Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Camarillo - 231 caregivers found

Hi! I am Ukrainian. My name is Natalya.. I am warking as a private caregiver in your home. I am doing a meal preparation, light housekeeping and companionship, remind to take medicine, can do shopping. I like to sing, puzzles games, gardening, like to listen and tell different stories. I can easily create freandly relationships. I am funny, like jokes and be joking. I speak English, Russian and Ukrainian. I understand and speak some Polish. I have a bachelor's degree in mathematics. I took care of my parents. My father had a stroke, my mother died of Alzheimer's disease and my mother-in-law had parkinson's. I took care of them. So in total I have about 15 years of caregiver experience. I can work three days a week for 12 hours or more days depending on the terms of the agreement. I prefer the patients who are walking or who can stand up on their own feet and I'll take care of the rest. I'm sure anyone who is interested in my profile will not regret about.

I am a friendly and loving individual with a lot of enthusiasm. I love being a caregiver because I've created amazing bonds and friendships with past clients. Nothing makes my day better than knowing I am helping my clients stay healthy and safe. My personal goal in life is to continue to work hard and stay committed to my education.

I have been caregiving for over 5 years. I am very patient. kind, and trustworthy. I started caregiving by helping a friend with her mother who has Alzheimer's. I enjoy helping the elderly, talking with them and assisting with their care needs. Letting them feel some independence , yet safe at home. Proud of making new friends with my clients and their families.

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I am a natural advocate. I am passionate about everything I do in life. And I love making people smile. I chose caregiving because I am in school for healthcare; I love science and my emphasis is epidemiology. More than anything I love to hear people's life story, I feel caregiving provides the bridge to form a special trust, and experience another person's life. Caregiving enables me become more familiar with empathy, and to more intimately recognize the reality of the human condition.

Fostering creativity among staff to deliver services that maintain and enhance resident stability, independence, and satisfaction while developing and implementing plans create a successful model for care. In the course of my ten years of caregiving I have gained the insights of how helping others gives oneself the inner strengths needed to break through to those in need by simply listening learning and growing a sense of trust

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I have a spunky personally and will always try to put a smile on your face. I chose this career path because I enjoy making a difference in someone's day. My clients mean a lot to me and I put top priority in caring for them. I go out of my way to help my client with all the care he/she needs. I am tidy and clean with a plus on being very organized. I try to help out on all levels of care to the best of my ability with my knowledge of my experience in homecare. I will always try to facilitate for the family the care if their loved one as well as follow through with all care plans. I hope to be successful on this platform . Best Regards Amelia

I have compassion towards the elderly and children most especially those who are in need of help with their daily activities. My first experience as a caregiver for the elderly was when my sister and I took turns in taking care of our 83-year-old mother. Moreover, I am confident with taking care of kids because I raised my own three boys (they are all adults now). Aside from being a caregiver, I am active at our church being part of its ministry. I am a good team leader and also good at following instructions from my supervisor. I am good at organizing and I always see to it that my client's room and kitchen are clean and tidy.

I have always been a loving, compassionate person and love to take care of people. I have a 93 year old mom and see the challenges elderly people have and how most of them do not have any help. I am presently taking care of a woman with dementia. She is in a board and care and has very little stimulation. I have been reading to her and she does understand and we can have limited conversations. Since I am stimulating her she is more responsive and making sense. She is a bright person who has been frustrated by not having someone to talk to her and show her tender loving care. She is really make lots of progress. I have always enjoyed people and know I am a loving, caring person with lots of compassion. Worked with dementia patient walking and talking. Worked with stroke woman who needed help with speaking, reading, walking, doctors appointments, managed meds, errands, transportation. Worked with Senior with Dementia to assist with daily chores, errands, doctors appointments, shopping and transportation