Medical Assistant (MA) Caregivers in Camp Pendleton - 33 caregivers found

I have been a caregiver for over 40 years. I started very young. I Have worked in the medical field for many years. I was a medical assistant, Experience includes Radiology, Phlebotomy. I have worked in hospitals as well as privately as a caregiver. I speak 2 other languages , Spanish and Italian. I have knowledge of medications, first aid and CPR. I am experience in caring for people with Cancer,, Alzheimer, Parkinson, kidney dialysis, liver transplant Heart attacks, stoke, neuropathy diabetes, hypertension, and patients in hospice.

I am very friendly outgoing and love to have conversations . I'm looking to be of service to be a caregiver. I've done it for years off and on and I love taking care of a variety of different people I love the different personalities. Ever since I was little I knew I wanted to take care of people and make a difference in someones life.

After high school, I attended Maric college of medical careers. (medical assisting course.) After graduating, I worked in family practice as a back medical assistant. I continued my Education by taking an EMT course at Mesa College. From there I worked as an respiratory tech for a home oxygen therapy company. After starting a family, I worked as program manager for a senior congregant lunch program. I relocated from Ocean Beach to Oceanside and have been working as an independent contractor on several different cases. I love the work I do and I'm good at it. I'm reliable, dependable, trustworthy, outgoing and friendly. I have reliable transportation with a good driving record and can easily pass a background check. I don't drink smoke or do drugs... I hope you will consider me in your search for the perfect fit for your family needs. Thank you and have a happy day every day! Tammy *

Hi, I first became a caregiver because I wanted to know what it was like helping someone in need. After my first client I realized how much I love being a caregiver. I enjoy everything about my job. I feal very lucky and blessed to have found my calling. I love learning new things especially if they are medical related. I have done case management in a residential home which included scheduling appointments, ordering medications and/or medical equipment, Interview and training new caregivers and weekly meal planning. I have worked with patients with COPD, hoyer lift,MS,Dementia and Alzheimer's and skin cancer treatments. I have also experience in hospice care. The bond that I create with my clients is a wonderfull experience. I like to bake and try new recepies. On my spare time I like to go shopping, do arts and crafts, read non fiction books and watch movies. Oh and I recently started painting.! I think everyone has something unique about themselves and what ever their talent is or was I like to get inspired by it and try new things.

I've been in this job as a caregiver for 15 years,I love to take care of people's who needs help because I lost my parents when I was in my twenties. I promise myself when ever I have a chance to help somebody else I will give my very best.i always make sure that I can give them my tender love and care that they need,i had experience in different cases, like stroke, diabetic, Alzheimer's etc.

I love the medical field. I have plenty experience taken care orderly patients. I have CAN also working as caregiver for 10 years. I a'm serius and responsible. I a'm Christian belive. Being caregiver give me the opportunity to work helping the clients.

(FULLY VACCINATED) I have a great passion caring for people of all ages, Definitely a "People Person". This passion has been in me for a long time 15 years as a medical assistant and Navy Hospital Corpsman. I started Home Health Care-giving almost 8 years ago, I started with my Dad and have been working with many Families in the Area ever since. This is a great personal achievement for me touching several families lives in the area, creating numerous friendship ties. I am also a Proud Marine/Navy Veteran. (FULLY VACCINATED!!)

I first learned that I enjoyed patient-care back when I was a medical assistant in a private practice. I enjoyed learning and caring for others. I became a personal caregiver in 2005, and since then I have been able to assist many individuals and their families. I have found that my love for patient care today is done at a more personal level because every individual that I have assisted has their own personal needs; some need help with recovery, while others just need comforting and care through their aging process. By assisting patients in their home, to keep their routines, help them with medications, or just the in the simple act of being a good listener, I have found makes the world of difference to them--I am happy to have made a difference in someone's life. I am very proud of being a professional caregiver. Care-giving is an occupation which I have chosen and in many ways it has chosen me. My life has been influence by the many fine people of which I have had the privilege of knowing and providing care. Many of these individuals gave me the greatest gift that one can receive- their knowledge and experiences. I have a little more understanding of life and history as seen through their eyes. It has been a privileged to care and provide comfort.

Healthcare professional with more than 23 years of experience assisting with direct patient care. Compassion and very understanding patients thorough the often daunting complexities of modern medicine. I am a very compassionate and understanding person.

I became a caregiver because I have a passion for life, and believe everyone deserves quality care. My most precious achievement our my seven beautiful children, without a doubt I am a cancer survivor, that made it, came out of that with some major health issues, but most importantly, I'm alive, and have a wonderful lust for life.