Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Portsmouth - 44 caregivers found

I've been a PCA/Caregiver and Hospice Assistance Nurse for almost 10 years. I am experienced with patients that are afflicted with ALS, have had a stroke, Dementia, MS, are Paraplegic, and have/had cancer. Quick learner, willing to always learn more, with a passion for the well being of others

I love the field I feel great at the end of the day when I do and care for someone. I dicided ended that this is what I wanted to do. Making people happy and comfortable. When I have done my job not only it is my job it's my passion. I'm a mother of two girls born and raised in Lawrence my parents are originally from the domincan republic they came to the state in the 60s. I've been a certified nurses aide for 15 years. I work at Mary imacualte nursing home I've been there for 10 years I love and enjoy what I do caring for other is my daily therapy. Thank you????

My name is Connie and my mother's name was Carol. I took care of her until her early death at 53 for 10 years. She had MS. After being in the veterinary field for 20 years, I've gained a level of comfortability with all things clinical and medical. I adore the elderly and have experience with Alzheimer patients and those with dementia. I think I would make a great addition to your family's health care plan and can really make a difference in your loved ones daily life. I'm a happy person and try to bring that to my clients everyday.

Am a certified Nurse Assistant/ Home Health Aide. Very hardworking and Reliable I consider myself to be a quick learner, open-minded and responsible. I am also proud of myself on being creative, eager to learn, motivated and flexible. With my attention to details and being driven to work hard, I can offer support to your team.

Hello! My name is Kim. I have been a caregiver for 30 years, having taken off time while my daughter was in high school. I have an extensive amount of experience ranging from cancers to dementias to end of life and so much more. I would be happy to share. I am also an advocate, friend and offer support for both the patient and family. The expectations and standards I set for myself are: 1) Dignity and respect 2) When I walk into someone's home, I'm walking into their world. I dont expect them to walk into mine. Its about them and their needs. 3) Everyone is an individual. Same diagnosis does not mean the same kind of care. My care is based on the individual and their wants and needs. 4) Patience and being a great listener. How else will I know what is needed and wanted. I have provided care for many people. I've been told I probably know it all but I dont and I won't until I've taken care of everyone! Each person is different and I am always learning. Thank you for considering me! Kim McIntire

I am kind and caring and love helping people and what I enjoy most is the feeling of achievement when I help a a client

I have always enjoyed working with people and have missed that since retiring from nursing a few years ago. I love getting to know people, finding out their interests and hearing their life stories. I am an upbeat and friendly person and find great joy in being of assistance to others in ways that improve their quality of life and happiness. I grew up in a big family and value those special relationships. I realize a lot of people don't have a big family to rely on and I'm here to help fill that need. (I didn't see a place to mention this, but I am also available to help with your pets.)

Hi, my name is Sydney and I am 21 years old! I started working as a LNA when I was 17 and I fell in love with caring for people. My passion is working with the geriatric population, specifically Alzheimer's care. I am in nursing school at Salve Regina University and I will graduate May 2019. I live off campus in downtown Newport RI during the school year (September-May). Feel free to contact me with any questions, text or call me at 603-531-1219.

I am a patient person, responsible and with a lot of desire to continue advancing in my learning, I like the work I do, for me being a caregiver is to feel useful helping others, in the future I want to be a great nurse and be able to continue helping those who they need more of me.

I have been a cna from the time I was 19 I worked for a nursing home for 23 years they closed down and I started working for the sister's as a 11to 7 cna then The position for a activities assistant opened up so I started to work with the sisters with memory impairment.