Vision and Eye Disorders Caregivers in Boulder County - 130 caregivers found

I have experience working in assisting living environments. I also been working in in- home care settings. I worked +2 years in working with disabled adults. Skilled in assisting patients with daily activities. What attracted me to becoming a caregiver was when I would see my mom caring for her dad and she would have a hard time and she didn't know how to find help and I would try helping her even if it was helping to set up clothes for the day or helpings in making a meal. So now that I'm getting older I want to be prepared to one day be able to personally care for my parents. I'm looking to leverage my passion & commitment to clients well- being to improve their quality of life. I always care for a client the same way I would care for a family member I have compassion, empathy and understanding that they still want to be independent and assist when needed. Helping others and bringing joy to their lives is a accomplishment anyone can feel proud of.

Flexible caregiver willing to work with family's and help with clients needs

Hi my names Olivia, I've been serving for the last eight years and doing home health care for the last six! I love working with in home healthcare and able to help people who need it. I love giving back to people who've already worked hard their entire life now they need a little help getting around.

I am Jhy'Rielle I am very caring I love helping out others , putting others needs before mine . I have a great smile and love to make other smile . I was most attracted to becoming a caregiver because I love the elderly and anything to help them makes me happy.

Hello, and thank you for checking out my profile! I have been a caregiver since 2011 and truly love what I do. I am a patient and compassionate person who loves to help others. I feel satisfied knowing I can help others when they need me. I enjoy walks, reading, animals, working on word puzzles, and great conversations. I look forward to meeting you.

Hi! My name is Amanda. I'm an outgoing fun person who loves to laugh and make others laugh. I absolutely love the elderly and getting to know them from their younger days to todays version of them. I love to enrich their day to day lives in any way I can. I've worked with dementia and Alzheimer's clients for the past 4 years so I definitely have a lot of patience doing this line of work. I am CPR certified and also a certified QMAP.

I am available now Full time . I started Caregiver in 2007, when my Mother developed dementia and congested heart failure. Dementia is not easy to witness someone declining, especially when they are a family member. I have 12 years of experience in Caregiving. I am reliable, compassionate, responsible, patient and creative. Please review my resume and call me at your earliest convenience. Salary can always be negotiable. Thank you and God Bless!

I am very patient and allow my clients to express their feelings. I have always wanted to help people and this job allows me to do that. I enjoy talking to my clients and learning all about their lives. I am proud of all the things i can do to help my clients

I am a single mother of four. I have been a caregiver since 2011 and decided at the beginning of 2020 to take the next step to get my CNA. Taking care of others, especially the elderly, has been a passion of mine since I was just a little girl. Watching my grandparents help others in the community, and also people in our family, was such an inspiration. Helping someone and seeing the smile on their face gives me so much joy. I love what I do and I love building a connection with new people.

Since I moved here to Denver I have no work for child care. But before moving here I was working as caregiver with my grandparents specifically my grandmother. that's when I started enjoying working with elderly I learned a lot by my grandma she taught me a lot of things that I didn't know with her it was with diabetes and my duties were to be in charge of taking her to doctors appointments her medication home cleaning and learn how to remove and put on her prostate leg. I would have to drive her at least three times a week to get her dialysis because that's what she needed mostly and after she passed away my parents moved in with them so I was mostly in charge of my parents so there needs their food doctors appointments and medication.