Medical Assistant (MA) Caregivers in Crown Point - 35 caregivers found

I started young as a medical assistant..continued working in Healthcare on and off for nearly 30 yrs. Came home to be caregiver to my parents and continued in caregiving since their death. I am laid back, patient, witty and out right funny at times. I take my caregiver responsibility seriously. I'm punctual and dedicated. I have a soft spot for the elderly so my clients quickly become my friends. My belief is that all people should be shown respect and compassion. I am an animal lover but am allergic to cats.

My desire for helping someone in need is the reason I decided to become a Registered Medical Assistant. I am a full-time RMA & due to that my availability is very limited. I have 20 yrs of experience as a Medical Assistant. I respectfully prefer a NON smoker. I am available ONLY weekends after 1pm. I look forward to being any assistance that I can to make things easier for both the patient & the family. :-)

Hello, How are you? Here is just a little bit about myself. I have 23 years experience with patients with a variety of needs. I am currently employed part time at Palos Hospital. I only work there 2 days a week so I have availability throughout the week for home healthcare. I am a professional, caring and dependable woman that will come to your home and provide the following services but not limited to: *hygiene *monitoring blood pressure & glucose levels*medication assistance*meal preparation*range of motion*light housekeeping*activities & companionship* I have a positive, upbeat personality and will work as a team with you in taking the best care of your loved one. Thank you and have a nice day. Shari, CNA, CMA

Can deliver Patient care in a professional metter which ensures patient trust and coperation i order to biuld and mantain a solid appropiated relation ship. Im a caregiver since I get my CNA Certification 7years a go. I love being caregiver because my passion is care for people need my help. Im a very pasient person specialty in a dificult situation wen people is not in a good mood. I always trying the best to make them feeling confortable and happy with my job as caregiver. I'm currently Nurse Technician and phlebotomis at Holy Cross Hospital Plus I'm Certified Medical assistant too!

I enjoy taking care of people, my whole life has been about care of others and I have devoted my life and career in doing so. I have attended school for Nursing to be more involved in the care for others. I am reliable, honest and dependable and would make a perfect caregiver for person.

I have a passion for caring for people. Ive been a Medical Assistant for 6 years now. Just being able to help others is what makes me happy. My goal is to become a pediatric nurse.

Being a CMA I can be of service beyond caregiver. It's important to give my all.

I decided to become a caregiver three years ago because I've seen a few older people not being treated the way I feel they should. I also have a grandmother that's the love of my life and I know how I want her to be treated and I give that love and treatment to my clients and that's what makes me a great caregiver.

1.I love the elderly I find them interesting and delightfully funny at times. 2.I like helping and getting to know them. 3.Getting a lady with Alzheimer's to smile and play the piano again. 4.I am very good at what I do and a perfectionist..

I became a Caregiver because I want to give back to our aging populations and assist with their declining year with grace and respect. What I like about being a care giver is, not only am I a help to someone but I learn from them as well. Example, I've learned to treat everyone the way I would like to be treated if I were in their place. I also learned to take the time to talk and acknowledge the client. One of my most proudest client achievements, was when I was hired to assist a stroke patient with his daily schedule. This included getting him out of bed, grooming, get dress, prepare meals, and daily exercises. I was told his wife lived with him but she was still very independent and wanted to be left alone she wouldn't speak to anyone. On my first day I spoke to her, by the second day we were having coffee and a very nice conversation. You see, I acknowledge her and that it was her home as well as her husband's. Who am I? Someone who loves what I do, it matters not if I'm working as a Certified Medical assistant, Certified Nursing assistant or Caregiver. My goal is to make a different by letting my clients or patients know someone does care and I am there for them.