm currently looking for my next client to work with. Looking for a full time position M-F 30-40hours a week. About my experience- I have 6years and some months experience through my grandmother and professional services. I have worked with dementia patients. My past job involved companionship for a Parkinson's client, driving, laundry and a lot of communication and I enjoy all of the above. Qualifications- NAR, CPR, Nurse delegation, Orientation and safety training and diabetes training. About me- Very hardworking, with natural capability of providing continuous care to seniors. A Very good listener, patient and understanding. Welling to clean, shop and go on walks.

experienced caregiver, providing one on one care to patients, well trained in assisting patients with ambulation and mobility, and providing support with daily tasks such as toileting, bathing, medication reminders and grooming. First Aid Certified. Bilingual: English

-Went to Los Medanos College for EMT (EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRAINING) -Studied CNA at Nightingale Nurses in Pleasant Hill California. More than 20 years of care giving experience.

I have great passion working with seniors and people who need help as well. Have developed and it has been my interest to not only work with elders and others but also to fellowship with them as well. I found it interesting and lovely especially when they tell those old stories and their words of wisdom great asset.

I have 20 years of experience in caregiving. Very reliable, dedicated and Knowledgeable in the field of caregiving. I have many years of driving. CNA And Cpr first aide certified. Very loving and full of compassion. I have worked with one to one care and also with retirement and assisted living with memory care for almost a year.

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.

I am a great caregiver because I am qualified and have experience of over ten years in this field, am dependable , compassionate, caring and trustworthy. I feel fulfilled when am making a difference in people's lives through providing care. Am proud of my work because all the people that I have given care, them and their families are always happy and they appreciate my work.

Hi My Name is Lemlem Beddada I have been C.N.A since 2002. I worked different places. I have worked to nursing home adult family home ,and home care I have a clean an active WA C.N.A linceses, I have a food handlers permit, a dementia specialist training certificate, a mental health specialist training certificate, and a clean background check and a clean driving record very reliable transportation along with car insurance and I also mention all above that area available do I have a full resume I take pride in my work and I am willing to work hard and going for the extra mile it gives me great satisfaction that my job makes a difference in person life.

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 started of in the caregiving field with taking care of my grandfather. In the process I got to learn a lot and I did enjoy doing it. I treat every client like my own family with love and compassion. Every client had different needs, so I get to understand the client first and foremost. I mostly enjoy the learning process in caregiving, no matter how long one has been a caregiver, we get to learn new things every time. I once had a client who had dementia (late stage), who did not want to go to bed (it was late at night). One thing that the client enjoyed was watching animal documentaries . I showed the client pictures of different animals that I had taken when I went to Kenya and the client calmed down and I was able to redirect the client to bed. My patience with the client helped me assure the client that I was on her side. This scenario really made me proud of the caregiver that I'm becoming. I love what I do.