Neurological Disorders Caregivers in White Pigeon - 24 caregivers found

I simply became a caregiver because I like to help! I feel rewarded at my job if my client s are taken care of and prospering.

I've been a CNA for 20 year's.I love doing what I do,i so get Senior's and get along very well with them.I really owe it all to my Parent's who instilled in me to alway's Respect your elder's.My father was really proud of me for being in this line of work.I did a lot for him up until he passed{2012}.I have received award's in Dementia/Alzheimer care,outstanding caregiver and employee of the month.I have learned a lot in my 20 year's and still learning.My client's show me every day how blessed i'am.

I'm the oldest sibling and grandchild which means I am a natural caregiver. I love getting to know people and learning about their history or hearing stories they may share. Or, sitting in silence as we read a book or color together. Cooking and cleaning are other ways to show love and care for people. I love my "job" because it never feels like going to work. Helping people is engrained in me and it's truly the best fit I can imagine as far as a career.

I love caregiving because it's such an intimate friendship that you get to build with others in our community and it has impacted and inspired me in a positive and powerful way. I started caregiving to help my mom pay bills when I was 15, and I have yet to look back and regret the time I've gotten to spend with people in their golden years of life. I will forever be grateful for the time I have spent with the people I've gotten to care for.

My name is Kryn I have 2.5 years of caregiving experience. I am also cpr and basic life support certified, I enjoy my spare time visiting with my clients and am a very caring person! I am okay with traveling to provide the care that needs provided. I am dependable and reliable! I love my clients with my all and love my bonds and the relationship I build with my clients.

I have two years of experience as a caregiver

I have worked in health care all my life. I've worked with kids and adults with mental and physical disabilities, in schools, group home settings, and within the home as well. I've worked for Bronson Hospital for ten years, before discovering my true passion, in home care. I'm gregarious, positive, and like bringing a sense of joy and humor to work with me every day. I love knowing that my being there, it can help someone stay in their home one more day.

What are your personality traits or expertise that help you be a great caregiver? - Personality traits id say are caring, enthusiastic and optimistic. Expertise would be i have worked with ALL kinds of people with variety of needs! What attracted to you being a caregiver? Being able to make someone's life better easier and more fun in return makes me beyond happy What do you enjoy most about being a caregiver? Ive always had a passion and caring for others is MY passion. I love learning client personality and learning stories about them and their lives! What is a personal achievement you are proud of? I have a beautiful baby boy who ive been home with for over a year. Hes is the best thing ive done in my entire life.

A few things about me and my role as a caregiver are that I'm friendly, kind, compassionate, understanding, and hard working. For 10 years, I have worked as a caregiver under two professional services, ROI in Michigan and Help-at- Home in Northwest Indiana. The services that I've performed include transportation, personal assistance, physician advocate, medication disbursement, life-skills assistance to people, of all ages, with a variety of physical and mental abilities. Credentials include behavioral, CPR, and First Aid training. I am passionate about caring for those in need giving a helping hand. Knowing I could make a difference in their life and seeing a smile on their face brings joy and purpose to my life! What inspired me to get into caregiving was my Grandma. In the beginning, she just needed help with little things. Then, as time passed she needed all around care. It felt good to help her. I saw a need that I knew I could fulfill, not only for her, but others too. A personal achievement that I am most proud of was becoming an APC (Assistant Program Coordinator). I had applied 2 other times and didnt get the job. I had to build more skills and fight harder for it and the people I loved to help. I am thankful for the experience it has helped me to be a better caregiver.

I am honored to be your caregiver, I take pride in assisting you with your daily needs and tasks.