Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Wheatland - 6 caregivers found

I have been a caregiver for 36 years. I live spending time with the elderly and listening to all the stories they tell. I am an honest and caring person who will go out of my way to make there life better and respect there privacy.

Hello my name is Joyce Cooper, I'm a CNA who's looking for a job. I have been a CNA for seven years now. I being a care giver because I love helping people who can't do everything for themselves. I love talking to them and listing to them as well. I love taking care of them like they are my family. I live in Jamestown north Dakota.

I am caring and compassionate. I love caring for people. It makes me feel like I have a purpose and knowing that I can make a patients day easier makes me so happy. I started care giving because of my grandparents. My mother took care of them and being in that atmosphere and watching her be so selfless made me fall in love with it. The feeling of helping people alone is a hyge benefit to having a job in this area!

I've been taking care of people my whole life. My sister has disabilities and I've been her main support besides mom. I enjoy being a caregiver because its very rewarding and it makes people happy. I am proud of my work to see the results of people being successful and reach there goals.

Hi! My name is Hannah and helping others is my passion. Currently I am studying to become a Physician Assistant at North Dakota State University, so caregiving is going to be a major part of my future. Some things that make me a good caregiver and hopefully a good fit for your family are, I am reliable, hardworking, compassionate, flexible, patient, and have a good understanding for medical knowledge from many classes I have taken. I am able to communicate well with families in order to keep everyone on the same page as well as lessen confusion. In my current job as a caregiver this set of skills has made me a good fit for their family. What first attracted me to caregiving was when I suffered from a sports injury and needed care for myself. This led to me being able to really understand makes or breaks a patient's experience and how being able to help someone through a difficult time in their life is an empowering and rewarding thing to do. I enjoy this rewarding feeling and the feeling of making a difference. Caregiving is something I want to do throughout the rest of my life.

I started working in the medical field by the age of 18. That's when I knew Taking care of people is what I wanted to do as a career. I am currently in school to become an LPN. But I do have my CNA license currently. I have worked in clinics hospitals in same-day surgery clinics as well I have over seven years experience in the healthcare field. I really enjoy having the connection with clients and being able to make a difference in someone's life.