Stroke Caregivers in Helenville - 27 caregivers found

Very patient and understanding, using empathy to help people. My wife was disabled in 2005. She was for the most part bedridden since 2009. Found great satisfaction in the work. Satisfaction of helping someone stay in their home Being able to keep my wife at home until 2 days before she passed away in April of 2023.

I am looking for a full time long term live-in position. I am drug free, only drink socially and do NOT do drugs. I will relocate myself upon hire. Here's my short list: I am a 62 year old semi-retired Respiratory Therapist. I have my own vehicles. I am very organized and have lots of experience caring for people. Excellent cook, housekeeper and home organizer. I currently cook, clean and do laundry for my client in addition to his personal care and companionship. My current position is live-in with room and board and $525 per week salary. I work for myself on a cash basis. I lately worked as a live-in caregiver for an 88 year old who recently went into hospice care and has passed away, I currently work as a live-in Resident Assistant at an Adult Family Group Home for developmentally disabled. Prior to that, I was a personal assistant/housekeeper/cook for Racine's Case High School Principal (Wisconsin), until he moved to CA for health issues. Prior to that I was live-in Housekeeper/cook for a professional gay couple in Trevor, WI. I have tons of experience with children, and have a 35 year medical background. Also interested in positions in Ashland County, OH 44805 area and will re-locate for the right position. Please be aware of State Laws regarding live-in domestic care givers hours for work. There are time off requirements. 24 hours a day 7 days per week is not an expectation you should have. It's demanding work and all caregivers need time to recharge. You will need a fill in for daily time off and two days off per week. Looking forward to hearing from you. Don Houser Burlington, WI exmedpo@yahoo.com 262-631-0934

"I feel a natural affinity to the role of a caregiver, and because I have experience of caring for elderly relatives, I feel I have the skills, qualities, and empathy to excel in the role. I want to be a caregiver because it is a meaningful career, you get to quickly see the impact your work is making.

A little about me I've been caregiver for a little over 4 1/2 years. I've worked in many facilities, i've also done in home care between those four years. I love what I do and the field I'm in, I do want to go back for more school very soon.

patience, compassion, attentiveness, dependability, trustworthiness, honest, reliable, observant, caring, and out going. I have been proud to take care of my grandparents and being able to help them with their needs.

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!

Hi my name is Kayla Webster I live in Waukesha. I've been doing caregiving since 2006. This is something I enjoy doing. Most of my family either works in a nursing home or a doctor's office or hospital. This is what got me to where I am today. I love helping people in n need of help. Love hering there stories about back in the day and what they used to do.

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! I am a very reliable and patient person who has 4 years of experience caring for seniors. I recently went to Gateway Technical College and got my Certification of nursing assistance. With me, your seniors with receive the appropriate care, and I'm willing to do additional other task if requested. I'm a non-smoker and is comfortable with pets.

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! :)