Certified Medication Aide (CMA) Caregivers in Chapel Hill - 8 caregivers found

I am dependable and compassionate caregiver, quick learner and able to follow directions. I have over 10 yrs worked in homes, facilities, hospitals and group homes. I have assisted clients with their activities of daily living, companionship, recording intake and outputs, recording vitals signs, experience in using hospital equipment like Hoyer Lifts, and Stand Lifts. I also assisted with light house keeping, grocery and laundry. I try to connect with my clients by spending time with them, going for walks, when necessary, I am great caregiver because I have been in this field for a long time and I have enough experience, I treat client client like my own family, and I have enough skills to benefit my client. Description of Skills: I have experience with personal care, bathing, grooming,toileting,feeding and help medication reminder Further, I have have experience providing elderly care. Contacting Me: Call me through this website and I should reply shortly

I am a state Certified Nursing Assistant and Medication Technician with over twenty years of experience in the healthcare field. I have a good attitude and wonderful work ethic and can keep things running smoothly. Employing someone who is always willing to put in the extra effort, can make all the difference in the world. I have extensive experience in the healthcare field at hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities and home care settings as well as Mother and Baby, OBGYN, Pediatrics, Med-Surg, ICU, Telemetry, Shock Trauma, Phyc, Escorting clients to and from Dr. appointments, running errands, lite housekeeping, medication remindedr, taking vital signs and reporting any deviations to the nurse and working with patients that have Alzheimer's , Dementia and Stroke's. I also have nineteen years of raising a child with physical and developmental delays; I have in-depth knowledge of Customer Service, Patient Safety, Infection Control practices and ability to use computers. I am a person that can work well for consecutive hours with little or no supervision and still get the job done right. I have experience working in a busy medical environment where every situation required immediate attention. I quickly learned how to handle various medical situations professionally and efficiently using my own knowledge and any available resources. Working as a compassionate healthcare provider has been one of the best accomplishments that I have done in life yet far. I have met so many people that has influenced my life in one way or another and I am a people person and love to be there to do something that will change someone else's life.

I have a strong caregiver background and a number of professional experiences which I feel uniquely qualify me for this job. Along with my CNA, First Aid and CPR Certifications, and over 10 years of extensive experience as a caregiver, I am confident in my ability to become a key member of your family as a caregiver. My professional experience with different employers has provided me with a strong expertise.

1. I became a caregiver because I love helping people. I realized that after becoming the primary sole caregiver to my terminally ill sister, I realize that this profession is my calling in life. 2. I took care of both of my ailing grandparents and I currently assist with taking care of my mother, who's a stroke victim. I enjoy providing the necessary care that people need. 3. I am a second year nursing student. 4. I am a retired police officer. I completed 20 years with the New York City Police Department and now I am pursuing the career I have always wanted. 5. I have a great love for helping people. I am a mother of two twenty-six year old identical twin girls, I have one grandchild whom I love dearly. I am also a retired captain in the United States Army. I am a college graduate and I am presently pursuing a career in the medical field. I am a Certified Nurses Assistant and a Medication Technician. I have experience with working with dementia, Alzheimer, stroke patiences and the elderly.

I have had the pleasure of being a caregiver for 6 years!

I am dependable, I'll always do what I'm asked to do and my whole life i am a peoples person, friendly and will make my clients smile even when everything seems upside down.

I became a caregiver because my mom had 30 mini strokes to the brain from there I decided to take care of her, taking care of residents that need my help gives me joy in my heart and it let me know they need people to work with them that care my biggest achievement is yet to come I always looking to achieve more tomorrow than I did today I'm a caring,friendly person who would do anything for anybody if I got it I'm independent hardworking and love to laugh get along well with people

I am a caregiver and have been providing personal care in a small family care home as well as a nursing home setting for over a year and have received many certifications. I have also provided care for my Grandmother since I was 10 years old who was disabled and requiring 24/7 around the clock care. Many individuals come into health care because of the money, the guarantee of a job due to the capacity of many elderly, or disabled people who need assistance, but then there are some such as myself who came into it because the love and care in our hearts for people who can’t perform in their daily lives because of sicknesses and ailments. Being a Caregiver is something I had a passion for when I lost my Grandmother who raised me in 2003 to a stroke that put her in a coma and took her life a week later. I watched her confined to one room when she had a 3 bedroom home that she couldn’t enjoy, I also watched as Nurse’s aides came to the home to provide care for her, but sat and watched TV majority of the time, and talked on the phone instead of performing their assigned work duties, and without family present she would’ve been neglected. I learned at 10 years old how to care for her administering her medication and insulin, prepare the right meals for her as a diabetic, the proper way and time to clean her oxygen machine, how to bath and properly dress her, and how to transition her from her bed or rocking chair to her wheel chair to leave her home. From my heart this is why I ch