Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Randolph County - 26 caregivers found

I have been a CNA for 12 years. I enjoy helping and taking care of other. It has been my passion since I lot my mother.

Hey there! My name is Laura and I think to be a great caregiver you must have compassion and empathy. You must also have great communication skills, and most importantly you must have patience. I wanted to be a caregiver because being able to provide assistance, support, and companionship to those in need makes me feel good. The thing I love the most about being a caregiver is being apart of someone's life and being able to hopefully make a positive impact on them.

I am a Certified Medical Assistant w/ experience of caregiving. I have many years experience in the medical field. I love caregiving due to the relationships that you develop and they are meaningful. The best thing about being a caregiver, is bringing joy to someone's life. When you help someone else feel good, it makes you feel good too. I care about my patients. Being a caregiver gives me courage.

I use to be a CNA. I love working with and being around the elderly. Some of us from our church goes to the Nursing Home once a month and have service and fellowship with the residents. I am over the Nursing Home Ministry and I enjoy it. I have a passion for helping others.

My name is Felicia. I'm has experiences in caring for my father and grandmother. My father is still living and is doing well. I'm a warm, loving pet who loves to laugh, love to reading and writing and being apart of something greater than me. I've learned more from the Dealing with Dementia course. My compassion to help others especially season adults and children with disabilities. I enjoy assisting with a patient who is living out their golden days. I'm proud to be apart of servitude to season adults like my veteran father and grandmother. I enjoy showing my love to help people through caregiving.

I have been doing my job a little over 18 years. I love my job since day one of being certified. I'm good at my job.

I'm a lively, upbeat and caring person. I communicate with compassion, kindness, and patience as I care for elderly clients. So, I find it easy to obtain great rapport with them. It's very satisfying when I've helped an older adult feel happier and healthier. I'm proud to have changed careers 8 years ago. I'm a professional Home Healthcare Assistant / Personal Care Assistant and I can say, I still love what I do. Also, I'm certified in Adult/Child/Infant CPR & First Aide & AED.

I am a caring and compassionate nurse aide, very friendly and out going . I am cpr certified and have had a my tb shot. I've worked in several nursing homes, memory care units to total dependent patients. Alongside of being a Home Heath cna. I'm a certified nursing Assistant and have been for 3 years now I comepleted a 6 month course. I'm a quick learner and very easy to adapt to new changes. I'm very understanding and patient. In my 3 years of being a cna I have gained a lot of experience.

I am 30 years old I love helping other i have a 6 year old little boy I am a single mama. i love health care have always been into this

I am a 29-year-old, compassionate, caregiver with over 10 years of experience. My experience started when I was 16 working as a dietary aide in a nursing home. After a year, I went through training and was certified as a CNA. I continued to work in the nursing home as a CNA for an additional three years. During this period, I grew very attached to so many great individuals who wanted to see nothing else than a pretty smile. After four years in the nursing field, I was given the opportunity to take care of an elderly woman who had became wheelchair bound. She and her husband lived by themselves on a farm in Bremen and needed someone to cook, clean, bathe them, run errands, etc. After 9 months, she passed away due to illness, but I continued to care for her husband for the next 7 years, in which time, he too passed away at 93. During these 8 years, the position grew into 24/7 care. I was entrusted to manage the whole operation and, in the end, had 5 ladies who I supervised and scheduled. My duties as the supervisor included paying bills, paying the caregivers, hiring (as the operation grew), firing, taking him to doctor's visits, suggesting medical attention, tracking medical history, and keeping a close relationship with the doctors and family. Among these duties, I also cooked, cleaned, bathed him, dressed him, mowed his lawn, cut his hair, gave him routine medicines, and various other duties.