Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Hurtsboro - 35 caregivers found

I'm a dependable cna with a passion for our elderly care services.Ive been certified since the year 2005.Proud caregiving skills with a long history from employment in facilities,Retirement homes,Nursing homes and private care

I have been in the medical field for over 20 years in one aspect or another. I love home health and end of life care. These allow me to build a relationship with my client and from this I find great satisfaction in my career.

I care about my client and their well being, I am a team player and can get along with anybody . I have over 25yrs experience working with clients. I have experience transferring patient from bed to chair with Hoyer lift or without, turning client every 2hrs, changing depend and helping client with exercise or mobility.

My name is Letitia R. Wallace I have open a cleaning company called Ida Mae's Professional Cleaning Services LLC. I provide residential and commercial services. Standard cleaning, deep cleaning, weekly, daily, monthly or even a contract. Price varies on what is needed. Call or text for more information on cleaning needs and prices.

I'm 35 years old and I have been A CNA since I left Highschool, I have been caring for others most of my life , My passions are Children and the Elderly. I love being that compassionate caregiver that the family can count on and feel safe when they aren't around. I love giving back as well as the knowledge that you can learn from the elderly. I never got to meet my grandma or grand daddy, so I get a piece of that when I'm rendering services for the Elderly.

I'm dependable, love people, love to talk, even when days seems low I can make you laugh

I love people and I like to make people happy,I enjoy working in the Healthcare field, I use to take care of my mom and twin sister when they were sick,I enjoy giving back to the community by helping or assisting if need be.

Hello families! My name is Kaitlyn, but I prefer Katie. I'm 28 years old living in Phenix City, Alabama. I've been in the Customer Service/ Hospitality/ Caregiving field for 10 years! It all started when I was 17 years old. I had an Aunt who was diagnosed with brain cancer. She was put into an assisted living facility and I got a job in food service so I could spend as much time with her as I could. Even though I was in dietary, I was her personal caregiver on my off time. I was with her until she went to heaven, and I don't regret one second of it. I learned so much from her that I fell in love and found my calling in life. I LOVE THIS CAREER! It's a good feeling being able to help those who can no longer do it themselves. Families usually get a caregiver because everyone works, and can't spend all that time missing work. That's why you need someone you can trust, and know your family member is safe and happy! I'm currently going to get my nursing degree, so I can do more for my community. One of the big reasons I think I have thrived as a caregiver is because I'm a very outgoing and caring person. I care about everyone else and make sure they are happy. I put them before myself. I'm always smiling and laughing, which makes my patients happy. I'm a very open person as well, which makes it easier to talk to families! Some of my strengths are time management, I'm a hard worker, I'm always up for a challenge, and I'm always willing to learn a new skill or try something new, and PATIENCE! Patience is a key strength in this career field. I have experience with Alzheimer's/ Demntia, Diabetes, Colostomy/ Catheters changes, amputees, mental illness, cancer, and TBI injuries. I also have references upon request. Anything else you'd like to know, don't be afraid to ask! Attention families: My background has been posted. Any other questions or concerns, don't hesitate to ask!

I started my caregiver career in the 90's. I completed a CNA program and passed the state board to be a certified nursing assistant. I feel that i am a compassionate person, and I've always enjoyed helping those in need especially the elderly. I enjoy making life happier and easier for the next person and showing compassion and love.

I became a caregiver simply by watching and helping my father take care of his grandmother as a young girl. I enjoy witnessing the joy and excitement on my patients' faces when they are being well taking care of, from as simply as giving a cold glass of water to comforting them in time of pain. For the last couple of years, I have been team captain for the Alzheimer's Walk. I set up fundraisers to help raise money for this very special event, as well as participate in the walk. I am a very dedicated person to my work. I am compassionate, loyal, honest, self motivated, and care about the well-being of my patients.