Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Brighton - 328 caregivers found

Seeking a position as an in home care professional. skills include the following dependable trustworthy organized detail. senior care Dementia Hospice Alzheimer's companion. Available immediately specialize in preemie care infants special needs pre/teens young adults and seniors.

I am a healthcare professional with 25+ years experience working in geriatric, memory care, dementia and Alzheimer's patients. I work in hospice care, palliative medicine, end of life care. I am a patient, compassionate, good listener, kind, caring caregiver. I do skilled nursing, wound care, first aid, post surgery care for transitioning patients to homecare. My start in healthcare was volunteering at the Red Cross, church and community outreach , I have worked eight years at the Washtenaw County DHS with CLS/CMH organizations as consumer advocate . I have worked long years managing assisted living facilities, nursing homes, directing memory care units, training, teaching and mentoring. I have earned Bachelor's of Science from EMU and Surgical Technology program from WCC. I am passionate about helping people to better their lives and improve their health.

Hello I am a certified nursing assistant and I have been working in this field for 13 yrs. I am experienced in long term care, homecare, hospice, & assisted living. I have been trained to straight cath and pass meds. I love caring for others, putting smiles on their face and listening to their stories brings warmth to my heart.

I am a kind, respectful, responsible individual who gets along very well with seniors. I am helpful and thoughtful and think the world of clients. I am not tardy or lazy.

Following the path of good faith and integrity. As a a teen I was a volunteer at the red cross. I enjoyed that so much I continued to be a caregiver. I have my covid vaccine.

I'm have been working in the home health care field for 27 years. I've work with people who have dementia, TBI, Parkinson's, people that just need a little extra help.

Hello! My name is Kimberly and I have years of experience caring for the elderly and patients with traumatic brain injuries. I am very compassionate about what I do and have a lot of patient and care to give my clients.

Patience. To make a different in people life wen they can not do that for them self. I love people with kindness. Creating new friend with new personalities . Being a nurses aide for 24 years it takes patience and love for people no matter what conditions they are in.

Nursing is much more than a good job with great pay, it's a gift. It's the gift of life, on a daily basis your touching the lives of others, granting patients health, and hope of getting back home to family. Being a nurse is very rewarding and influential and rewarding career. Nurses care for people through illness, injury, pain, loss, dying, grieving, birth, growth, from adolescent to elderly. The love and compassion I have for nursing pores out into my daily life, as well as professional. Loving what what you do is one things but when you actually enjoy your career, the energy I put into it spills over to the care I provide and that only makes for my career choice that much more promising.