Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in South Lake Tahoe - 13 caregivers found

I enjoy helping people, and comes very natural to me. In my spare time I enjoy swimming,biking, reading,and hiking.

Hi! I have been in healthcare for over 6 years, I have trained in hospitals, health and wellness clinics, and outpatient care. I have formal and educational experience. I am a CNA/CMA/HHA/CPT currently in school to obtain my Rn to further my education and experience for my clients to have the best care they can get. I have worked exclusively in senior home care for the last 2 years and have found my soul passion in life, I build bonds with my clients and make them comfortable and always stay positive no matter the circumstances!

I am a go getter, I enjoy conversation and I enjoy what I do. I believe myself to be a very sympathetic and empathetic individual and that makes me a great caregiver because I can help my client by relating to their issues and reassuring them things will be ok. I am attracted to being a caregiver because I want nothing more than to help people. I believe every person is beautiful and they all share their own unique stories. I love to hear them all. I am proud that I can say I have been doing this work for over seven years and I wouldn't change it for the world. All the people I meet are amazing and wonderful people. I go home every night feeling accomplished that I might have made a difference in somone's day.

I have been in the healthcare field for about 15 years as a c.n.a with experience in hospitals & nursing homes. I am dementia & CPR certified. I have been doing this for a long time because I enjoy working with the elderly, learning from them, treating them with the care that they deserve. Excellent references available upon request.

I love being a caregiver, because helping people especially elderly is a very rewarding job, someone need to help elderly and that's me, should help them .. Not everyone likes to be s caregiver but for me it's a very rewarding job. I feel good if I can make an elderly patient smile again and especially if they can get back in walking again . I was very proud of myself when a dementia patient of mine was back to her normal situation ( not exactly normal) but giving the medications on time and feeding or reminding her or him that it's time to eat will help a lot in getting better. Time management for the daily activities of the patient will help a lot in getting better for the patient well being . I considered myself as one of the best caregiver at my job now, and will continue to give my good care to the elderly until I retire .

I became a caregiver because of a unique opprotunity to take the nursing assistant course for free with the chance to be hired on by the company afterwards. I've always liked interacting with people and been good at sales but sales wasn't what I liked doing. The idea of selling something I don't want never appiesed me, however I found that my sales experience came in handy being a cna because then I could get the residents to agree to the care they needed. That felt rewarding for me because something positive came from it rather then another piece of product in someones home. I'm very proud of the fact that I was able to step into this field with no prior experience and do well. Well enough even to turn the facilities second state inspection around to a passing grade. I enjoy working as much as I do being at home with my family and am always willing to put in extra time when asked.

I believe that I will make an excellent caregiver beacuse I love to help people who are in need of help specially if they can't do everything for themselves. I am graduate student of Medical Assistance and I know i am fully prepared to do as I was taught by my instructors.

I've been in the healthcare field for 8+ years doing CNA, home health and respite. I've had patients with dementia, Alzheimer's, TBI's and children with developmental and physical disabilities. I do my best and communicate a lot with my patients so they can get the need they want. I'm always on time and stick with a regular routine to make it easier for my patient and myself.

I am 24years old. I have been doing caregiving since I was 18 yrs. I am a people pleaser and strive to do my best at everything I do.

I am a compassionate caregiver with dedication and commitment to the health and well-being of my clients while providing them quality in-home or facility care. With excellence in providing for daily needs, including homemaking, cooking, transportation, and supplementing therapy. As well as providing compassion, respect, and patience to their family and loved ones. I originally became a caregiver to learn the skills needed to help my great grandmother once she was diagnosed with dementia, and came to live with my husband and me. One of the parts of my job I enjoy the most is getting the opportunity to get to know my client's personalities and learn about their families, all while getting to feel a sense of accomplishment knowing I am making a difference and helping some of our most vulnerable in their time of need.