Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Shelby - 37 caregivers found

I have firm but not to strong personality, l worked with my prior client until hi pass away (seven years), I have my profesional title as medical doctor from Mexico , but because of lack of language , and understanding I didn't pass my boards to practice medicine here. I am a good person, i believe in God, I have a good care of people, under my care, I cook good meals inheritance from my sister, I like to work with people taking care of them and their needs , talking to my patients, knowing them and their relatives , pass my board in Spanish to turn into medical doctor, deliver a baby, that is the most exciting experience for me.

I enjoyed helping others. Driving & serving my community is rewarding. Being disabled myself. Giving hope & encouragement to someone facing health crisis.Which left a spirit of Hopelessness.They were independent ;sickness made them become dependent individuals.I want to help in their transition.By helping with character traits. By me displaying hope, discipline, consistency & determination is a daily agenda for me & my company. Being a Caregiver/ Entrepreneur.Black owned was a great achievement.Now as of April 23,2018 I had a new hip installed.I endured!

I'm very outgoing and patient to my companion needs and listen to them My sister died at age 21 and she had cerebral palsy and epilepsy, I watched my mom take care of her as well helping my mom take care of her and it was her (Brandi)is the reason o love taking care old and young.I get great joy of helping people be happy.

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'm a dedicated person. I enjoy providing care to the elderly and sick. This is something that gives me joy when I see my clients able to meet their day to day needs. I'm honest and dependable. Providing the best care to Seniors is a service that I enjoy doing. I have over 10 years experience in Senior care giving.

I enjoy helping those who are incapable of doing for themselves or those who needs assistance. I am a Christian. I love uplifting others. I am very passionate about the elderly.

I have work with people who have Alzheimer's tracheotomy, dialysis I can take blood give insuline, dispense medicine, use a hoyer lift, change dipers give bed baths and showers assist in walking and help with physical and occupational therapy, I also cook and clean. I love being able to go into someone's household and be an asset to them helping to live out the the rest of their life or just helping them have the best quality of life living at home and being comfortable there. I am also a Medical Assistant and CPR and First Aide certified. I also have 16 years experience

I am a very outgoing person that loves people. I have been told I have a very bubbly personality. I like taking care of people and maybe even make a difference in their life. If I can make someone smile it fills me with joy. I was the first freshman to ever be nominated to go to the 2007 leadership conference. I also won a community care award in 2016.

I will like to become a caregiver, because I have a desire and the heart to help people. At this point in my life, I am looking for meaningful and purposeful job.And caregivers jobs to be one of them Knowing at the end of the day the job I did will make me proud and satisfied. My personal achievement that I am proud of would be raising my 2 boys.

I am 20 years old, and I wanted to become a caregiver because I thoroughly enjoy helping people in need. I plan to become a Registered Nurse so I can further my career in care giving. I am patient when it comes to taking care of the elderly, I am highly respectful of them and let them set the pace when there is a certain everyday living activity we are accomplishing; I do my best to encourage them and let them make decisions about their care so they can stay as independent as possible, and it is my personal goal each day to walk in with a smile on my face to ensure that my patient and their families know I am more than happy to help them in any way that I can. I am also very understanding when it comes to families worrying about certain things with their lived one(s) and do my best to assure them that I will always keep my patient's best interest at heart. I do my best to comfort families during the grieving process when their loved one(s) pass away by praying for them and telling them they will be in my prayers, and that God will be with them through the difficult time.