Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Gillett - 13 caregivers found

Hey there, My name is Melody DeGrave and I live in Green Bay. I am currently a Certified Medical Assistant/LPN. I previously worked as a CNA for 7 years in Nursing homes, assisted living facilities, Rehab facilities and Disabled homes. I have been a nurse for 5 years at Aurora Healthcare working as a float nurse in OB/GYN, behavioral health, pediatrics, family practice and internal medicine. I recently started a new position with St Elizabeth hospital in the heart and lung unit. I previously took care of a paraplegic man in his home for 3 years with a hoyer lift. I would go to his home every morning before work and give him a shower/ get him ready for the day and give him any meds or apply any topicals he may have needed. I loved doing this, I am capable and I am more than willing to help where help is needed. I currently work Monday-Thursday 830:430. I would be willing to help any times outside of those hours. I have training in CPR, First Aid, Fire Safety and Medication Certified. I am extremely flexible and would love to talk :) Email: melodydegrave7@gmail.com Phone number: 9206802104

Hello! I started caregiving a year and a half ago after leaving school. Initially it was meant to be an in between job while I figured out what I wanted to do, but very quickly became my passion. I never felt like I was really talented with much before, but caregiving and medication passing feels like a calling to me, something I didn't expect to be good at but just pulled me in. I'm going for my CNA license this summer to open me up to a variety of healthcare jobs. I would love to help you or a loved one!

I like helping people to stay in their homes. I have helped clients with cares ,med reminders, meal prep, and light housekeeping .

Every sense I was a kid I wanted to be a nurse so I figured why not start in caregiving, and I absolutely love it, I love taking care about people and I'm a very patient and understanding person which makes me a great caregiver.

People also ask How do you describe yourself as a caregiver? I would describe myself as a respectful, observant, reliable and patient person who provides first-class care. Over the years, I have worked in various roles where the need to work closely with other people, follow strict rules and procedures, and demonstrate understanding and empathy have been required.

I am a very caring and compassionate person. I love making people feel valued and respected. All to often family members leave their loved ones in a nursing home and never look back. I feel it important to spend your last year's of life 2ith a purpose and value. I specialize in hospice care and I have training in all spectrums of care from mild to severe. I have dementia training. My primary goal is to leave a person feeling value and appreciation. I always love to hear someone's life story I feel they become part of me and my hope is they can live on through me in some way.

I am very caring and upbeat. I try to always keep a positive outlook and attitude. Helping people do everyday things that they are unable to do by themselves is a very rewarding and fulfilling career. I love knowing that I'm making a positive impact on someone's life.

Hello. I am a Certified Nursing Assistant since June 2013 and BLS/CPR Certified since August 2020. I have been working in home care, assisted livings, and skilled nursing facilities in Green Bay for the past eight years. Experienced with Prostheses, Heart Disease, Stroke, Dementia, Alzheimer's, Osteoporosis, Diabetes, Parkinson's, Arthritis, and Multiple Sclerosis diagnoses; however, open to helping any adult, especially seniors. Trained in Sit-to-Stand and Hoyer lifts, Diabetic wound & pressure ulcer care, oxygen tanks, and Range-of-Motion exercises. Personable, productive, punctual, honest, and efficient; I like to keep busy and on task. Promoting independence, I encourage my clients to do what they can. In my mind, my role is assisting them in living as normal of a life as possible, with the best quality of life as possible, through completing tasks that are extremely difficult or dangerous for them to complete due to their condition. Resume and references available upon request.

I am currently a Certified Medical Assistant who recently has become self-employed. Due to the love of being a home health aide, I made the personal choice to become self-employed recently. I have approximately 18 years of medical experience ranging from medical secretary, medical health unit coordinator, certified nursing assistand and certified medical assistant. My greatest accomplishment was getting my certification as a medical assistant, but also has been helping others with the utmost respect and compassion over the course of these 18 years. I love what I do and welcome the opportunity to continue to grow my business with helping individuals in need.

I find caregiving extremely rewarding and thats why I have done it for over 20 years now. The bond you create with the individual/individuals you are assisting is one that can never be replaced. You spend so much time together you literally become family. I became a CNA at the age of 16 and thats where my heart truly belongs.