Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Cuyahoga County - 210 caregivers found

What makes me a great caregiver is my heart. I have always cared about the well being of others, it makes me happy knowing that I am able to help people. What I like about caregiving is meeting new people, and being able to do all I can to comfort and help. A personal achievement I am really proud of is working with someone with CP. This person was in a wheel chair for a long number of years, this person gave up long ago. I came in and got to help this person and care for them helped with motaviating this person to start exercising and then we started taking small steps, thru out my years of caregiving with this person. I was able to help get this person out of the chair and to start walking again. It made me feel so good to see smiles from my client and the family because of how I dedicated myself to her, I was able to give hope and was able to see my client do somethings on their own. It is definitely a highlight to caregiving.

My name is Mary Umar, a married mother of two adult children. I have a vast experience in the field of Care Giving. I have over twenty five years experience in working with individuals from all walks of life and different background. I have worked with both children and adults with physical and developmental challenges. My driving force in this field sterns from the beautiful upbringing I had from my loving and God fearing family. I was brought up to love and care for people regardless of their background. I am a very compassionate individual who takes very seriously my work. I go above and beyond my call of duties to ensure the satisfaction of my clients. I am a very dependable, reliable, honest and respectful care giver who put the treats her clients with utmost respect and care. I put my client's satisfaction on the very top of my list of priorities.

I am kind . I have worked with alot of different types of personalities thru out the years . I can adjust to fit all. I am loving for I was raised by grandparents and they to me are our biggest treasures. I love doing what I do been doing it 19 years. I always treat my clients with the same empathy respect and kindness as my own. And appreciate families that choose to continue to take care for there family members. So I try to help as much as possible to help things run smooth. So that can continue. I love what I do . I do the upmost to keep independency as much as possible. It is important . It gives them the sense of purpose confidence. I've worked with bed ridden patients . Alzheimer's dementia diabetes ,amputees etc. I never leave someone's home without being sure I have left them with a smile on there face. I love making people smile and always even in a line making someone smile . That might need it. I am very out going. Self motivated and do things that need to be done . Very observant and always take the chance to make someones quality of life better . By observing lessening.

I am a very passionate about caring for others. I am an empathetic, caring person by nature. I am trustworthy and dependable. I have a vast amount of experience due to the fact I am a former nurse. I love getting to know people and am very good at helping patients formulate a routine that is both realistic and ideal for their circumstances. A plan that takes into account the family dynamics and is mutually beneficial hopefully.

I am a very caring and personable person. I am honest and trustworthy. I enjoy knowing that I am helping families keep their loved ones at home because I get to lend a hand in helping the families lighten their caregiving responsibilities from time to time. I enjoy being the clients associate and the person they can reach out to for extra mental/physical support. I have been a State Tested Nursing Assistant for 20 years and have a perfect record on my state license. I didn't plan on being in my career this long I am happy and proud of all my accomplishments in the Nursing field.

I am a State tested nursing assistant I have experience and dementia Parkinson's long-term step down rehab bed bound wheelchair-bound and nonverbal individuals I first became an STNA for a personal reason a family member became sick so I took the class is necessary to bring him home and take care of him myself from there my love of taking care of others became very strong so I continue I enjoy my job because I love making someone feel special I love giving families the feeling of someone is caring for their loved one someone is being there when they can't that's the feeling I wanted for my family member

My pe rsonal traits as a great caregiver is to show compassion, empathy and understanding with patients and clients, above all I try to exercise much patience with the people I cared for.im also detailed oriented as much as the job is concerned I try to show concerned n willing to accept. I was attracted to be a caregiver because I loved n enjoy working with people by interacting with the elderly ones by multi tasking. My personal achievement is to put smile on every soul I took care of.Also be cooperative with my supervisor and co workers. Leaving a lasting memory and impact on the clients as well as establishing long lasting impacts by making the person to b happy.

I first started off taking care of my obesity mother. I enjoy taking care of people. I was diagnosing my patients as an aide.. and that's when I went to nursing school a become an L.P.N...I'm A mother of 3,I was told my youngest child would never walk or talk and today being her advocate she is in regular school with special education but is walking and talking.

Gaining employment as a caregiver has provided me with experience working with patients and families who are caring for a loved one who is overcoming the challenges of chronic illness. As an experienced caregiver, I have also learned firsthand the toll that caregiver burnout can have on loved ones. That is why I strive to be dependable, respectful, and to eliminate as much stress as I can on both the patient and family that I am responsible for. What attracts me to being a caregiver is the ability to learn about the unique needs of my patients. As a future physician, I am eager to deliver healthcare to people from all walks of life. However, the quick nature of medicine can sometimes make it hard for providers and patients to connect and discuss underlying issues in one's life. As a caregiver, I am able to not only care for that individual, but learn their story, better appreciate their accomplishments, hobbies, and limitations, just like I would my own family member. Ultimately, being a caregiver has allowed me to build a longer working relationship, develop my bedside manners, and grow alongside my client. Earning admission to medical school has been one of my great accomplishments, and my current and future experiences with caregiving will only help me to better serve my community as a doctor.

Hello, My name is Jaboua. I am a mother of 2 preschool boys. I have been in the healthcare field for 6 years now. I do have my CNA and My CPR/AED certifications. As a caregiver I enjoy making one feel good. People think healthcare is only for seniors however I've worked with disabled individuals (children included). I am pursuing a nursing career to further help those in need of a loving and caring caregiver/ soon to be nurse haha! I look forward to meeting families and working with them to help care for their loved ones.