Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Jefferson County - 12 caregivers found

Hey! My name is Kimberly battle, would describe myself as a respectful, observant, reliable and patient person who provides first-class care. And I always would like to say. I think patience and compassion are essential. This is a job that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations, and good communication and a positive attitude also go a long way. Additionally, you need endurance and physical ability to support patients with certain tasks. I think I would be a good candidate to see and care about your love one

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I love all my reidents, they are my family, and I take care of them like they are family. I have been doing this for 18 years. And I love my elderly

My patience makes me a great caregiver. The bonds you have with your patients attracted me to becoming a caregiver. I enjoy helping people in general, being a great company, and putting smiles on my patients face.

I'm very outgoing, have a lot of patience, loving and caring. Most but not least I love what I do, take pride in my work. I'm a very good listener. I started this field by taking care of my grandmother when I was 16 years old, with her daily living, medication reminder and much more. Me taking care of my grandmother showed me how much passion I had in this field. Working in this field I love taking care of others and helping. I go over and beyond to keep my clients happy.

I am an activity therapist with the elderly and disabled inmates. I have a wide variety of experience with various mental health issues, dementia, and TBI. I am very patient and empathetic. I am also great with pets. CPR certified through the American Heart Association.

1. I became an caregiver because I've always had a heart to love you never never know what kind of predicament you or a family could be in.I very loveable I feel I have a sense of fulfillment making someone here on this earth feel safe and their care is in good hands.2.The job that I can bring to some of the the love that some may need in the lives I love to talk I'm a great listener 3.Be honored to say that all residents requesting me to be their healthcare provider daily,that shows a lot of character.4.I'm a very loveable person I have a heart of gold I honesty dependable trustworthy great work ethics I may add and most of all I just love no matter what or whom you are I see good in everyone.

I am a patient care assistant with BLS Provider & Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED certification. I first began in the healthcare field 4 years ago with my handicap grandmother who was diagnosed with breast cancer & dementia with a history of diabetes & several strokes. I love being a blessing for those who are less fortunate & need assistance in order to complete normal everyday tasks, but I feel like they are an even bigger blessing to me, knowing that I'm making a difference in their lives as a companion, friend, & caretaker. After the interview process, I no longer consider my clients as patients... They become my family. I am seeking to find a live in caregiving opportunity for someone who I can put my heart into and give my full assistance. If you're looking for the perfect companion, who is gentle, kind, understanding, & compassionate... I'm your gal. Hope to hear from you soon so we can begin this exciting experience with each other.

The thing that makes me a great caregiver is I enjoy working with people and I take pride in what I do. I have over 20 years in the field. I became a caregiver because I have a passion for people. The things that I like about being a caregiver is- I enjoy working with people, I enjoy what I do and I am good at what I do, I try to make a difference in people's lives and I enjoy helping people.A personal achievement that I am proud of is that every day when I leave the patient house they have a smile on their face and be happy with the services and I give them something to look forward to.

I have been a caregiver for over fifteen years, I have worked with a wide range of disabled adults and children. I became a cargiver because I enjoy working with people and helping those that need that extra support to be able to maintain as much as a normal, stress free life as possible. I treat all my clients with respect and treat them the way I would want to be treated if it were me in their shoes.