Medical Assistant (MA) Caregivers in Galveston - 7 caregivers found

I have been a caregiver for over 30 years and I have experience with Alzheimer's and dementia patients as well as Muscular Sclerosis, Paraplegic and wheelchair bound individuals. I also have over twenty years of experience with ADHD, Autism Spectrum disorders , Developmental Delays and learning disabilities such as dyslexia. I have a current CPR certification as well. I have references if needed.

I have been a caregiver for over 20 years and I enjoy the opportunity to change clients/patients/family lives and make a difference. I appreciate the chance to get to know clients and their families and become an integral part of their lives. Superb ability to work independently and great dependability. Strong ability to learn new tasks and make decisions easily. Excellent oral communication skills. Excellent listening skills. Excellent eye - hand coordination. Uncommon ability to observe and make accurate records. Sound ability to move about freely and to do light to medium lifting. Profound ability to work with a wide diversity of patients. Remarkable ability to motivate patients to follow prescribed treatment. Uncommon sense of flexibility and the ability to improvise. In addition, I always give 200% and do the best job with no exceptions and/or excuses. I also try to bring a sense of humor to my work with an added smile or laugh to a client’s day, which is dear to me. It is important to laugh, because it brings the youth and healthiness out of everybody. Also, I have the excellent ability and skills to also serve as a personal assistant, with the following skills: Highly organized, accomplished with extensive knowledge of handling daily administrative tasks as well.

Caregiver is an important role to helping others who can't help themselves. A great way to learning and interacting with the patient. I've gone to a credited school and Graduated from Medical Assistant program. I can see myself learning and helping patients as a caregiver and putting the patients needs first.

I am a dependable, compassionate, reliable, and honest person. These qualities make me a superb caregiver. The reason I became a caregiver is that I love to help and make people smile, at this point I realized that caring for people, especially the elderly, was my calling. I'm a responsible warm loving person.

I like being a caregiver because I get satisfaction out of helping others. The biggest personal achievement I am proud of is graduating with my medical assistant certificate. I am a mother of three in hopes of starting nursing school in August 2018.

I am a current certified medical assistant from the college of the mainland and cpr certified and love helping people. You can reach me at any time at 832-331-1057 or via email at jets2522@hotmail.com. I would love to get to know more about the indivual I would be caring for exspirence a life time bond.

I would like to introduce myself as a candidate for the Caregiver position you posted. As a highly empathetic and caring individual with experience in the medical field, I am confident that I can succeed as a Caregiver at Your family. During my medical Training , I provided health care for a rotation of the differences specialities including geriatric department. During my work at AT&T Mexico, I server as a doctor for the employees. Contributed to charitable causes through various NGOs, through activities such as collections for the food bank, assistance to people with disabilities where my duties included light housework, giving baths, preparing small snacks, reading to patients, helping them around the facilities, helping patients use the restroom, providing companionship, keeping track of appointments, and feeding patients. I am very passionate about the well-being of my patients. I believe that the elderly are a valuable and important generation, full of wisdom and knowledge and that they need to be cared for and protected. I would like to thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to learning more about the expectations of the Caregiver role. Sincerely, Marcela Ruiz