Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Camas - 552 caregivers found

I am a Devoted caregiver competent in residential homes and in home care. I have resisted in Caregiving for six years. Along with medication Aide for two years. Abounding experience in ministering comfort and care for elderly. Expert knowledge of all care level within caregiver procedure and properly distributing medication. Skillful knowledge of private caregiving practices. Great ability to provide housekeeping and meal preparation.

I am honest, hardworking, experience, passionate, driven, dependable, highly organized and constantly set goals for myself. I am able to handle multitask. What attracted me to become a caregiver, i love making a difference in a family and their love ones life. I also love making a difference in a clients daily routine to wish the family could be at ease. It's very rewarding field where getting to meet all different kind of personalities.

Caring or care is a special call. Its a responsibility we are given to be with vunerable human beings. Being patient and learning each clients needs. I take time to learn each individual. I cultivate a relationship and try to understand who they are.

Hello my name is Evelyn cuza I am 29 years old since I was 18 I work as a caregiver I have two degrees, one in behavior technician and the other in pharamacy technician. I have medical certifications and clinic competence and clinic risk assessment, documentation and patient confidentiality behavioral observation, identification and treatment of mental health disorders, maintaining client and.personal safety crisis intervention

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I love being a caregiver because I love taking care of people. I am a hard worker, very reliable, trustworthy, and I love to cook. I am currently taking some training to open an adult foster care. I just really enjoy doing this work.

I am an outgoing person, I am passionate about many things in life. I became a CNA (certified Nurses Assistant) in 2015 after the passing of my mom in 2011. I truly enjoy taking care of others and helping them out in anyway that I can. I love learning about who my client/patient/resident was before and who they are now. I driven to make sure that I am doing my best and giving my all every single day. Making sure that all needs are met and no task is left undone. I take pride in my work.

I have been in the medical field for 15 years. I consider myself a very patient, compassionate, and caring person. I have learn a lot from my clients' life experiences, which I cherish dearly. I like to cook, bake, like to read to my clients, and love to involve them to stay active. I can provide references of happy previous clients.

I started caring for my grandma and papa. They did know how to speak English so it. Was easy for my. I was just graduating from highschool. I love being a caregiver it a good trade career. Some people an some. Can't you must do it from the heart.

I come from a family of individuals who have dedicated their life to the bettering of less fortunate individuals. A mother who has worked with mentally handicapped children for over 20 years, an aunt and uncle who currently care for and assist mentally handicapped adults, and a cousin who also works with elderly persons to better their standards of living and independence. This instilled in me a sense of compassion for those who cannot care for themselves, and motivated me to join them in this mission. My favorite part about being a caregiver, has been those times when I was able to help share an experience with someone who otherwise may have never been able to enjoy it again in their lifetime. I also enjoy gaining insight from the wisdom that my clients have obtained over the course of decades before me. I especially am drawn to persons who have served in the armed forces, and lived through some of the roughest times in world history. They are the true hero's in this life, and often don't get the attention they deserve. While I recognize that certain tasks involve some level of discomfort for many individuals, such as bathing and even simply inviting a stranger into ones home, I have become accustomed to these struggles, and have learned how to minimize that apprehension, while still maintaining the clients decency and feeling of privacy. My goal is to provide the support needed to give back whatever the client feels they have lost, and give peace of mind to family, knowing that their loved ones are safe even when they cannot be there for them.