Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Paia - 11 caregivers found

I began working as a caregiver st the age of 17. Actually much younger as I often would take care of my mom as she was bipolar and needed a lot of assistance. Caregiving and helping people as always come very natural to me and provides me with a lot of joy. Being able to help with people is always been a priority to me. I have worked in a variety of environments which I believe makes me versatile. I bring positivity into the lives of the clients I work with. I am patient, openminded, compassionate, reliable, a great listener, organized and flexible.

My whole life I have always cared for some one. My first real caregiving job was at 16 and I loved it. It is a true blessing to help those that need a little extra care in life due to a illness, accident, or just the aging process. I enjoy cooking, art, gardening, and reading when I have time. I'm from Oahu and moved to Maui 1990. Then got some mainland experience before coming back home to Maui.

I feel what makes me a great caregiver is that I have many years of experience working with clients with various disabilities and diseases. This has enabled me to be a better caregiver/ nurse aid through better understanding of meeting the needs of my clients.

I love to work with clients , i provide services with compassion , dignity , and respect, my goal is to make them feel secure and safe at home, provide love and happiness.

I'm a very reliable trustworthy responsible patient person and a hard worker I have many years experience caregiving I have my CNA medical assistant certification pharmacy tech certification

Aloha! I'm currently a nursing student at UH Maui College pursuing my BS in Nursing and RN licensing. I offer caregiver services when I'm not in class to help pay for my expenses. I decided to pursue a career in the medical field after taking care of a family member that was diagnosed with early onset Parkinson's Disease. Maintaining good health and having the opportunity to receive quality care are so important to me and should be a priority in everyone's life! I have over seven years experience in healthcare as a medical assistant, phlebotomist, and school nurse. I have worked with diverse groups including long-term care, pediatrics, obstetrics, intensive care and critical care units, pre- and post-surgical units, behavior health, and emergency care. I also have experience performing blood draws and lab tests, and assisting physicians with minor surgical procedures.

I am an all around fun, energetic, and caring sitter/nanny/caregiver. I have amazing references because I always leave my clients happy. A lot of my jobs come from vacationers, stuff long parents, and people I randomly meet then offer my services too. I'm not in it for the money and really find a connection with all of the kids I care for. I like to do activities from the beach to stay at home arts and crafts. I like to teach as we play. My goal is to have a prepreschool of my own and service those in my community who need that helping hand and reliable assistance.

I am one good caregiver . I have the experienced and patient to do the job and also it is my pleasure to help others with the clients needs in everyday living . I am aso a mother of 5 wonderful boys . I am a good candidate for this job .

I am a friendly, energetic, person that loves working with people especially in the medical/caregiving field. I am very empathetic, and have a huge amount of patience, which I think are so key in dealing with the sick, the elderly and the young. I have been interested and involved in the medical/caregiver field all my life even taking care of my Alzheimer grandfather when I was just 10. ( I was the only one in the family with the patience and aptitude!) I think this is ultimately what drew me to the field is my love and compassion for the hurt, the young, and the elderly. I truly love being a caregiver, medical personnel and it shows in the care I give my patients. I have a high standard for myself and strive to treat my patients as well as I would my family, in fact I have considered many of my patients as my family and have kept in contact with them after care, or with family members after the patient passes. I have taken care of some very extreme patients ie; quads in wheelchairs and on ventilators, I am comfortable with all levels of care for my patients from the low level needs, to high intensive needs and have a vast knowledge to work with all of these types of patients.

Aloha, I have been doing live in work for almost 10 years. I have a state of Hawaii business in Professional Services. I'm currently available for a live in position. Many blessings, Debra