Medical Assistant (MA) Caregivers in New Providence - 39 caregivers found

I am very kind and compassionate, with 15 years of experience. I've always put a smile on my patients face and make them feel comfortable with me so I can accomplish my tasks. I provide the best care and safety is top my priority.

I BECAME A CAREGIVER BECAUSE I HAVE SEEN THE NEED AND THE WORRIES OF THE FAMILY THAT HAVE TO LEAVE THEIR LOVED ONES ALONE TO GO TO WORK WORRIED ABOUT THEM. I AM A RESPONSABLE, COMPASSIONATE AND CAREING CAREGIVER. I HAVE BEEN A CAREGIVER FOR THE PAST 32 YEARS AND I ENJOY HELPING THE ELDERLY AND SICK WITH THE ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING, INCLUDING. GROCERIES EXCERCISE, MEDICATION REMINDER, COMPANIONSHIP AND MUCH MORE. I ENJOY THE WORK THAT I DO AND I HAVE NEVER SEEN MYSELF DOING ANY OTHER WORK BUT HELPING OTHERS.

I became a caregiver because its a rewarding job and I enjoy helping others. Being a caregiver you learn from each patient and you can take that knowledge on to the next. I am personally proud helping a patient who was under weighed gain 25 lbs and he stop being afraid of the outdoors. About myself, I'm very caring, honest, understanding, responsible, respectful, reliable young lady. My dedication is to my patients and their well being. I always go the extra mile for them.

I'm a great caregivers, orientated a good customer services according to patient necessity. I love help people a caring them too. I enjoy made activity with them, like play dominoes, bingo or made another activity them like and made feel better. My personal achievement that I'm proud is impact his life made a good jorb, effort and being emphatyc with them.

My name is Lilian J Hernandez im Hispanic working as Home Health Aid since 2006 I started working for companies and later Private Families. I chose be caregiver. I have these license and certification. Nursing assistant license, C Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, EKG, PCTC.

I became a caregiver when I was responsible for taking care of my mother before she passed away. What I get of being a care giver is making a difference in someone's life. My greatest achievements and what I am most proud when I was caring for my loving mother. I was the best and most unselfish thing that I have have done. I am a mother of 4 grown children and the grandmother of 8. I and a Certified Nursing Assistant, a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant. I enjoy helping people. I love walking reading, and working with the elderly. I have excellent references. I am also willing to do some overnight duty is necessary and given advance notice.

I'm a care giver because I had passion in helping other, specially the elderly. make them feel safe and comforting them make me happy, and my 20 year of experience make me undeurstand their need, I'm very easy going and flexible person able to help and quick learner. Im very compassionate person, and don't hesitate when serve and duty has to be enforced, dearfore you never regrets hire me.

I am caring and very dependable, with over 30 years experience. I like being a caregiver. I took care of my dad, until his passing in 2003. I treat my clients with the same level of respect and patience, I gave my dad. I am certified.

Reality. The reality is, is that sometimes our most valued connections in life (family members or friends) aren't available at every waking second. We need to find other resources to help create new valued connections, like me! I have an extreme passion for being able to apply my skills and care into what I do day in and day out, and that serving people!! Whether or not somebody's looking for friend, somebody to help them to the bathroom, or help lift their spirits, I want to be that person! Being a medical caregiver requires more than just knowing how to do certain skills, it's about establishing a connection like no other with the person you are there to treat, heal, help over come illnesses or disabilities! Nothing would make me happier than allowing me to join and assist all of your needs with you and your family. I have a very personal relationship with palliative care and/or hospice healing. I was my mother's main caretaker when she was diagnosed with Stage IV Metastatic Lung Cancer in early April 2017. I was her advocate. I lifted her up when she needed to be both physically and mentally. I listened to her, provided her professional medical care with anything that needed and/or required critical medical attention (which was often), but mostly I held her hand. Throughout the entire process the pain was hard, unbearable even, but I wouldn't give up. I know what it's like to be on both sides... The family member and the caretaker. But what I can empathize more with is being the actual patient. The relation to both parties is significant for me. I am feeling more than compelled to help out that special family that needs it. If anyone gets it, it's me. One of my favorite questions: "how can I help you?"

I'm a great caregiver because I'm a very nice person, I'm very passionate, friendly with all my patients. I love taking care of people who really need help help that make me alive. That why I'm studying nursing.