Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Aurora - 501 caregivers found

Care Giver June 2018 - Current * Companionship * Meal preparation * Transportation needs/shopping and traveling * Assist client with activities of daily living

Am a loving person with lots of rooms to learn something new everyday. I have experience in hospital,hospice,nursing homes and homecare setting. Am license in state of colorado with certification in nurse aide and BLS/CPR. I have knowledge of proper care, feeding, wound care, grooming and catheter care. Am a very reliable person who create positive environment and good atmosphere for patient, family member and my coworkers. I have about 13 years experience as a certified nurse aide and also have experience in housekeeping to provide help and encouragement to those who are physically disabled in other to make them feel at home and loved at all time. Am able to work with or without supervision. I am experienced in computer chatting and understand medical terminology. Monitoring patients and providing all kind of activity of daily living are my major task as a certified nurse aide. I Have good experience in most kinds of restraint monitoring and the relief period, Alzheimer, Dementia, Parkinson, sitting with group or one on one patient are also something am very good at.

My name is Dorcas matongoh I was born and raised in east Africa, Kenya. I came to the USA in20111. I'm a female. I went to Annrose school of nursing and I graduated as a CNA. My first job was at Balfour memory care in Louisville. I then worked at Frasier meadows skilled care, Broomfield skilled care . Good Samaritan hospital and lastly at Junipervillage where I'm working now. . I like working with the elderly because I took care of my grandmother who was sick and I have passion working with them. I'm hard work ing humble, kind Friendly trustworthy, faithful. teamworker,Knowledgeable and loyal

Hello, and thank you for checking out my profile! I have been a caregiver since 2011 and truly love what I do. I am a patient and compassionate person who loves to help others. I feel satisfied knowing I can help others when they need me. I enjoy walks, reading, animals, working on word puzzles, and great conversations. I look forward to meeting you.

My name is Nou like something new. From a young age I have enjoyed helping others and am thankful for those around me. I grew up around my grandparents and have always taken care of them! I know that a lot of people are busy and cannot give the care their parents or grandparents need and deserve. I know as everyone gets older they need more attention and need to feel loved. I am that person who can help you!

Hi my name is Leandra, I am currently looking to fill my evenings in assisting, providing companionship to someone who needs it. I work full-time at a physical therapy office and have plenty of experience in healthcare, care taking and companionship.

I just love everything, especially working and talking to the client.

I do empathize and have the ability to care for your love one social, emotional, physical and mental health -Iwill communicate with your love one in a friendly, professional, and respectful manner -I work doing multi-task, flexible and dependable - I have reliable transportation and the ability to be on time to assigned shifts - I have a clean criminal and motor vehicle background check and drug test. Here are some essential assistance and trainings I have as followed: Transporting clients to and from appointments, errands and activities Medication Reminders Preparing meals and shopping for groceries or other essentials Light housekeeping tasks Assisting with personal care: bathing and grooming, dressing, toileting, and exercise Work with Dementia and Alzheimer's ect.

I'm caring, loving , passionate and hardworking person, I enjoy being a caregiver because I can meet and learn with my patient's past experience. My personal achievement being a caregiver is if the patient treat you as a family.

I have been a caregiver for over 30 years and enjoy working with people and being part of their lives. I ran a retirement home as an assisted-living director and ran the dining room and started the Alzheimer's unit. I have been working with home health agencies and also at facilities and enjoy doing activities with the residence and seeing people smiling and laughing because most of them do not have families that come and visit them so basically we are their family. I enjoy being a caregiver and being in their homes because then you get to be one on one with them which makes caregiving more personable and it's a blessing that most of them can stay in their homes. Being a caregiver is not a talent or something that you can be trained on it's mostly what's in your heart and knowing that the elderly need good people to take care of them and One day we are going to be in the position where we will need someone to take care of us so knowing that there are good caregivers out there it just makes it easier on the family to take care of their loved one.