Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Wyoming County - 6 caregivers found

A good Personal Care Assistant is a compassionate, supportive and well-rounded individual. Maintaining reliability and organization is also vital. These traits are imperative to provide the necessary support and comfort to recovering, disabled or frail clients.

I am a very patient person who loves to connect with new people. I take care of children during the week so I am used to doing certain tasks more than others. My step father is where my experience comes from, as he is a much older gentleman.

Hello there! My name is Sky and I have been in healthcare for around 10 years. I have worked in skilled facilities, home care aswell as with the Intellectually Disabled. I have done all kinds of care ranging from Dementia, Rehab, redirecting, administering medication, hospice, ADLs, skilled nursing and much more. I have always been proud to lend a helping hand to those in need. I absolutely love helping others achieve their goals of living to their fullest.

I am an L.P.N. with over 20 years of medical/nursing experience. I am a very caring; compassionate; dedicated and hard-working person. I genuinely enjoy and find very rewarding - taking care of and helping people... I feel I am a excellent caregiver, because I truly love and care very much about people - especially those in need.

Motivated, efficient and detail oriented with strong organizational and interpersonal skills dedicated to cater quality patient care, staff development, employees health and safety and family support. Can work well under pressure and can interact with different cultural and religious diversities. Knowledgeable in Health, Safety and Environmental risk Assessment and Protocols. Proficient in Microsoft office and other related software. Perform any other duties and responsibilities that may be assigned by the management.t

From the time I was a little girl I always wanted to help people. My mother a sweet warm hearted women was born with a rare condition at the time hyperglycemic leucine sensitive. Which is a rare disorder that caused her to have many seizures due to the fact her body was unable to regulate insulin levels. From this condition she had mental retardation. The medications to help her condition have always been trial and error. I can remember while my father was at work if my mother’s sugar dropped or she began having a seizure knowing to give her orange juice to rise her sugar level.Than when she became stable giving her protein since it’s a long lasting stabilizer. Sometimes if her sugar dropped and wasn’t caught in time she would go into convulsions. I knew to keep her from banging against something and prevent her tough from going back into her throat. Growing up with a mother mentally slower than I was; I was forced to mature fast. I often times was taking care of my mother more than she was taking care of me while my father was gone. But I enjoyed doing it. I love the satisfaction of taking care of others. From then on I always had a high interest in the medical field. I loved science and anatomy. And I often read books on rare conditions such as my mothers. I took my course and become certified as a personal care aide and a home health aide. I have experience taking care of males and females with all different medical problems. I also have administered medication to most o