Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Fremont - 42 caregivers found

Iam compassionate. I make my patients smile each day I give them care or company. I became a care giver because I feel that when I help uplift someone in one way or another, God's love is shown. Iam trustworthy and u can trust me with your beloved ones. I have been a caregiver for more than 15 years. I love my family and respect it the same way I will respect your beloved ones. Try me.

I love people, i love meeting others and learning what may help me throughout daily life. In my field of expertise i have worked with children ,adults, and seniors male and female, doing home and hospice care and with individuals with intellectual disabilities for over 25 yrs. My attraction to this work is, giving back to the community and others who need assistance with the life on a daily basis. I enjoy making a difference in peoples lives whether short or long term. My most personal achievement was and still is, being myself and always being to true to others...

Hello, My name is Mischella McCurtain and I currently reside in Goldsboro, NC. I enjoy working with people, and helping those in need. I'm very gentle spoken, compassionate and goal driven. I have experience as a CNA, I've personally worked in hospice care, home health, assisted living facility, and nursing homes. I'm CPR certified. I'm well trained with Dementia, Parkinson's Disease, Alzheimer's Disease. My passion is to bring joy to others and make there day a little easier by caring and being available for running errands, cleaning, and making meals.

I have been a Patient Care Assistant for 7 plus years in Alaska. My husband is a retired Army member. I have excellent communication skills, punctual and dependable. I am certified in CPR and First Aid. I have a natural talent and love for the elderly. I am compassionate and patient. I enjoy helping and serving those in need. I enjoy making life as normal as possible for the elderly with dignity and respect. My greatest achievement is the feeling I get when families are so appreciative of the care I have given their love one,

I became a caregiver about 6 years ago. As a child I took care of my grandmother when she was sick and had surgery and I really enjoyed it. When I got in my teen years my mother had to have a major operation and ended up with a nasty infection, so I got to clean and change bandages and give her medications via IV and this has been my passion ever since. I love working with people to help them with daily needs that they can no longer do on their on. I also enjoy spending time and getting to know the people I work with. I am proud to say I have been to school and gotten my CNA I certificate and am currently enrolled in school to get my Associates degree of Applied Science in Medical Assisting. I am working to get my RN and hopefully will not stop until I have my Mastered degree. I have always wanted to work in the medical field since I was a little girl to help people that are sick and/or unable to care for themselves. I am a single mother of 5 wonderful and smart little boys and have worked hard to be a wonderful mom, wonderful caregiver, and hard working student. I want to make a difference in peoples lives and give a extra hand where I can!

I became a caregiver without realizing what that meant and how much I would love my job. I am proud of what I have learned and understood about working with someone who needs help from another person.

I love my job because I know I can make a difference in a person's life by truly caring for the individual as well as their family. I love being a caregiver. I have been caring for people for 29 years. I am reliable, honest, and dependable. "It's not how much we give, but how much love we put into giving." - Mother Theresa

Highly dedicated and resourceful CNA with exemplary record of 20 years in geriatric care, handling difficult or traumatic situations. Demonstrating courtesy and professionalism, ability to work well both independently and as part of a team. Having worked with a diversity of patients of different cultures, race and religious beliefs and conditions. Terminally ill, ALS, Alzheimers, MS, dementia and rehabilitation.

I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping others. My favorite thing about caregiving is spending time with clients and getting to know them as well as their family members. My biggest achievement regarding caregiving would be obtaining my CNA license at the age of 16.

I love what I do. I Like that I can help a person in need or someone who just don't want to be alone. I became a caregiver because the fact that when my grandma became I'll and old, there was someone there to help her when our family had to work. I'm a nice friendly outgoing dependable person who loves to help others in need