Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Walton - 39 caregivers found

I am a great caregiver because I enjoy the job I do. Helping those who can't help themselves makes me feel like what I am doing is making a difference. I enjoy doing the things for my residents that put a smile on their face everyday even if its as small as doing their hair or getting them their favorite snack. I also enjoy doing the big things and making them as comfortable as possible while doing them such as toileting. its also not just a job to me. I have built real and meaningful relationships with past residents that I will never forget.

Hello my name is deanna ibrahimi.. I am 36 years old. I have reliable transportation and about 15 years working in the field. I have both my cna1 and cna2. I love helping others and i am very responsible. I have lived in Oregon since i was 15. I love it here. I am available for short term assignments and also long term I can do things such as running errands cleaning your house taking you to doctor appointments and also lots of other things feel free to ask and if I can't do it I will let you know. I am charging a flat rate of $30 an hour any mileage expenses will be added on I'm willing to negotiate price depending on the job. I hope i get the chance to meet some of you. Thank you

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I love helping others always have, I'm very caring and compassionate pay attention to detail

Hello! (Hoping emojis work) My name is Tyler, Tye for short and less confusion. I have been in the field, for over 10 years. I've worked with children, adults, and seniors with a variety of different disabilities. I'm open to explaining questions and concerns! I am a mother, so I've got some of a tender and compassionate side:) very empathetic and loving[?] I think that since I was little I always had a love for giving and being an asset in life. I wanted to do good things and help people [?] so I thought that I could give a caregiving position a chance and I ended up staying with it [?] I have found my forever career! [?] I have learned a lot being a caregiver, actually learned a lot of patience so that I could better understand someone other than myself. It's quite rewardful and it's own way I think that's what I enjoy most about being a care provider [?] learning how to be open minded and the will to learn differently [?] one personal achievement that Ive gained, is, :) I'm one heck of a cook:) I've met so many people, with specific dietary restrictions, that I can make so many different delicious amazing tasting things[?]!

To start I volenteeed for almost 3 months before I accepted my first caregiving job just to make sure I was cut out for the job since then I have provided care for every stage of life from beginning of life to end of life . I've done hospice respite and full care . For people who need stand by care to full assist I've done facility as well as in home care I'm experienced with cathader care colostomy and ostomy care diabetic care gi tubes hoyer lifts sit to stand lifts all vital signs medication management transfers bowel and bladder care incontinence pet care house keeping wound care diabetic care gluten free care and child care disability care exercise life skills to just name some of the things I have experience with . I care for my clients and residents the way I would want my grandparents or parents taken care of . I give my whole hearted efforts when working with the people I care for. I love my job

I have a lot of patience, and the ability to be empathetic and understanding. I love being able to care for someone and be helpful to them in anyway. The connections and gratification is what attracted me to caregiving and helping someone else. I am proud of myself for being strong and pushing through the darkest of times i have been in!

I'm a caring caregiver who provides compassionate care to my patients, residents and clients. I enjoy helping others. I'm a team player and have good communication skills!

I did not choose to become a caregiver it chose me, back in 2005 my husband was in a accident and became a quad needing full care, I became his caregiver, he passed in 2009. I then realized this was my calling as I was born with a servants heart. I was very good at what I did because my heart was in my work. I went on to become a resident manager for several years in DD and Senior Care homes, moved on to do one in one care, furthering my education yearly according to my clients needs, obtaining EQC certification as well as resident managers licensing . I have excellent references and do not quit my jobs, I care for my clients until the very end. I'm very reliable, trustworthy, honest, caring and compassionate! Im upbeat and keep my clients engaged and comfortable.

I am a hard worker with a soft heart! I love to help other's, it's my passion. If you want to know anything about me, just ask. I am an open book