Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Shawano - 15 caregivers found

Hello! Rich here! I come from a family that needed care, nurses were coming in and out all the time taking care of my old man. I have grown to love the health care field since I was young I love it! There is nothing more rewarding then putting a smile on someones face and knowing you made there day better. I am 22 years of age and have many many years of experience. I am a strong independent care provider with many things to offer!

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.

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've been caregiving for 7 years now, I started off helping my grandma with daily tasks. By helping her really interests me in helping others, And ever sense I've been doing just that. I am now a certified nurses assistant, I wish to continue in helping others and learning more about the Field that I love.

I am a friendly person with a natural capability of providing care for others. Empathy , great listener , organized , safe and trustworthy. Caregiving comes to me naturally , I love to bring a positive change to others lives . I love having the bond and getting to know my clients. And completing so many business careers I wanted .

I worked as a CNA for 16 yrs (3 years as a PCW) until I went back to school for my associates in Medical Administration. I went into the field as I love taking care of others. I find it to be very rewarding, like no other career. Helping others with daily life skills, no matter what it is, brings joy to my life. Knowing I make a difference feels good. I am very professional as I have worked in the field for such a long time. I am sensitive to a person's needs as well. It is very important to me to that the client/patient is taken care of as well. At some point in our lives we all will require help. It is so important that we remember this as we care for another in need. I am looking to work the overnight shift 2-3 nights per week or 5-6 shifts in a 2-week pay period. I am available to work between 7p-9a. I am also willing to work longer shifts up to 15 hours per shift. I would like to stay around 30 per week as I am enrolled in an online Medical Transcription course presently.

I have always had the passion for helping people,realizing that i could achieve that through been a Certified Home Health aide i quickly enrolled in a class in order to gain more knowledge and skills in working with the elderly. I love every aspect of the Care giving job. Working with the elderly helps you know more stuff about life. It is fun to know you are able to help some one through different activities of daily living it feels like an inner joy and passion fulfilled. Through my years of working as a care giver i have had recommendations from clients family members to pursue nursing because of the nature in which i work. I work with love and care.

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.

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.