Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Copake Falls - 28 caregivers found

My name is Lisa. I have been doing Care giving for about 25 years. I am a very caring , loving and compassionate person. I treat anyone who I'm caring for as I would want my own loved ones and Family members to be treated. I was previously a Certified Nursing Assistant and am currently PCA. I enjoy caring for people because if I can help someone's day just alittle bit better or easier then it makes my day.

I'm very loving, compassion love to help elderly people since I was young.I promise my grandma that I will take care of her and everyone else that gets older I'm my family.And till this day I help everyone I can with joy.

I am a caregiver I have been taking care of the elderly for 6 in a half years. I love it I have a passion for it. And nothing is more rewarding then the one you take care smile at you. And they become my extended family I live it.

I am an highly experienced LPN, with 20 years in home care experience. I take pride in providing great care to seniors or medically inclined individuals in their home. I do this privately. I provide flexible hours. Such as, nights, days or a 24-hour period, whatever is needed. While I provide care for you loved one, I earn my pay by cleaning and I am also willing, able and highly trustworthy to do small errands, such as (bills, groceries, etc.) References available upon request. I would love to hear from you. Thank you.

I am a caring and compassionate person . I enjoy being able to assist people with their daily living necessities. I am proud of being a part of making someone's day a little easier and better while I helping them achieve their goals.

Hi Everyone, my name is randnesha skinner,I like to be called nesha for short.I have a certificate as a Pca,Home care aid and also Certified Nurse assistant.I graduated last year with and Associates in science degree.have been in the healthcare field for over 10yrs and I love it.Im proud to be one of many to help the elderly with achieving their goals and daily living activities.

I'm a very outgoing caregiver that cares more about how the residents is feeling and the comfortability than my own! I love taking care of people, and the smiles I get when I come to there home to help them out is amazing! What I enjoy the most about caregiving is the ability to learn and connect with my care senior! I try my best to help and understand the importance of caregiving! My personal achievements is working 70+ hours at the rest home. It's a achievement for me because I love working with them and growing with them is amazing!

I am a very caring, kind, intelligent, respectful, and responsible. As for what attracted me to be a care giver is I see so many articles and shows on tv showing all of these residents being abused and it broke my heart and I wanted to make a difference so I decided to go to a technical high school were I got my CNA as well as all of my other certifications. What I enjoy most about being a care giver is the smiles I get when I do even the littlest thing s for my residents I am not saying it is always easy or picture perfect but I think of my residents as family members and treat them exactly how I would treat my own family member because you always have to think they did not ask to be in there situation and that is what I always refer back to. One of my personal achievements that I am proud of is I went to a technical high school and got all of my certifications there and now am currently attending a university to further my education while working per diem. As well as currently looking for a full time job so I can continue helping people while also saving money for college.

I have been in the field of caring for intellectual disabled and elderly all my life, i now work as a manager in a group home and as it is highly rewarding ,I feel i can give more of my attention to one person and have alot of knowledge and love to give . And I also feel i can give families the comfort that there loved one ins in great hands,i myself am dealing with a parent with dementia and a stroke

I became a caregiver to help those who need help. I love to see the client/patient regain their independence. Some do not recover however, and making them comfortable is very important to me. When I do my job properly and the patient is content and happy.