Hearing Disorders Caregivers in Jackson County - 19 caregivers found

Hello, I am passionate about caregiving. It is my privilege to be able to assist your loved one in their activities of daily living and keeping them comfortable and safe. I have over 15 years of experience working with patients living with disabilities, TBIs and with the elderly. Along with meal prep, cleaning, toileting etc., I can help with exercises, play games, cards, do puzzles, listen to their favorite music. Our person in care, family and friends can also share their favorite leisure activities.

Being that every one of my role models were in healthcare I just knew that I would want to also! Putting my foot in the door to becoming a caregiver has been the dream I've always had as a child and I cannot wait to continue my education through not only my patients but through the family as well!

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Well I always say the good lord made me for this I have a big heart my residents always called me smiley which I try to always keep know matter how I may feel .I love the elderly there stories just putting a smile on there face ..Well the girls woukd cone get me if they couldn't understand someone because I could just knowing I helped someone and made there day better was always a good day for me .

My name is Lindsay I've been a caregiver for over 2 years I've worked in many nursing homes and even hospitals. The love for caregiving has always been a passion of mine I love to make people smile and help where its a bit harder. I always make great food for my clients and I also do arts and crafts that I supply myself! My great grandma has many health conditions and I help here often. I also have a niece and nephew with autism who I do my own therapy with that helps them both tremendously. The thing I enjoy the most about what I do is the knowledge I obtain from my elderly clients and also making everything a bit easier leaving them with a smile and good company.

Hello all, I'm Julie, I have been certified for roughly 3 years, but have been doing cna work for 5 years. I have took care of my mom and my nanny for as long as I can remember and I cannot wait to meet you!

I am a hard worker. I'm very skilled. I love my job as a caregiver. I'm super friendly and and passionate about my work

I am 31 years old I have been a caregiver for 10 years. Within those 10 years I cared for my own father so with that being said I care for others loved ones like I would my own. I know how hard it is to find someone to care for your loved one as if you would. I am loving , and caring. I believe in treating others how you would like to be treated.

I was a nurse aid for around 11 years at several different nursing homes. I started doing caregiving when my grandpa moved in with my parents. In 2018 my mother got diagnosed with Parkinson disease I helped her and still do from time to time when she can't do normal activities. This is why i continue to do caregiving work. What would happen if my mom didnt have me to help her when she cant do something. It made me want to be able to help others that dont have anyone there. I have worked for horizon health and also now work for encore as a caregiver. I love being able to help others that can't do normal things for themselves. It is so rewarding.

I am a very patient and understanding person. I take time to get to know the resident or patient. I try to understand their condition and needs on a personal level, in order to find the best approach. I am a very strong and hard working individual that has a very strong love for the nursing field. I enjoy it when I gain the respect and love of the resident/Patient. I'm am proud to say that my greatest achievements is that I have always been able to maintain a positive relationship with all of my residents . As a Nurse aide I provide direct patient care in nursing homes and in other settings such as hospital long-term care wards, community rehabilitation or private home settings. Duties can include taking vital signs, assisting residents to move about the home or facility, helping them manage their meals and use bathroom facilities, transferring, turning, lifting or positioning bedridden patients, offering emotional support, rehabilitative exercises, bathing, grooming, feeding, and all other aspects of care as allowed by state laws and regulations.