Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Rockville - 377 caregivers found

I am well experienced in caring for people I have a great personality and empathy for people. I am an excellent caregiver and have a track record to share. I like the people I am caring for is they are safe with me.

I became a caregiver because of my spiritual guidance to serve humanity. I enjoy encouraging activity, good thoughts, and bringing a positive experience to clients. I have been trained as a CNA and PCA. I am honest, kind and reliable. I have achieved excellence by being attentive to clients physical and emotional needs. Once I walk through the door all my attention is focused on meeting the needs of my client. I believe in exceeding expectations. I truly enjoy listening to and talking to people. I love interactive activities such as games, arts and crafts and exercise. love Dogs. Allergic to Cats. References and work history will be furnished per your request CNA 35 years of experience working full time as a Medical and Dental Insurance Benefits Analyst I am Looking for part time day work anywhere from 6 hours per day to 20 hours per week. (Daytime ONLY)

Greetings! My name is Dana, and I reside in Louisa County, near Lake Anna. All of my previous positions have been either in customer service or helping others. In regards to caregiving, I have experience working with folks in a home setting where I have done things such as; help with toiletry, grooming, meal preparation, helping with mobility (getting in and out of bed), companionship ( I play a mean hand of Rummy), and some exercise (taking walks). I have previous work experience as a CPHT (Certified Pharmacy Technician) and I'm trained in medication management, I would have no problem with medication management. I also have work experience with neurological disorders, developmental disorders, mental illness, and ADLs- from early childhood and up.

My name is Alona been doing this for couple of years now as a caregiver and im enjoying helping elderly people.

I am an experienced caregiver and comfortable tending to folks with a variety of handicaps, whether they are physical or mental disabilities. Much of my experience came from providing care to an elderly hemiplegic stroke survivor (paralyzed on one side). For years, I provided meaningful conversation and companionship, timely medication administration, assistance with personal hygiene (bathing, toileting, etc.), physical therapy, reading, memory recall practice, housekeeping, and taking consistent, detailed notes of her activities, progress, and state of mental and physical wellbeing. As a step-parent of three, I never really left the field of domestic work. I am also an NHA Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, which means I have been trained in patient care, taking vital signs, as well as administering first aid, CPR, and medications. Although I am not opposed to strictly medical work environments, I feel it is time for me to continue caring for new clients in a home setting. My favorite part about being a caregiver is companionship centered around human needs. I miss my former primary client, who passed away a few years ago. Even on days when we were going nowhere, I still helped her get dressed, curled and teased her hair, and helped with makeup. She always had a preferred way of doing things, so I served as her natural extension and carried out tasks in the way she would have done them herself. I am fully. vaccinated and boosted for Covid-19. I do test regularly as an additional precaution. Everyone in my household (including all three children) are also fully vaccinated.

Warm hearted person, love being around and helping clients and families. Taking care of my grandmother when she became ill made me to take care of other's. The interaction with different people the smiles that come with helping them knowing that if I can help someone with a simple meal makes my day. Raising 3 daughter's of my own and now raising my 4th daughter for the last 12 years taking care of my grandmother, grandfather, my dad while living with me and my aunt while living with me gave me such pleasure to be able to be there for them when they needed me most always have had that passion to take care of anyone that needs me.

My personality traits that help me be a great caregiver is my kindness good heart and helpful ways I'm always a easy going caregiver to get along with and I also have fun with my patients. What attracted me to be a caregiver was my my heart. Ever since I was little I always enjoyed helping people because when it was all said and done I felt good about my choices and that I did good deeds. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is that I get to make the clients happy and make them feel like their young again. My personal achievement that I'm proud of is is actually becoming a caregiver because I was always told that I would never be nothing and that I don't have what it takes and I proved them wrong because I went out and did it and completed what I set my mind to.

I love the smile I get when I'm at work and I'm doing my job and the family has somebody that really cares and enjoys there job.I would say my biggest personal achievement would have to be continuing my education but the most important one was having beautiful kids and becoming a mother.

I HAVE A LOVE FOR HELPING PEOPLE, VERY PATIENCE AND A GOOD LISTENER. I FEEL THAT THIS MY CALLING FROM GOD TO CARE FOR HIS PEOPLE. VERY PROUD OF THE WORK THAT I DO CARING FOR THE ELDERS

I took on being a Caregiver when my Dad took sick with The Big C.....i care for him at home until he died....My brother pass in between..then I took care of my Mommie...She couldnt walk..until she died..I love people and caring for them ...im a DEACON in my Church..I am true too heart taking care of people and family.I also took care of an eldely couple until their death...I was with them for 2years.....the family really loved my work....they really blessed me for all i did for their parents...I cook,wash clothes as well..