Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Brevard County - 90 caregivers found

I have been a caregiver since 1998 I really enjoyed taking care of those that need taken care of the most I enjoyed that I'm able to do the things that I can do for my client my personal trait of taking care of the elderly is making sure that they are well taken care of and happy to be in their

I've been working as a CNA for 2 years. I was employee of the month last year.. I am very care about my patients.. I work with my heart.. I consider them as my family.. I am a friendly person and patience too..

I became a caregiver when my grandfather is sick and I'm the one who takes care of him. After that, I decided to be a caregiver. I like being a caregiver because I enjoyed taking care of old people that who really needs help. The personal achievement that I'm proud of is when people appreciate of what you did to them that makes them happy. I am very compassionate, loving and energetic person. I will do my best to please other people and my weakness is, it's hard for me to say no to the people that needs help. I like helping people!

After high school I worked with children for 8 years in group homes and in a psychiatric hospital before discovering Occupational Therapy. For the last 11+ years I have worked in skilled nursing facilities working with older adults with disabilities as an Occupational Therapy Assistant to increase their independence with meaningful activities. I enjoy making a positive impact in peoples lives by providing encouragement and love using humor in my work. I recently moved from Maine to Florida and am licensed as an Occupational Therapy Assistant, with a current NBCOT certification.

Hello my name is Sharon I've been working with clients for 30 years.... some with disabilities some elderly and some mentally challenged. I'm now retired from Commonwealth of mass. and living in Melbourne. Feeling Way to young for retirement and looking for clients in need. I enjoy what I do.

I have been a CNA 17years.very professional and caring person.bilingue Spanish speaking.i have 27 certificates of courses I had taken,about patients with dementia,alzigmers,autistic,diabetes patients.looking to work days, evenings or overnight shifts.i have level 2 background and finger prints.i have professional and personal references.(i have both doses of covid19 vaccine.) very safe and caring person.

I am 22 years old and I would like to further my education in health care, I have been taking care of my paralyzed mother for most of my life but I have been taking care of her through an agency for about 4 years

I am 67years young. I have many years experience which include my own family members years earlier. I am certified as a Licensed Home Health Aid I am experienced and have worked with clients that have had Alzheimer's, and Dimentia, Assisted with medications, Parkinsons, Hospice etc.learned CPR & First Aid, Osha and Hippa laws. I am very responsible , caring and very compassionate. I also am very understanding and patient and I love making others smile. I hope you will consider meeting with me . References upon request. Thank you.

My name is Deena. I'm a CNA and I love what I do. The thought of knowing I'm making someone else's day better makes me happy. I'm very compassionate and caring. I take a lot of pride in what I do, from making sure I'm on time to providing the best quality care. I always come with a smile and ready to work. I am very reliable and ensure all duties are done in a timely manner. Since I was a toddler I wanted to be a doctor. The thought of helping others really makes me feel complete. I enjoy the bonds that are created. When providing great care you earn your patients trust. My personal achievement I'm proud of is being a CNA I'm very young and not a lot of people can do or say they did what I'm doing. Although I'm young I'm very mature and many others enjoy my company.

I became a caregiver to be able to help those that where in difficult situations become more self sufficient with my assistance. I enjoy providing clients and families with the emotional and physical support that he or she may need and doing what it takes to motivate my clients well being. My biggest challenge was a client that was not from this country nor had beliefs in our medical practices, yet the son did not want to see his mother pass away. After being introduced to situation, I tried several things to help this son have his mother eat or drink, because she was dehydrating at rapid speeds, it was to no avail. She refused everything we tried and became extremely violent when we tried to force liquids into her. After several conversations with the son and due to their religion, I was asked to talk with their high priest to see if he would approve the family to tube-feeding. After several conversations, I was able to convince the priest and family that this was the only way I could think of to have her regain her weight and become stronger, so that we could continue other care with her. The tube was put in for feeding and after three months, the mother had gained 14 pounds and was able to shift herself more in bed. I take my job seriously and try my best to think outside of the box for the benefits of my clients and families. I see each one as an individual and get total satisfaction knowing that I can achieve the goals set for me by each family member o