Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Maple Valley - 414 caregivers found

experienced caregiver, providing one on one care to patients, well trained in assisting patients with ambulation and mobility, and providing support with daily tasks such as toileting, bathing, medication reminders and grooming. First Aid Certified. Bilingual: English

I am a great caregiver because I am qualified and have experience of over ten years in this field, am dependable , compassionate, caring and trustworthy. I feel fulfilled when am making a difference in people's lives through providing care. Am proud of my work because all the people that I have given care, them and their families are always happy and they appreciate my work.

My name is Felix Rusanga Mukiza I'm married and I have two children I like caregiver because is my favorite job I have experience of 1year

I am currently a nursing student who's is very passionate about helping others and making them feel great and lively. I have been a CNA for 2 years in Iowa and have surely enjoyed my job of caring and loving the elderly.

I put human service before anything else in my professional world. The interests of the client I serve are the interests I hold close. I have a strong work ethic and keep a careful balance of accomplishing tasks while staying aware of one's personal preferences and sensitivities. I come from a large and close family and instill the values I've gained into every person I serve. I've been working one on one in healthcare and social work for over 12 years and understand people can use a helping hand every now and then. I live in South Central Seattle and have personal transportation on most occasions. I tend to work mainly in Seattle proper but can go to surrounding areas. My availability varies depending on when a potential client needs care but welcome interviews and encourage arrangements on a case by case basis. I wish you well in search of a private care giver.

I ask my patients if they have questions that I can answer from them.. Blood pressure and heart rate are two vital signs to check. Brushing teeth, cleaning, shaving, and caring for patients' hair, and skin. By get my Patients food and liquids as they want Taking care of patients by turning them or moving them Giving patients a bath. The most thing that I enjoy caregiving is that I'm given back to my community helping the people that I need. My personal achievement is that I still take care of my grandma by doing that it made me wonder that I'm doing the job right now just makes me so proud that I'm just working as a caregiver.

Turning or moving patients. Gathering medical supplies. Bathing patients. Grooming patients by brushing their hair, teeth, shaving them, etc. Feeding patients and documenting their food and liquid intake. Checking vital signs such as blood pressure and heart rate. Answering patient calls.

I have compassion and empathy for my clientele. I became a caregiver after I came to this country a while ago and I immediately loved it. I like caregiving, because I get to make a difference in someone's life by the end of the day. Personal achievement is the friendship that I have with the clients and their families.

I am a CNA with more than ten years of experience working as a caregiver. I am a loving, honest, kind, reliable, dependable, and caring person. I enjoy caring for the people and help them to enrich their needs. I have cared for people with Dementia,/Alzheimer , Spinal cord injury, ALS, Parkinson's , Deabetic & cases that comes along with aging. I also cared for people with developmental disabilities and worked with children in a day care settings. Along with giving care I do light housekeeping, laundry, run errands and doctor's appointment. Caring for people is my passion. It makes me happy to see that the persons needs are met.

I pay close attention to detail, as everyone is different. I took care of my blind sister in law and my aging mother in law and developed the desire to help people who used to do things for themselves but can no longer do it. It gives me satisfaction to see them live fulfilled lives despite needing help.