Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Watkins - 9 caregivers found

I love to help people and try my hardest to put and keep a smile on peoples faces I enjoy the little things in life and enjoy working towards goals I love any kind of music or board games I love learning new things I try to keep an open mind when it comes to new thing I love kids and the elderly I love any and all animals I love to cook

Hello I am Tanisha Knight, Before I started working in this field of health care. I took great passion and love to care for my mother who was terminally ill 23 years ago. After that I knew I was meant to do this line of work. Giving a person hope after loosing all hope is the beauty in why I love working in the health care field.

1. To help and provide services to people who are elderly, disabled, ill, and/or mentally disabled to live in their own homes or in residential care facilities instead of in health facilities or institutions 2. Provide physical support to assist patients to perform daily living activities, such as getting out of bed, bathing, dressing, using the toilet, standing, walking, or exercising. 3,I am professional to be a caregiver such as, Maintain records of patient care, condition, progress, or problems to report and discuss observations with supervisor or case manager. 4.I am Linda lived in Maplewood, MN.I am caring, honest, understandable, hardworking, on time for work, and Plan, purchase, prepare, or serve meals to patients or other family members, according to prescribed diets.

My name is maggie i am 42 yrs of age, a single mother of a 23 yrs old son who is now in college. I am a certified nurse assistant for over 13 yrs now and still do enjoy working with and caring for seniors/elderly people. I became a caregiver because i love people and will always enjoy being around people. What i do like about being a caregiver is that i make a big difference by helping a person when they need me the most and i am there to give them that caring hand. My personal achievement i am most proud of is that i do understand now what it means when a person just can"t do things they use to do on their own anymore and they have to depend on others for their adl and that makes me more aware that it could be me someday so, i truly give care s to people that i serve with so much attention,love and compassion.

My passion for healthcare began about the age of five. For many years my dream career was to become a doctor. As I aged and researched into a career as a doctor, I realized that medical school was far too expensive for my financial situation. Regardless, of this financial set back, I knew that healthcare was the career field I wanted to pursue. I have always had a caring, loving, nurturing, helpful, compassionate, caregiver disposition and character. The greatest personal reward for me is the joy I feel at the end of each day knowing I have done something to make someones day happier, healthier, and more productive. I find joy in seeing others happy, healthy, and successful. I think everyone, regardless of life daily hurdles or set-backs, should always have someone in their life that helps them to see their full potential and encourages them to become as successful at whatever it is they want to accomplish in their life. Nothing is impossible, and everyone has their own personal level of successes. I am an extremely experienced and educated healthcare worker and I am a amazing caregiver because I truly love the profession and care for the people I working for. I have been working in healthcare off and on from the age of 18, over the past 22 years. I have a AAS degree in medical administration and Certifications for CNA, PCA, CPR, BLS, Passed the HHA exam through my current job at Nightingale Home Health Care, and multiple years experience working in home health care. I am a

I just love helping people becuase it reminds me of times when my grandparents where living. The older generation gives the best advice! I love learning from them!

I'm 29 years old. I have three boys. I've been a caregiver for 11 years, and I am passionate about what I do. I've worked in mental health assisted living memory

I became a CNA because of personal experience with people taking care of my mom and how they were with her and our family was amazing. I've always wanted to be like they were to other families. I love getting to know all sorts of different people and hearing their stories. My biggest achievement when it comes to being a CNA is when family members come up to me and tell me how much they truly appreciate my help. I have been an aid now for just a little under three years and I have loved every minute of it.

I fewer company policy, ready to learn more, and commutations. The most thing that attracted me for being a caregiver will be my residents and my co-workers. The things I enjoy more about being a caregiver will be listening to my residents about their lives. The personal achievement that I am proud of will be, bring pregnant in the 12th grade without dropping out of High school and graduating.