Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Burlington County - 481 caregivers found

Hi. My name is Sofi. I'm from republic of Georgia, I came in U.S 8 years ago. I have my own car. I love to see people happy and that made me to study for PCA so I could help people and make them smile.

I'm a dependable and caring person who truly enjoys helping others, especially when they need someone they can trust. I'm energetic and outgoing, and I try to bring comfort, patience, and a sense of routine to the people I care for. I'm just as committed to supporting the family as I am the patient, because I know how much it means to feel like you're not alone in it. What led me to caregiving was a personal experience -- I cared for someone very close to me, and through that, I realized how important it is to be present, patient, and kind. That experience stayed with me, and it's what pushed me to do this work professionally. What I love most is getting to know people and being a part of their day-to-day life. Sometimes it's the little things -- a smile, a good conversation, listening to music, cooking, planting flowers or just keeping someone's routine -- that make the biggest difference. One of the things I'm most proud of is being someone people can count on when things are hard. It's not always easy work, but it's real, and it matters.

Very patient, responsible, loving, respectful, great personality, caring, multi-task in a fast-paced environment. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is being able to listen to the clients and help them the best way I can.

I'm patient, caring and understanding. I love helping and caring for people. I feel fulfill knowing that I have made someone day easy and comfortable.

As a caregiver, my nurturing nature and patience are my strongest personality traits. I've always been drawn to caregiving because I find fulfillment in helping others and making a positive impact on their lives. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is forming meaningful connections with those I care for and being able to provide them with comfort and support. One personal achievement I'm proud of is successfully helping a client regain their independence after a challenging recovery process, knowing that I played a part in their journey towards wellness.

My name is Chelsea, and I am a mother of two children, aged 7 and 3. I have professional experience working with Holy Redeemer, where I provided assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) for clients. My role involved engaging in interactive activities, aiding with bathing, meal preparation, grocery shopping, and ensuring hygienic care. I also played a critical part in medication management, ensuring that clients took their medications at the appropriate times. In my previous positions, I have worked with patients diagnosed with various conditions, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, diabetes, neuropathy, and muscle atrophy. I approach my work with compassion and dedication, treating my clients with the same care and respect I would offer to my own family members.

I became an Independent Contractor/ Caregiver because I want to leave each life that I touch better than when we first met. I want to make a difference, to make things better, to heal the hurt and to calm the fears of my patients and their families. One of my personal achievements that I am very proud of, is that I go above and beyond for my patients. I am a very caring, loving and sympathic to my patient's needs.

I am ambitious and driven. I am very socializing and caring. Helping others satisfy me. I thrive on challenge and constantly set goals for myself, so I have something to strive toward. I'm am determined not to settle and I'm always looking for an opportunity to do better and achieve greatness.

I'm 26 Years Old , I Became A Home Health Aid In 2015. I've Always Had A Passion For Helping And Caring For Others. So I Always Tried To Stay In This Field, I've Worked In Home Care & Facilities , I Did Temp CNA Work. Also I've Worked In Group Home With Adults & Children With Disabilities. i Love What I do.

Being a caregiver is one of the good decisions of my life, since I cared for my mom till she passed, I found compassion in caring for people to feel better, which then again gives me certain type of happiness. The fact that I put smiles on the faces of people makes being a caregiver a pleasant one to be. The most greatest achievement I have obtained during my service is trust, and I am proud to say so, because without trust what is the purpose of being a caregiver. I am a 34yrs with kids , and lots of experience as a caregiver. I can say so because I have been in this business for 12 yrs, and I have numerous reference to provide if needed.