Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Pell City - 27 caregivers found

My name is Takeya I reside in Alabama,I have over 18 years experience in the healthcare field I have experience with adult's and children,I love taking care of people my heart is dedicated in my work

Love helping others..

Im a CNA I love my work with senior citizens . I have extensive training in dementia and Alzheimer.

Hi my name is VaShanti. I've been considered to be caring, innovative, and passionate. When I was younger I often helped my grandmother with things such as shopping, cleaning, administering her insulin, and cooking due to her physical limitations. Since then I've developed a heart and passion for helping others. Later in life I took on the role as a caregiver/ direct support staff. What I enjoy most about my work is being able to help my clients feel greater beyond their limitations. I want my clients to be comfortable no matter what. With that being said my goal is to prove to my clients' that I am a trustworthy helping hand and that I care. My previous work was with bright spring health where I worked with the mentally ill and physically limited . I built relationships with all of my clients so that I could understand their needs and wants better. I've learned a lot from my clients in return. While being employees with brightspring health I was promoted to DSP Lead and soon later home manager. I am very proud of the work I do and hope to continue to make a positive change within my clients' lives.

I have been a CNA for 12 years. I enjoy helping and taking care of other. It has been my passion since I lot my mother.

My name is Tiara. I'm 25 years old and have a 8 year old daughter. I have been working as a caregiver since 2015. I am a certified nursing assistant, Phlebotomist, and medical assistant. Also certified in CPR. I am very caring and dependable. I love to do my job in the medical field being able to help others and their families. I look forward to accomplishing helping more families with their loved ones.

I became a Caregiver since 2014 Licensed CNA since 2017 , I've started in home health care with no license I put myself to school with a nursing home I worked in a few more of the nursing homes to receive experience and then I started traveling in 2021. I have been traveling since and I recently got off of my contract in April 2023 and I wanted to go back into home health care. because home healthcare is where my heart is. It's different pace then nursing home an I've experienced both an I came back into home health with knowledge I would've never had if I didn't work in facilities! I'm grateful for my journey, and to be able to flow between home health and nursing facilities, and having the proper license in multiple states to do so!

What makes me a great caregiver? It is passion for helping people. I first knew that I wanted to care for people when my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer when I was 18 years old. I took care of my two younger brothers. Since then, I have been caring for people. My heart goes out to those who can't take care of themselves, that is why I do everything in my power to make the ones I care for feel like they exist and to have purpose in life. It makes me feel so good to know that I can make somebody feel so good about him or her self.

I have over 20 years experience in elderly care. I'm married a mother of 2 girls and a grandmother of 2 . I love working with the elderly I have been working in the same place for our 16 years . I have a great work history.

I became a caregiver when I was 12 years old. My best friend was diagnosed with MS and MD at a very young age and she happened to be 64 years old at that time. We bonded immediately and talked daily. One day we were attending our weekly meeting at our place of worship and her usual caregiver could not be found. She needed help going to the restroom, I volunteered to help and I did everyday until her death at the age of 69 on January 31, 2013. I am blessed to have had the greatest connection and friendship that guides me in everything I do. She was a supernatural, phenomenal woman . She taught me how to smile, be kind and to love unconditionally. She is the reason my kindness never fails or crumbles. I am proud that over the years I have made many more friends and have learned such valuable lessons by just listening and observing my elders.