Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Efland - 174 caregivers found

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Certified Nursing Assistant for the state of North Carolina ! There is over 5 years of experience with a variety of different clients with different illnesses or incapacities.

I would like to be a companion part time(daytime). And I prefer to work between 11:30 and 3:30 once maybe twice a week in Durham. NO SUNDAYS. No personal care, family vehicle for any transportation, trained or behaved pet. Thank you.

Personality traits: I try to put myself in the other person's shoes. I am a person of the highest integrity and dress in a professional manner. I know how to balance empathy and caring in such a way that as I care for the body, the mind and soul feels cared for as well giving a sense of comfort in knowing everything's going to be alright and they feel safe and secure. The thing that attracted me to being a care giver is, I like to "Help" people. I'm interested in the wisdom an elderly person has. I enjoy being a caregiver because helping others puts a smile on their face knowing they are safe and secure in my care at maybe their most vulnerable state. One personal achievement I am proud of is being excepted into the 2019 Strathmore's Worldwide Who's Who in my occupation as a Health Care provider. I have 15 years prior experience as a NA11. I've worked in agencies with Home Health and Hospice and in a skilled nursing facility. I have experience with every aspect that it takes to care for your loved one with over 20yrs. In all. The one thing that makes me a great care giver is I listen to their needs not my agenda and I love what I do.

Hello! After a career in many different roles, I am now a nursing student! I have loved being a care giver for others, helping them while learning how to become a nurse.

Hello! Greetings! I am an energetic extrovert, who is very good and stimulating company. As a caregiver, I bend over backwards to accommodate any and every need of my clients. I am also very patient, and understanding. I have a servants heart. It is a natural calling for me to be a caretaker. I put others needs before my own. If I had to say what I was proud of, it would be attending divinity school in my 40s. Oh yes, and my children. I was also a USPTR tennis pro.

Hello my name is Christina, I have always been intrigued with working and spending time with seniors much of this comes from spending time living with my grandparents they were just alway interesting and full of knowledge to me. My empathic nature, quiet yet fun loving and canning ability to want put a smile on others face and make someone's day better. Is my strong suits and has help me be successful caregiver. What I enjoy most is the one on one relationship you get to have with you clients the feeling of extended family .history is my favorite topic learning about the life and story of someone that may otherwise be lost or you cant find in a book is my fulfillment as well. But my main focus is ensuring we have a standard of Providing quality care hoping my coworkers and peers se me imulating this and want to do the same. Every senior deserves that kind of care. I wanted my own grandparents to have and myself one day; Is what drives me..

Compassionate cargiver with six years of experience working in home clients.Passionate about eldercare,keeping clients active as possible.

Hello my name is valinka moore growing up I helped take care of grandparents when I got to the age where I could go out get a job an become a caregiver I did when I started working with home health going into the homes I fell more in love with doing caregiving taking care of older pet is my heart feeding giving baths doing house cleaning talking to them making the feel comfortable

I have been a caregiver since 2009. I enjoy every minute of it. I enjoy making a difference is someone else's life. I strive to accomplish my patients every day needs before completing my tasks. I want to be the reason why my patients smile. I want to leave a smile on my patients face and know they can count on me to help and assist them. I never want my patients to feel like they are not cable of achieving something on their own. I like to give them as much independence as possible.