Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Arcola - 14 caregivers found

I have been doing home health care for 20 years, I love working with the elderly/disabled. I love helping people in need, and providing companionship. I received my Habilitation Aide certificate 1996. CPR & First Aide certified.

I have worked in health care since 2000. I have worked as a developmental trainer for the disabled, in the alzhimers unit, long term care facilities, in home care. I got my CNA certificate in 2010. I enjoy helping those that need my assistance to live a happy normal life.

I HAVE A PASSION FOR HELPING PEOPLE AND LETTING OTHERS KNOW THAT THERE IS SOMEONE THAT CARES CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN SOMEONES LIFE.

I have been in Healthcare for 23 years. I have Management Experience as well as Marketing CNA, ORA, CPR,First Aid, Phlebotomy, EKG. I love taking care of your loved ones.

I am one of a kind, since i have been young i have always wanted to help others..That why i picked my profession in healthcare, who wouldnt love me, im very friendly, loving, caring individual that light up a room.. what attracted me to being a caregiver is the joy in happiness i gave to the clients, patients, in there family by doing my job. What i love most is the clients in being there for them in making there day joyful in happy. Being in this field is an achievement for me just chnging peoples lifes in continuing to still be able to do that for other when they have nobody.

Iam very kind,polite gentle love to take care people and the elderly. Understand Physiological and psychological processes and have knowledge about Disease , Nursing care. Specialist Urology and ENT system. Used to be RN-nurse in Thailand 25 years Experience In USA. : currently work at home care Dementia person work at home care Parkinson's person and currently work (past time) at weekends stay over night

I love helping others who need a little or a lot of assistance. I enjoy the happiness I see in the person's face when someone is willing to do something for them. I have a huge heart and compassionate one. I wanted to help people as much as I could after taking care of my mother after she had 2 strokes. I would do this out of pure love for her and would do the same for anyone else who needed it. I would hope that if I was to someday need any assistance , someone with a loving heart and compassion would do the same for me.

I enjoy being a caregiver. I was raised by a nurse and I took care of my Grandmother for three years before I started working in healthcare as a residents aid. I love helping people in general. Achievements would be going above and beyond for my residents.

I'm very caring, loving and will go above and beyond to take care of your loved one. I've worked as an Administrator in Training Social Service Director, Dietary Manager all in long-term care. I have also been a business office manager in Psychiatry and was a Resident Assistant at an assistant living. Ever since I was young, I've always enjoy taking care of my grandparents weather I was painting toenails, shaving legs or giving a haircut or helping to house chores that were difficult for them. It always put a smile on my face. Not only do I enjoy helping others, but seeing the satisfaction of relief on their face on things that maybe difficult for them to complete or families with smiles that have stress relieved off of them is satisfying to me. I love what I do and I wouldn't do it any other way. With my experience, I have learned to be patient with others, listening to everyone, and think of all options or approaches before acting.

I was around residents during my whole shift. I am not certified but I helped out with the residents more than I was supposed to. CNAs ended up asking me for help. I am experienced in lifting residents, bathing residents, feeding residents, helping with medication, etc. Every nursing home I have worked at, I was never supposed to tend the residents needs because that was not my department, but I did anyways. They are people and that is how they should be treated. I have seen many CNAs treat residents as if they do not matter. They yell at them and treat them terribly. That is wrong and I wish to never see it again. I would like to make a difference.