Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Calhoun County - 27 caregivers found

Everyone needs help from time to time. I like being that for someone, and hopefully making their day nicer, too. It's the little things that make a bad day better. I am not certified, but I have had multiple jobs as a caretaker, skills coach, and mental health aide. I have experience in most skills requested, and am very comfortable performing all care needs. I am open to expanding my skills, and will put in the extra effort and research needed. Ive had training in most everything listed, including lifting, mobility, CPR, and first aid. For anything else, please feel free to ask! Thank you.

I'm very outgoing, trustworthy, honest, and a very loving person, my appearance isn't as appealing but I'm an awesome person, I'm easy to get along with and I am very hands on

I'm the oldest sibling and grandchild which means I am a natural caregiver. I love getting to know people and learning about their history or hearing stories they may share. Or, sitting in silence as we read a book or color together. Cooking and cleaning are other ways to show love and care for people. I love my "job" because it never feels like going to work. Helping people is engrained in me and it's truly the best fit I can imagine as far as a career.

I like people and have compassion and respect for their feeling. I have a strong desire to comfort and care for others and improve their quality of life. My greatest achievement was successfully raising two children who are now generous, kind adults who are an asset to the community.

I've been certified since 2011 as a Certified Nursing Assistant. I've work different settings.

Being a great caregiver means going above and beyond for my patients. I have experience with dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, diabetes etc. I'm also cpr certified.

I am a caring and very compassionate person. That will go above and beyond for anyone. My ex-step mom was a RN and so I wouldn't get into trouble growing up she would have me Volunteer at her work with residents and from that point on at the age of 10 I wanted to work in the health care field. I also love helping people and making a difference in people's lives. I'm proud that I graduated High School and received my Caregiver and home Health Aid certification.

I am a very kind, mindful and outgoing person. I am very observant and always do my absolute best at anything and everything I do. Especially when it comes to the care of another human. After my first caregiving position, I knew right away that this is what I am meant to do. I was impressed at how natural it came to me. Knowing that what I'm doing is helping others and making their lives better, putting a smile on their face, is what attracts me into this field of work. I enjoy getting to know each resident I care for. Each one of them have their own unique and amazing personalities that I feel lucky to be around. I have been caregiving for over eight years, and working hard allowed me to become a supervisor. It has been one of the most rewarding accomplishments I've achieved.

A few things about me and my role as a caregiver are that I'm friendly, kind, compassionate, understanding, and hard working. For 10 years, I have worked as a caregiver under two professional services, ROI in Michigan and Help-at- Home in Northwest Indiana. The services that I've performed include transportation, personal assistance, physician advocate, medication disbursement, life-skills assistance to people, of all ages, with a variety of physical and mental abilities. Credentials include behavioral, CPR, and First Aid training. I am passionate about caring for those in need giving a helping hand. Knowing I could make a difference in their life and seeing a smile on their face brings joy and purpose to my life! What inspired me to get into caregiving was my Grandma. In the beginning, she just needed help with little things. Then, as time passed she needed all around care. It felt good to help her. I saw a need that I knew I could fulfill, not only for her, but others too. A personal achievement that I am most proud of was becoming an APC (Assistant Program Coordinator). I had applied 2 other times and didnt get the job. I had to build more skills and fight harder for it and the people I loved to help. I am thankful for the experience it has helped me to be a better caregiver.

Hello, I have been a caregiver for 5 years. I started right after I graduated high school. I enjoy helping others and making them feel better about their day to day life.