Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Harrison County - 17 caregivers found

I have passion for this job because,my sister got blind and she became disabled for the rest of her life.Most clients were not born disabled but due to some issues along their lives,made them be disabled.I enjoy working with these clients as my family,because they need to be treated with love ,respect and dignity and let them know that,they are important in society too.I am available day time shift too,in case you guys need a day time staff also,my pay is negotiable also. Thank you very much.

Hi! I'm Blaykelyn, I've been a C.N.A since February, I got it through my High School. I love every minute of it. I love helping people. I'm going to college for nursing in the fall, but it's a community college so I'll only have classes 2 days a week, so i'll still have the time to do my job.

What makes me a good caregiver is empathy and a caring heart. What attracted me to caregiving was a need for a compassionate caregiver for a family member of my own and what a difference it made in a difficult situation. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is helping people/ families it connects me to others and their gratitude is so rewarding it lets me know I'm doing the right thing. My personal achievement that I am proud of is being a loving mother and wife to my family. I am patient, kind, dependable, and trustworthy.

Hi I am a certified medical assistant I have 5 years in patient care experience.What I enjoy most about taken care of the others is being the person who always enjoyed helping others when others needed it most.

Patient, compassionate, and understanding are all words to describe my work ethic. I've had quite a bit of experience with many different patient types, and I believe it's my calling. I truly want to make a difference in peoples lives, and what a better way, than to pay forward with a safe and comfortable life for the patients/residents. I'm CPR-certified.

I am always a very hard worker and give my best in any position I have held. I find the most personal satisfaction working with the elderly and those with disabilities. I feel that I make a positive difference in their lives.

As a caregiver, it is one of my core beliefs to serve those who need my help the most as a servant of God. I believe I was put on this Earth to help people and all living creatures, and while ultimately, I'm training to be a veterinarian, I know that when I work as a caregiver, I'm doing what I know in my heart to be the best thing I can do for the people in my community and my world.

Hello! I consider myself to be upbeat, nurturing, and patient. These skills are very important to me in being the best caregiver I can be. I became a full time caregiver about 8 years ago, and did it part time for about 12 years prior. My nature is to nurture and I really enjoy and appreciate helping others. I have really good references, I am fortunate enough to stay with my clients long term, usually becoming more like family. I have learned so much from everyone I have had the privilege to help, I treasure a lot of moments through out the years of helping others.

I'm a mature woman who has been in the field of helping Elderly and Special needs individuals for many years. I don't believe that life ends at 50! I'm caring and impeccable to detail. I believe that a smile a day keeps us happy! I have extensive experience in health care, particularly Home Health Care.

I've worked in the Medical Field since 2005 specializing in Geriatric Care. I started as a Home Health Aide working for Hospice, then received a position at a Nursing Home where I fell in love with residents suffering from Dementia and Alzheimer's. I am also a CHT (Hemodialysis Technician), MHT (Mental Health Technician), and a Veterinary Technician working at the world renowned Hagyard Equine Medical Institute. I am a very hard working and compassionate person with a strong sense of integrity. I'm highly educated and trained in Dementia and Alzheimer's. This is where I shine! A calm and structured environment is important, and knowing when a patient is, "Sun-downing," is a must in my line of work. I find that gentle redirection and patience helps eliminate any stress, and or, triggers. I will make sure your loved one gets the best possible care, all the while maintaining dignity, respect, and encouraging independence. My responsibilities also include: ADL's (Activities of Daily Living), meal preparations, housekeeping, companion care, assisting with showers, assisting with medications, pet care, and running errands.