Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in North Webster - 19 caregivers found

I would like to say I am very outgoing, self driven, motivated,and independent. Based on personal experience, I am attracted to caregiving due to the fact that assisting others in enhancing their daily quality of life - simply gives me a sense of purpose and satisfaction. Expressing gratitude and caring for others as I would want my own family cared for gives me a self realization that those of competent virtue still exist in this world - & I'm one of them!

Dependable,compassionate.patient,trustworthy. Having empty for others natural caring great listener, very attentive ,supportive . I love being a caregiver the story's of ice interaction with the patient and learning knowledge of history of all walks of life color , creed, religions, race , gender and sexuality and preferences. Being a mother is my biggest achievement in life . Also being a matriarch of the family without even noticing how your family has looked at u in life and the way u carry yourself and raise your children something money couldn't buy a reward that's not nominated by a industry is priceless the biggest achievement by family for something u just do everyday without something in return .

I am a very loving caring person. I am a mother of 4. I am very compassionate and love helping.

I am almost 50 love taking care of people. Was a DSP for 9 years. Loved doing what I did I decided to go to school to become a RCMA.I worked really hard and passed my externship with A's. Made the dean's list. Graudated in 2015 am a registered certified medical assistant looking to provide care.

What I believe makes me a great caregiver is because I always go above & beyond for my elders & treat them like my own family. I'm a naturally caring person & that's what I do best. What attracted me to being a caregiver is I have volunteered in the ER with my grandmother, who is a RN & I loved the rush & learning, which led me to going for my CNA license which I accomplished in high school while taking college classes. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the stories, the memories that I'll keep forever & helping people who need it. My personal achievement that I'm proud of is that I am a go getter. I've always went above & beyond my means, & I'll make sure I accomplish what I want. My goal is to become a Nurse Practioner.

I've been a caregiver/skilled nursing 10+years. I have experience and had training for dementia,rehabilitation,skilled nursing, long term care and hospice. Lisences and referrals available upon request. Thank you

Hello, my name is Brittani. I am 21 years old. I am currently a stay at home mom with my daughter, Marleigh. I am looking to get back into healthcare (homecare). I had my CNA/HHA certification for a couple years and accidentally let my certification expire. I am currently looking into getting recertified. I absolutely love working in the healthcare field. I really enjoy helping my patients/clients. Healthcare is such a rewarding career field. I have experience working with people who have dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's disease, the mentally/physically disabled, and people who just need a little help/companionship. I am a very trustworthy person with no criminal background who would love to help your loved one experience a better quality of life.

Hi, everyone! I received my certification as a CHHA through my current employer, Help at Home, Inc. Nursing runs in my family's blood, my Grandma was a Nurse and my aunts are Nurses! While I've always dreamed of becoming a Nurse, I have decided to focus on work instead. Please don't hesitate to message me with questions or concerns you might have.

I have work I'm the medical field for over 9 years I'm currently getting my cna license and then pursuing to get my QMA. I'm looking for a job I can call my home i love working with adults being able to help them

I have been a caregiver for 5+ years and I have worked in multiple health care fields with all different types of health issues. I have yet to run into something that I could not handle. Being a nurses assistant is what I do, I have thought about furthering my education multiple times but I keep coming down to the decision that I would not get that one on one time like I do now with my patients/residents. I am very proud of where this career as taken me and how my job makes me feel knowing I put a smile on someone's face and I was the person who was there for them when they didn't have someone to talk to. I am a very outgoing individual and I love to have fun with my co-workers and residents/patients. Everyday I go to work my number 1 goal is to make sure every single person I come in contact with get the best service I could provide with my experience and if I can not answer a question for them then I direct them where to go and also get educated on the answer myself for next time.