Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Fort Hunter - 51 caregivers found

I'm proud of my self for helping and being able to share love to the elderly I like experiencing and helping them through with what ever they are speaking and able to give them a good attention

I like what I do because I used to have a disable and handicap son and he die and I decided to work in this to help the people in need if I am understand and use my experience in what I know to work to help does people in need beside my work I do voluntary job too and I am very proud for what I do I have more than 35 years experience but I have certification for MED TECH,RBT BCBAB,CNA

I absolutely love what I do! Caregiving has taught me so many important life skills and I love going to work each day. I have a strong devotion to the families I work with and love forming personal relationships with the client to make sure they are happy, comfortable, and enjoy their time spent with me.

I am an RN looking to return to providing the care I hoped to do when I became an RN. Care, compassion, exceptional verbal and nonverbal communication, and above average critical thinking abilities are just some of the skills I possess. In a home care setting, I most enjoy the ability to provide the 1:1, quality care I would want for my own family and friends. In a facility or at home, I love utilizing my ability to discern a patient's needs, often off the beaten path. My greatest personal achievement was raising my two developmentally disabled children to become independent, upstanding citizens.

My name is Antoinette I'm currently a certified nursing assistant I have 20+ years working with people with different needs I'm reliable dependable and very flexible. I love what I do I'm compassionate and very understanding to all my clients needs.

Hello, my name is caryssa ! I've been a CNA for 7 years and trained for my entire senior year of high school. I worked a little in a hospital so I have some insight on taking care of people in that kind of setting I'm very familiar with residents who are full term in a nursing home, who have dementia, and also residents on a rehab unit recovering from falls at home causing them to break their hips, neck, back and more and trying to my best ability to make them comfortable. I've taken care of people who are actively dying and have terminal illnesses I guess it's safe to say it's what I know best is to take care of people. What I love the most about taking care of people is getting close to them like they're my own family I love my residents a lot. What drew me to being a care giver was the fact that I could help someone or even make their day better just by making them feel safe and well taken care of and in all my years as a care giver I've grown very attached to my residents I love them a lot

I enjoy helping people I'm people person have lots of patience, came from a long way what enjoy helping and assisting.

What drew me to this field initially was when my grandmother had a heart attack. There are some good hospitals in florida (where I lived at the time) but majority are poor quality. Unfortunately, my grandmother ended up in one that wasn't great quality. At 16 years old, I stayed in her hospital room, sleeping on the floor, to ensure that if she needed to toilet, I could help her. I helped bathe her, and spent time with her. I did tasks that a CNA should have been performing, but it was the best thing for her because it gave her a sense of dignity in a moment of her life that was hard enough as it was. I have been working towards getting my RN completed ever since; while this goal has still not been accomplished, I am working towards it. Family is important to me, as I'm sure it is to you for your loved one. I am a single mother of 2 boys, recently divorced. I am a hard worker, and very passionate about what I do. I take my time where it matters, and recognize that there is always room for education and improvement.

Hello! I am a Certified Home Health Care Provider with several years experience. Meeting clients and helping families is thoroughly rewarding. I vow to always care for individuals as if they were my own family, with the compassion and patience they deserve. References provided.