Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Waterbury - 11 caregivers found

Hi there! My name is genna Bradley and I've been a caregiver for roughly 2 years. I've loved the ability to have more meaningful and personal connections with this job as I've gotten to gain experience over the years. In addition, I've met and helped some of the best people I know to this day look forward to meeting new people. I also strive and continue to provide the most encouraging environment I can. The thing I look forward to with this job is seeing the effect a warm and positive attitude can have and help with. I've always have wanted to do something in the medical field and feel like right now our world desperately needs people to take care of others.

I started working with people at a young age. I worked at a daycare for about two years and then moved to elderly care. I'm very kind hearted and a patient person. I love knowing that I'm helping someone's day become a little easier. I aspire to become a nurse one day and that is what I'm working towards. Ever since I started working in this field I love it I would never give it up !

I've been working in the home health care field for over 10 years. I have experience with many different types of care and needs. I like to personalize the care to the specific things that the client needs and wants. I aim to assist with household chores and cleaning, medication management, financial planning and organizing, connecting clients with local resources, provide companionship and support. With a sprinkle of fun and recreation in there as well. To improve their overall health, happiness, safety, security and comfort.

Well I would think there are some who want to do it out of the goodness of their hearts. Being a caregiver can be a rewarding experience. If you have a good heart, and you want to give back to your community then this is a great way to do it. There are millions of sickly individuals who cannot care for themselves. Can you imagine the tragedy of knowing that you could have helped someone, but did not? Caregivers are there to help those who can't help themselves. Without caregivers those who are sickly or disabled would most likely die because they are not being cared for. As a result you would have upset family members, and we in society would have to live with the guilt of knowing that we could have done our part but we did not. If there were no caregivers then who would do it? Someone has to, and its a selfless occupation to have. Also many choose this path because they want to be a servant to the people. Being a public servant is admirable, and it should be encouraged. It helps promote more awareness, and it breeds compassion for those you don't know.My personal achievement is knowing I can help someone who needs a little or a large among of help, and knowing that he or she is safe hands. I am a mom a four and have be married for 30 years. I enjoy taking walks,hiking, helping others and spending time with my family

I have always enjoyed being around my elders. I would spend time with my grandparents on both my mother and father side as often as I could. I began volunteering at a nursing home near my house and would go play games and paint the ladies nails and just spend time with the clients. I like hearing the stories about their pasts and being able to really see how much things have changed. I enjoy how much they value and appreciate the little things in life and simplicity. I am proud that I have such strong relationships with many assisted living homes and elderly clients. I enjoy cooking, cleaning and getting to know people. I am very good at knowing when to engage in conversation with a client or allow them their space and time. I am also wonderful at finding what a client loves most whether it is reading, puzzles, cooking, scrapbooking, ect and focusing my time and effort on helping them engage in that activity. I love offering my help and support to those in need and enjoy the relationships I have built and continue to build with my elders within this community.

I am a person sympathetic who loves people, likes working never calls off. I love people and I love giving my best to help people in need. Sharing my time with others. The recognition that I receive every time I work with a family or an agency. The love I give to my patient, this love we share with my patients

I believe that a personal trait that helps me be a great caregiver is my compassion, empathy, and love I have for my residents. The thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is making my residents laugh. A personal achievement I'm proud of is how much I've learned to soak up and love the little moments Life is short, lead with kindness and love.

My name is Rebecca or Becky for short. I became a care giver because I love how what I do, brings joy to clients and their families. My goal is to treat each client as if they were part of my own family and gove them the care and support they deserve. I am studying to be a nurse and have experience with veterans, memory care and many others.

1) I give care to patients because I've been trained to do it. 2) I like the patient-provider contact and the sense of humanism in doing it. 3) To make myself available to answer promptly to his or her needs. I've been a"CareGiver"for having working for years in Nursing Homes, Hospitals and in Patients's Home In New-York. How do they hired me? I passed a Test first and I alway make good marks in those tests. Then I've been rotated before going to be trained; in two or three weeks, I am alone working under supervision with psychiatric patients at Metropolitan Hospital, at Presbyterian Hospital, St.Vincent Hospital and many of these Nursing Homes there. Mostly the time, I worked with Agencies like Gotham Per Diem, Quality Care Inc. - I am a very reliable person who likes my duty as a CareGiver and I am a responsible person to deal with. I like my co-workers and We're like members of the same family. I am very serious regarding my respon -sability and The Patient's Bill of Rights - I have something special: I am a "Foreign Medical Graduate" waiting to pass the USMLE/ECFMG some-time in October 2015 and I would be glad that you help me with an"Overnight Job"because I need the Money to pay for Registration. I have to tell you that I worked more than 20 years in Medical Practice in a governmental Hospital as well as in my private clinic in my country.

My name is Kwindja Muderhwa. I am originally from Democratic republic of Congo, but I moved to the United States since 1996. I have been in the healthcare industry more than 15 years. I worked at UVM medical center as a Pharmacy Technician and Patient sitter and worked as a Nurse Assistant in couple facilities and Home-care. I assisted Clients/ patients with their daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, feeding, prepare meals, housekeeping, errands, medication reminder and assist with insulin shots or narcotics intake. Im familiar with hoyer lift, catheter, colostomy bag. I love being a caregiver because I like to be there for my patients/ Client when they need assistance to facilitate their life and be a companion.