Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Clatsop County - 9 caregivers found

I pride myself in treating my clients with the upmost respect and dignity. Working one on one with them provides them with stability, trust and full companionship. I provide full attentivness, reliability, and support. I have a range of training and completion of classes for medication administration, vitals, daily logging of notes, position changing, range of motion, dementia care, Hospice and end of life, tube feeding, after surgery care, and or just companionship and much more. I love that I can make a difference in someones every day life and provide care for them. It has always been my passion from an early age.

I am a certified medical assistant in pursuit of obtaining my degree in gerontology while owning and operating an adult foster home. I have extensive experience with assisting the aging and disabled population. I am looking to broaden my skills while assisting people outside of my home.

I love helping people, my heart is all in when I'm caring for my clients/patients. I can build strong relationships with the harder to care for clients, troubleshoot how to care for dementia/alzheimer patients rather quickly like for an example we had a dementia patient that had not had his teeth brushed in 6 months. I worked with his wife to get him a toothbrush and toothpaste that he used at home, he finally let us help do dental hygiene.

I have been providing in-home care on and off for the past 20 years. I have a passion for seniors and providing quality care. In addition to being a caregiver, I provide training for other caregivers. Topics that I train on include person centered care, medication administration basics, diabetes, stroke, heart attack, angina, Parkinson's disease, dementia, proper body mechanics when transferring, writing incident reports, progress notes and writing and following care plans . As well as and fire safety in the home environment nutrition and self care for caregivers.

Hello and welcome to my profile! My name is Andrea Jeremiah and I have been a caregiver for six years now. Caregiving is something that I enjoy doing while continuing to pursue my education. I am caring, dependable and can provide references upon request.

My name is Peggy and I am excited to be a part of your loved ones care. I am luck to have grown up with a mother that has been a nurse for over 40year, who shared her care techniques. I have been honored to have worked in the Special Education department with some amazing and occasionally challenging children with a wide array of needs. The most fulfilling thing about my jobs was to see the joy and grow the of the children.

I became a caregiver completely by accident. I was totally new to the career field when I started, but now I love it. I take pride in the fact that I can help people with aspects of their lives that have become challenging, and at times, impossible. I enjoy being someone the clients are glad to see each day I spend with them. I have achieved alot of personal growth during the 6 years I've been a caregiver. Each client had given me a differnt perspective on many things, as well as some good life lessons. I'm sort of shy at first when meeting new clients, but I've come to understand that the transition is just as, if not more so uncomfortable for them. I've come to see that it's not easy for someone who was once fully independant, now has to rely on someone else for even the simplest things. My job is make their lives a little less stressfull, and to make their day a little more brighter, if I can.

I love working with people and caring for them. I enjoy caregiving because I want to do and be the best person I can because the person I'm caring for has family and deserves to be treated as a beautiful person.

I'm compassionate. I enjoy taking care of and helping others live the best life possible. I've been doing home health care off and on for the last 30 years.