Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Lauderdale County - 16 caregivers found

I believe that my training, past work experience and my dedication and compassion toward caring for my patients makes me a good candidate for employment with each family throughout my cna and healthcare training I have maintained high levels of academic achievements. I have great experience in working with patients I have assisted patients with their various daily living needs and activities, homemaking chores, sterilization of medical equipment and assisted them with post-operative instructions and ect. I have the skills to work with convalesces and I understand the needs of the patients. I have compassion for the elderly and the ability to communicate well with them im a self motivated person and I pride myself on my ability to motivated others I have worked leadership positions which help me to learn to be a good follower. I know the role of a caregiver which would make me an asset to your love one and family

I am a very friendly, spunky, and outgoing person. I am very empathetic, dedicated, passionate, and loyal. I devote my life to serving others-- in any capacity that I possibly can. I attended nursing school at University of West Alabama for two semesters. During my time in nursing school, I worked in a hospital, offering varying levels of care to patients of various demographics. I also took pharmacology and psychology classes during my time in nursing school. I have quite a bit of experience caregiving for injured/ill relatives as well. I was solely responsible for my close relative's at-home care after they were involved in an accident at work where they were backed over by a motor vehicle, leaving them completely unable to perform routine tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and bathing. I have experience administering medications, performing personal care for patients, observing patient's habits, and recording patient data. I have also previously been CPR certified. I am attracted to serving as a caregiver because I believe that everyone deserves to live their best, happiest, healthiest life, and I have skills and traits that make me perfect to help others achieve that life while simultaneously filling me with a deep sense of satisfaction and purpose. Caregivers are not often given as much credit as they deserve for all of the behind-the-scenes work they do, but I am quite aware of how important their roles are in other individuals' lives and in society as a whole. Caregiving is incredibly rewarding to me in many ways, but I most enjoy the personal relationships I get to form with those that are on the receiving end of my care and/or their loved ones. Every day that passes brings me a new achievement to be proud of-- every time I touch and positively impact the life of another individual, I am filled with gratitude and joy.

I love being a caregiver because I love to help people and its something I always wanted to do. Something I like about being a caregiver is that you get to help a person and sometimes save a life. My personal achievement I'm proud of is graduating and becoming a cna. I am 20 years old and I plan on becoming a rn every since I was little this was my dream.

I have always loved the nursing field from a very young age. It was my hope to be a RN but I wasn't able to pursue that line of work. I received my CNA liscense in 1998 and started working in convalescent home, then I work private duty from there on. If i can lift the spirit of a person that is having a difficult time, then I have done my job. If I can make that person smile or laugh that brightens my day. Whether cleaning, reading book to someone, helping them or fixing a meal; these can reduce the stress an elderly person feels. Sometime the other caregiver need a break. I assure the members of the family that all will be well. Being a caregiver give me a sense of pride. I know that all people are not the same, but if I can help one person relax or show them a better way to attain the results needed to help them, my job has been accomplish. My personal achievement was to see a person walk after having a stroke.. I have been in the business of health care since 1998. I just love being around the elderly client. You can learn so much about them and the things they have been through. All you have to do is listen

I am Brianna a caregiver for 7 months & phlebotomist for 8 years! I love being a companion and making caregiving fun and not just a job! Im proud of the many years ive been able to help everyone that i've encountered from drawing blood to being a listening ear.

What makes me a great caregiver is that i have heart some may say too much but when i care for someone i treat them ad if they belonged to my family. Taking care of my mom doing her illness made me want to be a caregiver , nursing wass always a choice of mines. Taking care of the resident and listening to them and their life stories. Becoming a CNA and being a mother and grandmother.

To be a good caregiver, you need to first have the compassion and the skills for the job. I became a caregiver when my grandparents became ill, I decided that I wanted to become a CNA , so I enrolled in the class, completed and passed the class, became board certified for MS and AL and have been doing caregiver and CNA work since. I enjoy assisting the elderly, in any way I can to make they get the help that is needed on a daily basis.

Hello I'm Fanshon A loving and caring mom also a caregiver my job is more important to me I do my best to make sure my job is done

Hello, my name is Makayla. My personality traits or expertise that makes me a great care giver is that i have very good patience & i think the elderly are so sweet... i do not mind on helping them out or giving them what ever they may need. I was transferred because i love the elderly. Ive been a caregiver for 6months & i just love to be there for the help & to make sure that they are okay...

My personality is cool calm and collected. Also, energetic to adjust to my patient's mood from day to day. I've worked with dementia patients for years, and I have to adapt to their day. I became a caregiver because I love elderly. I love helping and assisting them, they are special to me, I treat every patient like the grand parents I lost at an early age. I am proud to say I have effectively done my job as a caregiver for years anday I enjoy being able to care for others as if they are my own.