Medical Assistant (MA) Caregivers in San Antonio - 34 caregivers found

I am a reliable caregiver that makes sure I arrive my work place on time and fulfill all my duties in a timely manner. I also respect my patients dignity and privacy. Taking care of people is something I'm proud of which makes me a fulfilled person when my patients are happy with me. I'm proud of the the fact that most of my patients request for me after working with them.

Since I was a little girl I've felt I had a calling to care for others and help them feel better. It's been a life long passion to pursue my education in Nursing. I have a heart of gold, and am extremely compassionate, and empathetic. I do my absolute best to treat others as I would like to be treated. To care for anothers as if it were me, with kindness, respect, and understanding. Seeing a smile on someone's face absolutely fills my heart with joy. I've babysat since I was 10 years of age. I volunteered at a local hospital during High School in the Obstetrics Department, and Operating Room. I also went to Nursing Camp at Houston Baptist University. I stood in on 3 different surgeries, one of which I later had myself. I was a Girl Scout until 21 years of age, and a Camp Counselor and Nurse during the summer after my senior year of High School. I then went on the become a CNA, a Phlebotomist, and Medical Assistant. I plan to further my education in Nursing. I look forward to providing the best care possible to every client I cross paths with professionally in the future.

Attentiveness. Dependability. Trustworthiness. Compassion. Patience. That's me!!!! I take pride in attention to detail. I like being physical in jobs and using my body as well as my brain. I like making someone smile and doing little things to make a person's day better. Caregiving is a huge personal accomplishment, and I am proud of resourcefulness, flexibility and determination.

1. My attention to the well being and comfort of the patient. 2. I want to bring joy, satisfaction, comfort and professionalism to the patient and their family. 3. Seeing the relief and comfort through my patients by giving the best care that I'm able to provide. 4. Being able to attend and get certified as a medical assistant and to be able to provide my experience and medical skills to people that are in need of a good and kind provider.

Hello, My name is Amber! Im 20 years old and would be an excellent caregiver for your loved ones! I have 1+ year experience with patients. Im a certified medical assistant. I would love to be apart of your amazing family and be able to help people the same way my grandmother received amazing help.

I appreciate you taking the time to view my profile. I am a healthcare professional with 6 years of experience. I am trained with equipment like hoyer lifts, transfer boards, and catheter care. I have worked with patients with amputations, post-partum care, traumatic brain injuries, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. I am easy going. Thank you for your time and consideration. Maggie

I love to help people I treat people like they're my family members I treat them the way I would want to be treated and that's withlove and respect I've been a CNA over 20 years I also have medical assistant experience I also have dialysis experience I have worked in nursing homes also clinics and also at the homeless shelter I am a hard worker and I am a loving person and I love taking care of people

I always give 100% and do the best job I can, with no exceptions or excuses. I also try to bring a sense of humor to my work. If I can add a smile or laugh to a client’s day, that means a lot to me. It is important to laugh. One of the best qualities as a caregiver is my ability to be empathic. I understand that my client may feel vulnerable, scared, confused and uncomfortable, and being able to identify and allay these fears can create a sense of calm and trust for those being cared for.

I'm caring, respectful, dependable, compassionate and a great listener, It is because of my mom that I became a CMA Knowing how much help she needed and at that time I wasn't able to be there for her as much as she needed me to so I wanna be there for someone who needs the help. What I enjoy the most is knowing that I can make a difference in someone's life by helping them with there needs, I'm proud of having the opportunity of being able to work with geriatric patients it's important for them to know that we do care about them

Being a part of this community is a great opportunity to build companionship while assisting with needs. I listen well, I am understanding, and I am open to learning new techniques.