Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Mingo - 44 caregivers found

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My name is Edith siaway I am a mother of 2 amazing kids, I have bea CNA for about 15 years now working in this field for a while, I have experience with the elderly as well as kids, I am patient person I love doing this jobs because I love helping others, knowing that I managed to put a smile on people faces always bring me joy, my greatest achievement are my kids they're are my proud and joy . To me family is everything so when someone trust me to place their loves ones in my care i go above and beyond to make sure their love ones are taking care of.. it's not an easy thing to trust someone with your loves ones .proudand jo

I have been a caregiver for 10 years. I enjoy this profession to be able to help residents succeed in their everyday lives.

I love helping others. I started off providing respite relief for a family friend who needed a break. And then went on to work in a facility as a caregiver. I am most proud of being professional and dependable. I love building g trust with my clients and being able to help them realize that I care and provide my undivided attention.

I am a very compassionate, dedicated nursing professional. I have also worked in human services as a job coach for people with disabilities. I am passionate about helping others.

I am a woman with a lovely heart. I love to assist elderly/disabilities. I want to see them happy. I worked as a caregiver for 8yrs and 10 yrs as a direct support professional.

My name is mami salima

I enjoy helping others and putting smiles on faces, working with the elderly, I've been doing in home health care for 3yrs and I have loved every moment of it. caring for my grandmother is one of the reasons I started doing home health care

I love talking to residents about there past and what they did for work, have them tell me stories, I want to make there life easier

From my experience of 7 years, working with other professional caregivers, clients, and families, the characteristics of me being a good caregiver would include: Demonstrating empathy and compassion for the senior, Supporting the patient's family members, who may be struggling to cope with their loved one's decline, Committing to professional growth and continuing education, Being reliable, including arriving for work on time and fulfilling all duties in a timely manner, Respecting patients' privacy and dignity, Exhibiting a positive demeanor and kind tone of voice, Being considerate and kind when working with the patient, Being mindful of the fact that I'm working in a senior's or their family's, private home. Using good communication skills with both the patient and the family, Having a well-kept personal appearance, including following professional dress code, Acting as a personal supporter for my client and their family during difficult times :)