Neurological Disorders Caregivers in North Grafton - 110 caregivers found

l became a caregiver because it is one of the most rewarding things, one can do. l have a passion for putting others first, when you see somebody able to lead a happy, safe and fulfilling life that otherwise would be a challenge. And there is simply no reward quite like watching the smile emerge and hearing their laughter. The thing that l love most about caregiving is making a difference in people's lives, bringing hope and a smile to their faces. My personal achievement that l am most proud of is being recognized as the best caregiver of the month, a long term without absence from work. And l also trained and educated others. l am kind, hardworking, loving, compassionate, emphatic and l love what l do with a passion.

Hello! My name is Ashley, and I would describe myself as someone who is deeply empathetic, caring, and patient. I've been caring for my own family members since a child, I truly get a rewarding feeling from helping those who are in need lives a little easier with my care and assistance. One of the things I take pride in are my family members and patients smiles after making them laugh with my eccentric and bubbly personality ! It's truly a blessing to help make people feel cared for, catered, and valued while doing my job at the same time!

As a personal care assistant I will provide all client with the physical daily activities and personal hygiene, including bathing, dressing , getting out of bed, standing or exercising. Ensure client received appropriate diet by reviewing their daily restrictions food , allergy and Preferences. Helping client maintain a stable peaceful experience and to build a strong relationship with me as a personal care assistant as always been my Goal . I enjoy helping others and making a different in someone live who is incapable of doing so for themselves is what I enjoy most about being a caregiver.

Am a 27 year old female care giver. I became a caregiver because I believe in helping and making someone's day better. My achievement in this job has been being able to help clients and achieve their health goals like recovery. I have been a caregiver close to seven years and making an impact in one's life is my ultimate goal.

I became a caregiver because I really want to help old people and younger kids who in need of help. And I do like it because it gives me peace and freedom. I love this job I managed to support my family, within the five-year of experience, i have been working with an agency for all my five-year and every one like my service.

Hi! My name is courtney Lemire and I have been in health care for over 7 years. I started out in an assisted living but then grew to work as a home health aide and patient care technician at Melrose wakefield hospital. I love meeting new people and have a bubbly personality.

I'm a very friendly and kind. I really enjoy helping others. I value each individual regardless of age, sex, religion, culture values, etc. I find it very rewarding being able to impact someones life in a positive way. I'm ver honored to have the opportunity to work with individuals in need and to be able to be part of their lives.

I chose to be a caregiver from my childhood taking care of my loved ones in my family whoever got sick and was hospitalized, I was number one to go and take care of them, when I grew up, started to take care of my Mom who had diabetes and High blood pressure, came to America and started working in a small assisted living for people with Alzheimer and my passion for care increased .I was so happy to make a difference in these people and make them smile.

I am an adult Female that has a good listening ear. I take initiative and I am physically active and strong. I have empathy and I like to put myself in my clients shoe and assist them as I would wish to be assisted, no matter the situation or the circumstances. Even if only to make them smile. That way I feel good that I have assisted and I have accomplished something today. I naturally like helping people and giving them a hand, leaving a person in a better situation than how I found them. For example, I once found a client, depressed and a year long in a wheel chair. Everyday I would encourage her to take a step, even if one. After six months of this practice; she ended up having leg braces and was walking with them plus a cane. No longer in a wheelchair. This is just one of the many achievements, over the years, that I am proud of, in helping different ages, and people from different population, achieve.

Hi! I have been a caregiver now for three years. Throughout time you're able to form a relationship with your client and it makes working with them and for them not even feel like work. At my Last job I was recognized for "caregiver of the month" for my desire to care and help my parents and their families.