Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Calvert County - 158 caregivers found

The reason I become a caregiver because I enjoy taking care of the elderly, sick, and handicapped. I enjoy making sure client are safe, healthy, and comfortable and will treat my clients and family members with respect. I started home health aide in 2000 and I have excellent letters of recommendation from clients and my past work history. I am dependable, honest, work well under pressure, I enjoy doing activities with my clients, and playing educational games. I have been during home health aide for over thirteen years and currently working with my current client. I am certified in American Heart Association, Licensed in under the DC Board of Nursing in Home Health Aide and also have a certificate in activities assistant. I graduated from Penn Foster Career School for physical therapy aide at www.pennfoster.edu. I am a very good caregiver and to do the best job that I can. God bless You! Have a nice day. I am also a Reiki Level Practitioner 1 and also studying for my Reiki Level 2 and Master Certification. One of the greatest Reiki healing, health benefits is stress reduction and relaxation, which triggers the body's natural healing abilities (immune system), aids in better sleep and improves and maintains health. Reiki also balances the mind and emotions. I Just graduated from Pierpont Community and Technical College for Associate Degree Board of Governors in Business.

20+ years of caring for Hospice patients, Alzheimer's patients, Dementia patients, mental health patients, Autism patients, Diabetes patients, blind patients, incontinent patients, total care clients, seniors, clients that are immobile, etc. I have a passion for seniors that want to age in place and my ministry is that of a caregiver. I am a licensed home health aide, CPR certified, First Aide/AED certified. I have a Masters Degree in Public Administration and a Bachelor Degree in Administration and Management. I am a licensed minister.

Caregiving is what I live for and has been my job for as long as I can remember. Whether providing a helping hand and services to relatives or neighbors, the appreciation for companionship means the world to me because the responsibility is shared amongst the caregiver and patient for personal achievement and growth!

1. career change 2. I love helping others 3. Seeing how the effect of helping someone to continue to live independently helps them. 4. I'm certified and have been in this field for many years.

Hi My name is Zyna Rose I've been in the caregiving industry for three years and I've enjoyed and loved every minute Been a caregiver brings me joy, making sure my clients are smiling and happy and fed and healthy is what I enjoying doing Been an advocate, a friend and companion, a support, and always been there when my clients and their families need is what been a caregiver is and what I stand for

I am certified nursing assistant with 17 years of experience. I pride myself on the care that I provide and treating each person with compassion, dignity, and respect. i have experience in long term and acute care settings. In the last 8 years have worked directly with Alzheimer's and Dementia. I also have a experience in rehabilitation. Working mostly with hip/knee replacements. I'm looking forward to meeting you and your loved ones!

Funny, dependable, reliable, peoples person, outgoing, have great patience, understanding, loving. My dad failed to cancer in 2000 after helping him every step of the way until his passing I found out that it's my passion to be able to help seniors with their daily living.

I became a caregiver to help the elderly . I like most being a caregiver is putting a smile on a face. My personal achievement is making someone day worth looking forward to the next day.Having a client who didn't talk much all of a sudden become a talker. I am 43 years old. I have been working in the caregiver field working with adults and children over 10 years. Ensuring the patient's highest level of well being at all times while under your care Assisting with activities of daily living (ADLs) -- hygiene, dressing, eating, etc. Light housekeeping such as changing linens, laundry, dusting, vacuuming and taking out garbage Planning and/or preparing meals Running errands and transporting patients to appointments, etc. Monitoring vital signs Assisting with medication reminders, dispensation and documenting their use when updating health charts. Helping patients participate in moderate or light exercise as recommended by their physician Promoting mental engagement through companionship, brain games or memory books Keeping daily care notes to inform families, agencies and medical providers of any significant changes in behavior or condition.

When I was the age of 16 starting taking care of a young disabled girl from church, from there I really loved working with people who need care and assistance. I then got a job working at Independent Options at 19yrs old taking care of special needs adults. I had been working in the same company for 20yrs. I started as a DCS then moved up to House Manager. I really enjoy helping others who need help.

I came from Nigeria in the West African, We don't have a nursing home for elderly people, and my grandmother was old and sick, we decided to take a turn with my mom and myself to care for my grandmother until she passed on, Grandma lived with us for 12 years and she passed at the age of 98 years. This gave me the passion when I came to the USA 20 years plus now to assist, care and support the elderly, people with mental illness and developmental disabilities, and I have been doing it since I came to the state, both nursing homes, and groups homes