Certified Medication Aide (CMA) Caregivers in Seattle - 6 caregivers found

Good day, and thank you for taking the time to review my profile. I have been in the medical field for over 25 years, and have always had a affinity for the geriatric population, and have over ten years working with Dementia, Alzheimer's a variety of ages, yet primarily late 80's or 90's. I am A CNA, and a CMA, with nurse delegation, Alzheimer's, Dementia and Mental health certification as well First Aide and CPR. English is my first language which I find very important when the client's first language is as well, so that we can clearly communicate, have the know how and skill not only to cook and bake, yet to know the client's culture and preferences and connect. Additionally if there are any pets, I am extremely pet friendly and feel they are part of the family. I am a self starter and work well independently, and as well with household, management, meal planning, prep, medication administration (multiple filling mediset's) . Keeping the home clean and tidy, while always keeping in mind my client's preference, privacy and to keep a flow and routine. I am skilled in a variety of mental health condition's while never being demanding, impatient, or inconsiderate of my client. I am only looking for P/T Work. Tuesdays and or Sat and Sunday hours live out and day shift only. Must be drug free and N/S and I am very pet friendly.

I'm 47 yrs old I started care giving 18 yrs ago. I became a caregiver for my 8 yr old nephew who was blind and had mental retardation. I also cared for my father and mother as they became older and their health started failing. From that day on I knew I want to help others care for their frail family members and keep them safe in their own homes because there's no place like home. My goal is to help someone with their quality of life.

Am compassionate, caring, honest caregiver who enjoy helping other people in the society. What attracted me to be a caregiver was that; My father suffered spinal injuries after a road accident, so i worked along with my mother in helping him recuperate. The joy i saw in his eyes every time I helped him made me realize this was something i was meant to be doing for the rest of my life. I love making a difference in peoples lives.Each thank you and smile motivates me to continue doing what i do best; helping others have a fulfilling life. Am proud that through my help other people can have a smile.

Being a caregiver is such an honor - it's all about putting away your needs to assist others. Knowing that a smile on your face can bring joy and happiness to someone else is priceless. The moments when you can reflect back and see how you have helped someone is what caregiving is all about.

I am very social able. I have been a caregiver /NAR for 26 years. I really love what I do. I accommodate to families and their needs when ever however. I recently achieved an national award for best caregiver. And this makes me so proud.

Profile Very enthusiastic, easy going, very attentive, quick thinker, very patient with patients, strong work ethics , todays tech- savvy, team worker with good spirit , dependable & reliable , maintains a calm demeanor during stressful situation, , strong ability to work on weekends, holidays overtime if necessary. Soft skills * Astute observation skills * Excellent verbal and written communication * Ability to follow set of rules and protocols * Time management and organized skills. * Empath and compassion * Related coursework: Click here to enter text