Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Briggsdale - 33 caregivers found

Hello! I have worked in various roles as a caretaker. I have 21 years experience in healthcare with long term care patients. Memory care experience with advanced stages of Alzheimer's and Dementia. I have always loved to work in a geriatric setting, but I moved into hospital work and have been an ICU Technician, a pharmacy technician, cardiac technician, and most recently obtained a degree in Surgical Technology! I am also current on Covid vaccinations and all vaccinations. I am Also current in my BLS certification.

I'm a fast learner. I love helping others and multitasking.

Hello, I am Nicole. I go by Nikki for short. I have been doing home healthcare since January 2020. I am a permanent caretaker for my son who has multiple neurological disabilities. My main goal as a caregiver is to help my client feel confident in them selves and to help them stay in their homes. Everyone deserves to be their own person in their own space and I would move mountains if I could to help them be that. Now I can't move mountains but I will do everything I can to help each and everyone of my clients reach their goals and be successful in their daily lives.

My name is Frida, some of my strongest personality traits are being able to communicate with people around me, I uplift others, I always encourage everyone to be there best self's and love being able to make people smile. When I was younger my grandparents struggled with diabetes and I remember always being there with them mentally and physically so ever since then i've wanted to help others who couldn't do everything by themselves. I enjoy bonding with my residents and getting to know things they like and dislike just to make everything more comfortable for them and me.

Hello my name is Denna. I am a 39 year-old mother of three beautiful girls . My passion in life is taking care of others and doing anything I can to make a difference in someone else's life . The last couple years I, cared for My father who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer , unfortunately it was very aggressive and spread rapidly. After spending more time with my father I realized that although his body may not function, his mind was an ocean of stories and wisdom, waiting to be explored. It was such a beautiful experience and will forever cherish the time I had with him and the memories we shared. Taking care of my father and going through that experience have made me realize how passionate I am about helping others in their time of need. Treating patients with dignity, starts with helping them cope with their mental as well as their physical challenges. I have come to understand the signs that someone requires a further medical intervention, mental health support or simply someone to talk to as they are a little lonely. I am passionate about giving back to the older generations and being able to be apart of that journey in their life is such an amazing feeling and experience.

My experience for caregiver, I have done for this position 3years I like to take care of the people whoever is patient or disabilities, no matter what I love it thank you

What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is building relationships!

Giving back to my community.

I became a caregiver because I love helping others. My passion is to help other live the best life they can. I am caring, compassionate and will go above and beyond to assist my clients to live their best life. I became a caregiver because I grew up with a mom who was a caregiver. I went to work with her and helped out with activities at the age of 12. My personal achievement would be, that I've been doing this for 15 years and I'm not ready to quit.

I am patient and compassionate, and I love hearing the stories that my elderly clients tell about their past. I became a caregiver because I lost my grandparents at a young age and feel like I missed out on their wisdom and experiences. A personal achievement I'm proud of is working for all kinds of people as a caregiver, including those with severe dementia and physical disabilities.