Arthritis Caregivers in Merced County - 127 caregivers found

Hi everyone! My name is Brittney and I am an experienced caregiver with a passion for people and wellness. I enjoy care giving knowing that I am assisting my client and their families to provide the best quality of life for all involved. I was introduced to care giving at young age with my younger brother and it's been a passion of mine ever since.

I'm 8year plus elderly care provider that has a place in my heart that loves to work with elderly. Love there personalities it warms my heart and brightens my day and life being there to help them in life.

Easy going, caring person. I've been caregiving for about 10 years now. I love what I do. I take pride in what I do. No task is too big or too small. I use to be a store manager band I somehow just crossed over into caregiving and I never looked back. What I enjoy most is helping people that need our help. Elders and hospice patients. I've even worked helping out the blind and getting them back on track with everyday living. So far my personal achievements would be that I have, my medical assistant program certificate front and back office,, CPR certified, and I'm now taking online courses for Medical Billing and coding. My main goal is to retire in hospital type environment.

I'm a caregiver that appreciates how important my job is to the people I care for. I am patient , honest, and helpful. And If I don't have the answer, I will find it. Peace of mind is guaranteed when trusted with sensitive information. I've been called a "jack-of-all-trades" for my skillset within the home. Laughing and having fun is required while ensuring safety is the top priority at all times. Most important to me is that those in my charge are treated with respect, dignity and love.

Hello my name is Nadiha Martinez (you pronounce my name without the "H") I personally have experience in dealing with people that have dementia and all the things that come along with it. I am patient, caring, compassionate, etc. All the things elderly need to feel okay when they're having hard days! I have always wanted to be a caregiver due to my grandparents needing assistance all of my teenage and adult life. I love offering help to those in need and even to those who are afraid to ask for it.. I know what it takes to take care of the elderly and a lot of the time they're just looking for someone to be there with them even if you need to help out and that's what I enjoy the most because seeing their faces light up when you finish the slightest conversation with them makes me the happiest.

I Am a very honest fun loving Caring Lady, I enjoy putting that smile on everyone's face, I have always been very interested in learning all about my patients life and experiences I find it to be very fascinating, I went into the nursing field because I love caring for the elderly. I enjoy most about being a caregiver when I see the smile on my patients face as I walk into the door, I love talking about their life and their family history, the patient is the most important. My personal achievement was when I was caring for a gentleman in San Jose he had just had a major back surgery they glued his nerves together so he was pretty much paralyzed when i started caring for him, the doctors told him that he would not walk again, well I was with him for almost a year in a half I did physcial therapy with him every single day we went on walks etc.. I am very proud to say this gentleman is walking, dancing and driving he is now 82 years of age..

I started out as a CNA when I was 16 years old in a convalescent home, I was in the Army from 1975 to 1978. I used the GI Bill to become an LVN. I've worked in LTC, rehabilitation and acute care settings. you name it I've probably done it. My father was a minister and my Mom always wanted to be a nurse, however she kept busy being a ministers wife, I took care of both of them in their last days. I now prefer to take care of people in their homes, which I believe is the ideal setting and much less stressful.

I'm a mother and a very hard working and compasionate person. I have done in home care in homes and facilities for nearly 10 years. I'm CPR and first aide certified . And also previously worked with the homeless in a rehab for nearly 6 years. Im always on time and have reliable transportation.

Hi my name is Isabel, and I have been in the medical field for 10+years. I'm currently working for a hospice agency. I love what I do and what I do for others. I'm a very outspoken but fun person. My patients are not just patients they're human beings that become like family to me,, and because of that I always give my 100% to thier need. My Grandfather RIP was at one time also a patient and the treatment he got from the nurses is what made me want to get into this field. I cook, I bath, I meal prep, I make sure they take thier medication, but most importantly I spent quality time with them make them feel how important they still are. I look forward on meeting you.

Some expertise that helps me be a great care giver is experience, I've worked in facilities, home care and memory care when it comes to caregiving. Over the years I've learned a lot of techniques and different ways to do things that will help the person I'm taking care of/ assisting in the most comfortable way for them. What attracted me to become a caregiver is caring for people who can't care for them selves, whether it be someone who is injured, someone who's in recovery, someone who can't walk, someone who can't talk and do things for their selves. I was attracted to caregiving because I get to help the person with what they need and hopefully help them recover or just give them good memories and go further in life with the best days and many days after. What I enjoy the most about caregiving is knowing every day I'm going to help someone through their day and make it as fun, easy and comfortable as possible. I get to help them with their daily activities and possibly put a smile on their face as I help them. I get to grow a bond with the person I'm caring for and help them look forward to every day that comes next. I enjoy caregiving because as a mother it's just a natural instinct to want the best for the person and help them with whatever needs they need no matter what it is. I enjoy caregiving because it puts smile on my face, makes me happy and it's truly something I enjoy and I want to continue. My personal achievement that I'm proud of is helping someone achieve their goals because then I have achieved mine. My whole achievement is helping someone with whatever they need help with. Even if theirs a little bump in the road that delays the process as long as it gets done I am proud of it.