Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Bullitt County - 321 caregivers found

I am a mother of 2, I also just adopted my foster daughter and my 5 month old grandson . I'm a DSP worker for the state . I work with adults and children with disabilities. I love spending time with my children and sisters . We go bowling , drive in movies and freeman lake for family time .I'm looking for a family for long term care , I enjoy helping others and learning new techniques and religions I'm the oldest of 7 so caregiving has been apart of my life for awhile . My over all goal is to open a residential agency . I became a private caregiver due to previous experience, such as working as a CNA in the past , some rewarding but working as a CNA under others I come to realize that other providers may not have the same passion as you and is only there to receive a check . I'm more passionate due to be being raised in the foster care system

My name is Tamara and I've been in the medical field for about 25 years and I love what I do. I always trying to make people day better just by a simple smile or just being there to listen. People who need care often take longer to complete simple tasks, patience and compassion can go a long way when it comes to helping anyone complete any task. I'm very dependable, detail oriented, self started and just love to make everyone feel comfortable and like family.

Hi, my name is Lauren. I'm 31 and currently reside in Southern Indiana. Born and raised here! I graduated from New Albany High School in 2009. I had my daughter, Layla. In 2010. I got my start into Healthcare in 2011. I obtained my CNA and worked in a nursing facility until 2015 when I made the switch to home health care. I'm very empathetic, bubbly, talkative. I take pride in providing the best care for your loved ones.

I have a great personality. I am very dependable, patient, pay attention to detail. Taking care of family members attracted me to wanting to be a caregiver. What i enjoy most about caregiving is i like taking care of others, especially the one's that can't do it on their own or need some assistance. One of my personal achievements that i am proud of is starting college.

1. I love helping people 2. Being able to help someone and making them feel special 3. Getting my first associate degree 4. Single mother of one and in school getting 2 more degrees with the one degree that I have in the healthcare field. Outgoing, loving person, goal oriented and ambitious

I love caregiving! I love spending time with my clients! I look at them like family and treat them as family! I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping and healing people! I'm going to school to be a NICU Nurse!

I'm Dionna Gasaway, 23 years old I'm happy fun and energetic. I like to make people happy with my own smile across my face and I'm very caring. I do not let my outside life affect my work or mood while working. I'm a mother of 2 girls 6 and 1 years of age. I've worked with over 10 clients in one facility and they all loved me so much I still keep in contact with most. I'm very attracted to being a caregiver because I love to help and build bonds with people. I know some people do not have the family support so I just like to be there for them a little more Because it gets lonely for them. I enjoy building relationships and gaining trust the most because a lot of people have been through a lot and I like to become the friend in them. I'm proud of myself because no matter what I go through I never give up. I'm always looking at the bigger picture and I love that about me

What makes me a great caregiver is that I am very responsible, dependable and work my best to make the one I am taking care of feel special and happy every day I care for them. What attracted me to becoming a Caregiver was that I was needing a job since I had just moved back to my hometown and filled out an application with Kelly Girls, an agency that hired people for different jobs. I was called to care for an 80 year + lady and enjoyed it. It was not what I went to College for, but continued to do both working in Administrative work and then part-time as a Caregiver. The thing that I enjoy most about being a Caregiver is the stories of those I care for. There is so much history that they have to share...even those from different parts of the Country and learning how different things were from then to now. My Mother was born in the Depression years and experienced the years of WWII, where 3 of her brothers were part of. It's the elderly who helped build the life around us and them being nurtured by their parents to give us a better tomorrow. I believe the most personal achievement I can say I am proud of is that I was taught good work ethics by my Mom, who was a farm girl. I started working at age 11 and have worked many different types of work and am a fast learner. I paid for my own College and worked at times 2 jobs to pay for my own apartment. In the Caregiving field, I have been taught some things that a Nurse is qualified for, but taught by the family of their loved one how to do certain tasks. I am very respectful of people and their property.

Hello, I'm Brijae . I'm excited to meet my client and meet their needs ! I've experienced working with seniors from prior jobs I've had . I'm really good talking to people and helping them out with the best solutions their is . I'm friendly and outgoing . What attracted me to become an caregiver is when my aunt passed... she didn't have the in home care help that she needed. That situation wanted me to help seniors or anyone that's in need of help . The most part I enjoy of caregiving is making my client laugh and smile . I want them to feel loved as much as I would like to feel loved . Also an personal achievement I'm proud of is graduating high school in may of this year .

Some of my personal traits and being a caregiver is my love for the job. I have always love to help people regardless of the situation and there is a shortage on good people and honest people. What attracted me to being a caregiver was my great grandmother and my mom. When my great grandmother got very ill we took care of her until her last days that meant feeding bathing changing colostomy bag changing catheter And just being a companion. I also help my mom take care of a autistic girl for five years. The thing I love most about being a caregiver is the people you meet along the way and a wonderful stories you hear. When I look at my mother I know one day she may or may not be in a situation to need me so I want plenty of practice along the way. One of my biggest achievement was graduating from the phlebotomy school last year. My other biggest achievement is continuing to take care of my special needs son and my other job while balancing out life and everything around me