Gastrointestinal Disorders Caregivers in Iberia County - 30 caregivers found

I am retired RN with 40 yrs nursing. I am compassionate about care and have 10 yrs experience with home health mostly with geriatrics . I was also a board certified lactation consultant before I retired. My managers have told me I have a very calming personality with my patients.

I'm a very easy going person who has passion for helping the elderly. I take pride in my work and aim high to provide my assistance anyway my requires me.

Dear Sir/Madame I would like to meet and explore the possibility of joining your team as a Medical Assistant. Enclosed is my resume showing my background and employment history. As you will see, I an experienced in several areas of hands on patient care. I have been flexible in my training which has allowed me to be able to gain a wealth of experience along the way. I pride myself in being eager to learn new things. I welcome constructive criticism because it has helped me in my training as a registered Medical Assistant. I bring to the table great organizational skills which allows me to stay on task and helps me with multitasking. My success is built on a strong foundation of team-building, problem solving, organizational abilities, accuracy, high quality patient care, and continuing education (CEU's). What you'll be getting is a well trained professional with a solid work history and a genuine passion for serving the needs of patients in the areas of General Surgery (Anesthesia), Pediatrics, Neurosurgery (Anesthesia Tech), Pre-Op, PACU, and the clinical office setting. I am confident that I would be an asset, valuable team member within your practice or organization. I welcome the opportunity to discuss in person the fit between my abilities and your needs. I appreciate your consideration and look forward to a face to face interview. I'M READY TO COME ABOARD! Sincerely, Staice A.L. White, RMA (AAH)

My name is Bianca Carey I'm 33 years old. My personal traits that help me be a great caregiver are that I'm patient, compassionate, respectful, trustworthy, I have good communication skills and a positive attitude. I love being a help to the elderly and others that need assistance with daily living is what attracted me to becoming a caregiver. I enjoy being able to make a difference in people's life most being a caregiver. A personal achievement that I am proud of is that I recently graduated college with my Associates of Science in Pharmacy this past December.

I am caring and compassionate. Taking care of people is my passion. I have worked with lots of families that I still keep in touch with.

Hello, I love what I do. Helping people and giving them the proper care that they need is my passion.

Most would say that I am an empathic and open minded individual. I have worked in the healthcare field since 2020. I started in long term care and currently work for a home health agency. As a young lady, I inspired to help others in their time of need. Which attracted me to begin my journey in long term care. I enjoy being able to assist others when they can not assist themselves. I am incredibly proud to say that I have always loved people and enjoy caring for them when the opportunity presents itself.

I treat my patients like their family. The care that I provide to them.I love helping and working with people to make them feel better.

I believe my nursing experience Helps me to be a great caregiver. I was working for a friend before I started taking care of my first client. I took care of her for a little over a year before she passed away. She had two different kinds of dementia, and we loved each other. I helped her with everything. I wasn't working as a caregiver. I was working for a friend of mine in another field, but the clients daughter called me and asked me if I would take care of her and I agreed and we were a good fit. She trusted me and I cared about her a lot. I love being a caregiver because it's rewarding and helping other people touches something in my heart and makes me a happy individual. Proud of the fact that I achieved my goal of becoming a nurse, but I was disappointed when I couldn't continue working as a nurse in the hospital setting. But being a caregiver gives me back that feeling of caring about people and helping them with their needs and their illnesses.

I'm a caregiver of 4 years paid, but a lot more not. Caregiving is my calling in life. It's what I love to do. I love being able help the elderly and special needs. I have experience in home health, home healthcare, nursing home experience, hospice experience as well as end of life experience as of recently. I love being a caregiver to not just help those kinds of people out, but rather be there for them in many ways. I never allow my clients to feel like their alone whenever I'm on the shift. Because it's something that I refused to allow my poor daddy to have to go through. To me it's just cruel. I'd say my greatest achievement thus far is being able to say with pride and honor that I was able to be there for my father in that regard. So much so, that he basically trusted me with his life. Meaning I was the one to be able to give him his final ride/journey on this earth. It's something that I don't boast about a lot but I do have clients that remind me so much of him, that in return for the taking a chance on me, I give them the gifts of companionship, empathy, a shoulder to cry on should it be needed, a strong pillar to lay all their fears and worries away, and never having to worry/wonder if their alone. I always reassure them that I'm always here.