Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Campbell County - 94 caregivers found

I am loving caring outgoing always willing to learn something new willing to go above and beyond I have patients I listen to my patients I respect your decisions and just give them a lot of companionship .What attracts me to being a caregiver is just helping someone that can help their self and know that they appreciate that letting them know that there still are good people out there that don't take a vanish of them and that's willing to make the days better and brighter

I am a dedicated State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA/CNA) with over 15 years of experience as a caregiver and have provided care to individuals in different settings. I value integrity and compassion as key in pursuit of my career and strive to achieve this with the principle of treating people how you want to be treated. I started caregiving as part time while in college and it turned out to be a humbling and rewarding career for me. Humbling in way that it has made me to appreciate life, and rewarding for being a part of making someone's life better.

Hello my name is Charisse I have been a caregiver for 20 years. This is the only field I know and ever wanted to be apart of I love helping people and be apart of someone day I have worked in nursing homes rehab also have hospice experience highly trained and still learning I have a very caring loving heart I am compassionate and understanding no kids at home so I am very dependable with reliable transportation and the training needed to care for all clients

What I enjoy about being a caregiver is knowin that I have help in the best way I can. I love wen my residents and for my help cause I know I do a great job.

I'm an experienced competent, kind, patient nurse and had been working in the nursing field for 20 years now abroad and in here, USA. I treat my patients like they are my own family. I am both empathetic and sympathetic. I gained all my skills from the long years of my experience. I am extremely hardworking as they said but for me it's not about the hours or pay that matters but how my patient feels aside from the professional care I rendered. I am always happy to be of help. It's like the more I give the more I felt empowered. Thank you.

I am patient, can listen and adapt to different personalities. I enjoy understanding how a patient feels and putting myself in their place. I wanted to be a caretaker to help as many people as I can. I love meeting new people and helping out wherever I can. I enjoy being a companion to a patient and helping out any way I can. A personal achievement I am proud of is when my patient was angry at me for 2 months because she has Alzheimer's and thought I had locked her out, I apologized many times everyday until she realized she had been angry for no reason and apologized. I was very happy for not becoming angry even when she was yelling and apologizing many times although I hadn't done anything wrong. My ability to understand where she was mentally helped me to grow and care even more about her.

I'm a compassionate person. I truly believe my calling is to help and take care of those in need in many ways. I've been in the medical field for 34 years and wouldn't change anything.

Hello, I am a caregiving professional. I have had my STNA certification in the past so I am capable of showering and handling acts of daily living. I enjoy helping people and collecting vinyls. Anything your loved ones may need help with I'm happy to help.

I am very passionate about taking care of people and have been since I was a little girl, which I why I became a STNA in February of 2004. The thing I love the most about being a caregiver is that I know that my resident is well taken care of with me. A personal achievement for me is when I became a mother.

Hi! My name is Jessica. I'm a 41 yr old married mother of two. We live in a little house in a quiet neighborhood on the Westside with our pup, BOSS. My years of HHA/STNA experience started with my Grandpa. His cancer was aggressive and starting to spread and was told his weeks numbered. Hospice was called and he was able to go home; to live in a familiar, peaceful place with Family and where friends were welcome as well. Plans were made and I moved into my grandparents house and became his Nurse/Companion/ Counselor/Taxi/helper/Maid/Doctor/Chef/Aide; whatever my Grandpa needed me to be. I got to spend 11 months caring for my Grandpa before he passed. I was devastated but very thankful for the extra time we'd gotten to have. Thanks to my Grandpa, I'd realized that this is what I'm meant to do...I've been in this line of work ever since. I have taken care of younger people, older couples and single people in their homes. I had the opportunity to help a Family friend by ways of a "live in" Caretaker for a short time as well as working at a Nursing Home/Retirement Community for 4 years on the Alzheimer's/Dementia Unit. I've also had the pleasure of taking care of/helping with a few Furry Family members as well as the newest additions to the Family I'm with! I'd love to chat and meet with you and hear about your and your Family's needs and expectations. Thank you for your consideration, Jessica Green