Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Windsor - 75 caregivers found

I enjoy caring for people, I have been caring for people in all stages of ageing and health. I first work in hospitals and didn't get to spend as much time getting know my client's and felt like something was missing so I started working in group homes and long-term care facilities. Now I have a small family of my own that is getting old enough that I am not need as much and can start caring for others that may need some extra help.

Hello! I have worked in various roles as a caretaker. I have 21 years experience in healthcare with long term care patients. Memory care experience with advanced stages of Alzheimer's and Dementia. I have always loved to work in a geriatric setting, but I moved into hospital work and have been an ICU Technician, a pharmacy technician, cardiac technician, and most recently obtained a degree in Surgical Technology! I am also current on Covid vaccinations and all vaccinations. I am Also current in my BLS certification.

I am a compassionate,kind patient, trustworthy and reliable person. I was attracted to caregiving because it is a job that has the potential to to make a difference in someone's life. I enjoy interacting with them and taking care of them makes me feel like am part of the family. The personal achievement that am proud of is knowing that my time ,presence and efforts can provide comfort to someone .

I'm a fast learner. I love helping others and multitasking.

I have been in Healthcare for 21 years. I enjoy assisting clients with ADLS. I learn a lot from each client. Companionship is comforting. I have a med tek and CNA certificate.

These are some of the qualities that I value and am known for as a caregiver: Self motivation- I enjoy looking for new ways in which to assist in or improve a situation. Reliable- I am a stable part of my client's lives by showing them that I can be present and on time when they need me. Respecful- I demonstrate the importance of being kind and patient with my clients in order for them to keep their dignity and happiness. I was attracted to being a caregiver because I enjoy making people feel comfortable and cared for whether that be physically or emotionally. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver are the friendships the have formed. Being able to assist while engaging with clients is the highlight of my day. Even if they are limited in their communication, I enjoy the connection with them through something as simple as a smile. A personal achievement I am proud of is attending college while keeping excellent grades because I make it a goal to work hard at whatever I am doing.

I have been a caregiver for 10 years. I enjoy the connections I develop with my clients.

I am very patient and allow my clients to express their feelings. I have always wanted to help people and this job allows me to do that. I enjoy talking to my clients and learning all about their lives. I am proud of all the things i can do to help my clients

Since I moved to Colorado three years ago, I have pursued a career in home health working closely with clients that are all very near to my heart. I am a enthusiastic, patient, empathetic and caring individual doing my best to brighten up the lives of others! I enjoy my work and the relationships I build with clients and their families has always been very dear to me. I am always learning, and it is important to me to further my knowledge in healthcare through my career and education. I'm currently pursuing my AS in Integrative Health/Therapeutic Massage at FRCC - I hope to pass along the beneficial information I've learned along to way for an improved mind, body, & spirit connection for All! I am CPR, first aid, and QMAP certified.

I've been a caregiver for 8 years. I specialize with individuals with intellectual disabilities as well as physical disabilities. I am a host home provider who provides care for individuals in my home. I tend to work with clients who have a higher needs both medically and behaviorally. I treat my clients as part of my family and love to have fun with them in the community. I first became a caregiver as when I was a little girl, my dad ran a very big charity in texas called The Big Texas Toy Run where we would collect toys for children with intellectual disabilities who's family's were showing times of hardship. We then donated proceeds to various organizations. I volunteered there from age 4 - 18 years old.