Dementia Caregivers in Sonoita - 34 caregivers found

I started being a caregiver when I was 19 years old my grandmother had a stroke and I took care of her. I have a daughter that needed a liver transplant at 5 month old. Unfortunately she got cancer at three years old from the inner rejection medicine . My husband got cancer about 12 years agoI taking care of him. Worked in a memory care facility. I have my food handling card CPR card and first aide. I'm certified in dementia and Alzheimer's .

I have always loved caring for others, even as a child. I started working in a Adult Care home in my late 20s and found my passion! I have owned 2 assisted living homes and a Senior Daycare. I have tried other occupations and have always come back to caregiving. I also work with Alzheimers and dementia patients. I am very loving, kind, and patient. With over 20 years experience, you can rest assured that your loved one is in good hands and will receive the best of care!

The most rewarding about care giving is when it felt like there is some sort of purpose in my work. There is a great opportunity to really get me to engage and have the routine like I am doing something bigger than myself because at the end of the day that is where I am going, going more towards what am I doing that is impacting others, how am I helping them because at the end of the day that is what I want to do. I want to help people and I want to be there to provide a service and really help those out who are in need.

Kindness, sweetness, honesty, charming, responsible, punctual, compassionate, well educated, encouraging, smart, efficient. I want to help people who is suffering and are going through loneliness. I want to make the elder live a happily and comfortable for what's left for their lives and enjoy their home instead of being in a nursing home facility. I enjoy my work; I do it with the best attitude. What I like the most about my job is that my clients are satisfied with my services. Is that they smile and they are comfortable and happy. I like to be a supplier for their essential necessities.

Hi, I'm reliable, patient, easygoing, enjoy helping out others as much as I can. I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping people out as much as I can. I care a lot about people so I decided to go back to school to become a nurse practitioner. I was the president in high school of the nursing program club, I went to nationals for nursing, and I was the battalion commander of the jrotc program. I currently work at life care. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Hello All! I am 20 years old and I absolutely love being a caregiver and am currently looking to pursue my CNA license so that I can better help my clients from a medical aspect. My most memorable experience as a caregiver has been working with a wonderful dialysis patient and helping to educate her family members and myself more about how to live a healthy and happy life while receiving hemodialysis. I was able to create an effective diet and work hand in hand with the dialysis clinic! Truly the most rewarding part of being a caregiver is the smiles I get to see everyday when my clients are happy because they have some stress relieved. I'm very proud to be in this field and I'd love to connect with you about your needs, I am extremely detail oriented and some times a little over the top with the systems I create, I want the best for my clients no matter the situation.

I have eight years experience as an exceptional and reliable certified caregiver and CNA for both male and female clients. I am upbeat, thoughtful, kind, very honest, highly empathetic and sincerely compassionate. I always provide the very best care that is available to you. Not only will you get excellent service you will also get my friendship which is very important. I am mobile and available whenever and wherever. Thank you kindly.

I started with the State of California taking certification classes to help someone needing double hip replacements and couldn't walk and was recovering from breast cancer. Today, she is a walking survivor! Next I joined Phoenix Health Care and took classes on immobile patients such as transferring and changing bedding. I was sent to several different situations including a hospice patient. My last position was with an elderly woman in her home that had several serious issues, one of which was COPD. It became a joyful experience when, after working with her diet and routines, that she actually became symptom free and actually wanted to participate in activities again. Caregiving became a lifestyle for me and I was honored to be able to help in any way that was needed because I could.

Hello! I am Alicia, I just recently moved across country from North Carolina to Sierra Vista AZ! I am currently looking for positions as a PCA. I have very good patience, a kind heart. Being a caregiver is an extremely rewarding job. I enjoyed my PCA work back in NC and would love to continue here in AZ. I am looking for full time work.

I feel so much compassion for others that need some help but still want to be as independent as possible. I have integrity and honesty. I am willing to listen and be emphatic. I fell into being a caregiver when my first husband had a traumic brain injury and found that most spouses leave when this happens, from that time on I became a voice for the TBI persons. My 2nd husband became ill with lung cancer and back to the caregiver mode again. We were able to keep him alive for 3 and 1/2 years with stage 4 cancer because I was his advocate and medical Representative for those years. My most personal achievement came when I was working with disabled persons and was able to learn to communicate with a non verbal down syndrome lady and taught her family to do so also. I have a active finger print card, and CPR card.