Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Bullard - 127 caregivers found

Hello I'm Jessica . I have lived in Texas my whole life I've raised livestock and played softball growing up. My favorite people in my life were always my Grandparents which gave me a heart to work with people of that age group. Patience is one of my characteristics. I also am very kind, thoughtful, and don't like leaving a job half or undone. I promise to care for you or your loved ones as if they were my own family. I look forward to working with you!

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My name is Macy and I worked as a direct support professional at the Lufkin State Supported Living Center for around 3 years doing total care for the patients there and I enjoy being able to help people with their daily needs and connecting with them in Any way that I can.

I am a compassionate person by nature. I've never met a person I didn't like. I treat everyone as I'd treat my own family and posses a certain understanding of the aging process that most caregivers lack. I genuinely care for every client I have and it's shows in my work.

Hello my name is LaToia Barrett. My personality traits that make me a great caregiver are conscientiousness and openness. Providing quality care to family loved ones Is what attracted me to becoming a caregiver. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is taking care of people in need. A personal achievement that I am proud of is that I purchased my home on my own.

I have been working overnights for over a year at a group home with patients with dementia, schizophrenia, autism and cerebral palsy. I would love to continue my expertise in your home helping you care for your loved ones in a safe and friendly environment. Every person, no matter their cognitive or physical ability, deserve the same compassion and respect that every abled body person dose. I enjoy talking with my patients and getting to know them as I care for their needs. I have had clients that were more difficult than others but I can see past those flaws and care for the human inside. Even if they are screaming and throwing things at you or defecated on the floor they are still a human being who needs help and compassion.

I'm a positive and energetic caregiver reliable, patient, and creative person who has approximately 15 years of experience caring for seniors, so they can stay in the comfort of their own home. My client will receive compassionate care and understanding, respect I'm an organizer, planner, and multitasker, so minimum supervision is required. With all my skills and experience, I'm able to provide a supervised, safe, and stable environment. I'm ok with pets. And have legal reliable vehicle. Nonsmoker. I've had CNA license (expired) cpr/first aid training.

I became a caregiver in 2004 because I'd spent the last few years of my grandmother's life helping her while she suffered with Alzheimers. I saw how important it was for them to have someone there to help them with the day to day when family couldn't be. Then after I got into the profession my love for helping others just grew. To see the joy it brings to the person to sometimes just have someone there for a companion. I work full time at Rusk State Hospital working closely with clients on Therapeutic Rehabilitation. I went back to part time home health again in July 2021 and am so thankful that I did. In the last 4 years I've worked with some of the absolute most wonderful families. One client even always told his wife, "I'm sure glad she's coming today because I miss her, she's a sweet little girl". I feel such a connection with my clients that to me, they aren't just clients, they are family! I go above and beyond during my visits, I dont just cook and clean. I help out with things from small art projects to flower gardening with my clients, whatever makes them smile that day is what they needed. I am currently on my CPR and Basic Life Support Certification as well.

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I currently am interested in helping patients , and am willing to stop doing what I'm doing just to help them out . I currently worked at a hospital and was interested in working a PCA Patient care I would say helping elder people and making them know that their is somebody to help them out That would actually be is showing that I'm willing to learn if needed