Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Jewell - 21 caregivers found

Being a caregiver is rewarding it gives me satisfaction and a good feeling to be able to assist elders with things they can no longer do for themselves. I treat them as I would treat my own family members. Treat them with respect and let them know I am there to help them, not take away from their dignity. Just let them know they have someone who cares about them.

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I have been a CNA for 6 years with experience in all different areas. I am compassionate, loveavle, and caring. I always treat my patients/clients as top priority. I became a caregiver because I've always wanted to help others. Especially when my grandma got diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease it made me want to work with patients with that disease even more. I enjoy seeing my patients/clients feel like they have accomplished a goal or a step towards their goals. I also like making them feel like someone cares for them and has their best interest at heart. I am proud to have the amount of years of experie ce that I have, and I am proud to know that most of my patients from previous companies still compliment my work.

Hi My name is Ashantriel Woolfork I have 4 year experience in workin in the caregiving field I enjoy being around older people helping them and taking care of them I treat my patients as my own family member I lost my grandmother to lung/bladder cancer 5 years ago and when she passed it made me grow closer to other older people because I miss her so much my personal achievement is that I'm able to help my elders and love on them as they should be

What makes me a great caregiver is that I understand what a family us going through being that I helped care for my grandparents. I have been certified since 1997 but my experience from caring for my family members has been since my teenage years. And knowing that others depend on me to care for their love ones is what I love to do. Getting to know and understand ones family is getting to know the individual who is needing care. Treating others as you would want others to treat your family members is the key.. My personal achievements that I am very proud of is knowing that when I leave that person I am caring for, I know that I have done the best and provided the best care for them and that they are happy and I can return to them and they remember the way I talked to them, treated them and showed them the passionate care that I have towards them by treating them as if they were my family with dignity and respect. I have had many jobs over the years and I have excellent references that will be available upon request.

What makes me a good care giver is that I'm a sweet,dependable,and caring person. I became a care giver because I love helping and putting a smile on people's face.A personal achievement I'm proud of is that I was working on a job for a month,and the family was proud of the way I took such good care of there mom.they informed my boss.I was put on the shiny star wall in the office so that everyone could see I was a great worker.I also received a gift.

My patience makes me a great caregiver. The bonds you have with your patients attracted me to becoming a caregiver. I enjoy helping people in general, being a great company, and putting smiles on my patients face.

I'm a very sweet, down to earth southern girl who loves bringing joy into peoples lives.

I have a strong passion for helping others, I'm a natural nurturer, and enjoy the companionship that being a caregiver brings. I have several years of experience, both in a facility and in the comfort of their own home. I am cpr, first aid, and cert certified, I also received my CNA license in high school but have unfortunately let it expire. I plan on renewing it asap.

I am a patient care assistant with BLS Provider & Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED certification. I first began in the healthcare field 4 years ago with my handicap grandmother who was diagnosed with breast cancer & dementia with a history of diabetes & several strokes. I love being a blessing for those who are less fortunate & need assistance in order to complete normal everyday tasks, but I feel like they are an even bigger blessing to me, knowing that I'm making a difference in their lives as a companion, friend, & caretaker. After the interview process, I no longer consider my clients as patients... They become my family. I am seeking to find a live in caregiving opportunity for someone who I can put my heart into and give my full assistance. If you're looking for the perfect companion, who is gentle, kind, understanding, & compassionate... I'm your gal. Hope to hear from you soon so we can begin this exciting experience with each other.