Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Johnson Creek - 15 caregivers found

There are many qualities that make one a great caregiver. My qualities are that I try to do my best when working with residents as well as trying to understand them. Aging out does not mean they do not have needs or that they should not be heard, I try to use critical thinking and make every resident as comfortable as possible so their needs are being met. I am an outgoing person I love to help others and exceed my job expectations, I am a carrying person who is easygoing and takes responsibilities as well as the needs of others seriously. I have a grandfather with dementia and this made me want to help others who need an assistant. I have seen the lack of caregivers there is for elders. I love caregiving because it allows me to have a better understanding of what goes on in others' life and I get to be part of people's life making a difference in assisting them or bringing them a smile. I am proud of the person I am and how far I have gotten with my psychology and social work bachelors that I am currently working on.

Enjoy interacting with the residents and being there for them I am currently going to school to be a cna to better my career, I'm always on time and always willing to pick up shifts

I'm a certified nursing assistant, with two years of experience. Within those two years, I've helped people who had strokes, Parkinson's disease, pancreatic cancer, who suffered from loss or depression, and dementia. I am an extremely passionate and hard worker. My patients are not simply patients, but family to me. It is in my greatest interest to make my clients healthy and happy. I like to take my clients out to eat, to parks, play board games, watch movies, or whatever makes them happiest. What attracted me to being a caregiver was when I had to take care of my aunt with stage four pancreatic cancer. It made me realize how many people need help and that I want to be the one to help them. I enjoy making people feel better, even if they are at their worst.

I have been apart of the healthcare for 12+ years. Enjoy helping others. Looking to help serve my community a littl3 by helping those in need

Hi my name is Marissa, I started caregiving after I graduated highschool. I was very close with my grandma. She was my world. She passed away in 2009, and I honestly did it there on out. Elderly are super important to me and need to be loved. I love knowing I can help a family in need when I know how tough it is to care for a parent or family member when you have your own life to live as well, I enjoy it and it could be a good career. It's rough sometimes, and I miss who I've cared for but it is the circle of life. I hope to help families in need and I hope to have a good job opportunity from it and gain an extra family. :) Hope you contact me and we can discuss the care your family member needs. Stay safe stay healthy! Marissa. My work experience has been a wide range. Parkinson's disease. Managing and adminstiring meds. Dementia Alzheimers med giving Bed bound patients Bed baths med giving feeding. Gtube feeding switching out bags and adminstiring pills through gtube. Companionship weekly I'd buy lunch and we'd play games puzzles etc walks outside or simply staying in watching the news. I have given insulin for diabetics also checking blood sugar catheter changes and new ones! I am very qualifed for many positions. I was also a personal assistant as well, computer work, errands, work emails business calls.

Hello! I am a mother of a two month old. I am 23 years old and I have been a caregiver for two years now. I was a food service manager prior to this line of work!

I am type one Diabetic! I have been a caregiver for going on 3 years! I worked at a Memory Care Home and am very familiar with Alzheimer's and Dementia and I absolutely loved working in memory care! I have a passion for what I do and create a care plan just right for my clients! Nothing feels better leaving your shift knowing you can provide the assistance and help someone in need! :)

CNA for the past 3 years. Experience with in home care as well as in a memory care facility. Experience with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS, dementias.

I became a certified nurse assist when my mom was diagnosed with diabetes and 1982. she pass away from diabetes in July 2004. I'm giving my life I get a chances to really help someone in need of my services becoming a can I'm a very honest in dedicated person to my job, peers and residents.

I am a truly caring person who puts forth a great effort in my work. I take pride in being able to help people live their best life. I enjoy caregiving as it gives me the opportunity to help other people which fulfills me. The most enjoyable thing for me is getting to interact with the people and learn new things from the people. The person achievement I am proud of would be the leap on faith I took was going into respite care. That leap of faith showed me that I am a very capable of many different things.