Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in La Ward - 23 caregivers found

I have 2 years of experience being a caregiver. I was drawn to this job as a younger teenager because I wanted to get my foot in the door of the healthcare community. And I enjoy it because I like helping people.

I am 30 years old. I've always loved taking care of any and everybody. I feel that you create a bond with your clients and they should be treated just like you would treat your own family members.

I'm a fast learner also I'm a very caring person I love people I like to treat people like I like to be treated

I am a Certified Nursing Aid with over 20 years of experience. I truly do enjoy helping others whether a person needs minimum or maximum assistance. I love to talk , laugh and do my best to encourage a resident whenever they might be feeling disappointed or discouraged because I definitely do understand. Certified in First Aid and CPR. My experience includes tasks of bathing, assist with toileting, lifting, wheelchair transfers, G- tube feedings, grooming, oral and personal hygiene care, dispensing meds, cooking, cleaning, patient care needed if bedridden, companion or hospice. Also, experience with Dementia and Alzheimer patients.

I'm caring and supportive and outgoing when it comes to resident health. I strive to improve my work ethic and am excited to work with people.

I was a residential director for all little things count worked with adults with disabilities and lived with them hard worker would make sure houses where cleaned and clients medication was being distributed out right and all paperwork filled out everyday

Hello I am Harlie and I love being a care giver. I love taking care of people and make them happy and content in life. Pleasing others in a good way is my fav about the job having a pure heart for those who need it is the greatest.

Im a hard working person and fun loving. I love to bring a smile to others and make peoples day.

I go by Tish I have been in the healthcare field for over 10 years I have experience in just about everything if I don't have experience I'm a quick learner so there's nothing that I won't learn quick and adapt to I love working with people it's my pleasure. I love my job. I love what I do. I'm excited to see people make new acquaintances and make someone's day.

I have been working as a Nurse Aide for about four months. I completed my training, and am waiting on the results of my state test for my CNA license. When you become a CNA, it gives you the opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of people, which is something I've always wanted to do. The job can be very demanding, but it is also very rewarding. The relationships you build with your patients are like no other, and it is a good feeling when you can help your patients feel better. I first thought about becoming a CNA when my grandfather was diagnosed with a terminal illness similar to Parkinson's. Hospice came into our home to care for him when it became too much for us to handle on our own. They were very helpful, and provided him with not only care, but also companionship. Seeing the difference that they made not only for my grandfather, but also for me and the rest of my family, that is what made me want to get into healthcare. I believe that is what makes me a great caregiver. I think about each of my patients as if they are my own family. And if they were, I would want only the best care for them. That is why I always strive to do the absolute best I can to care for my patients.