Medical Assistant (MA) Caregivers in Barstow - 8 caregivers found

I have been in the medical field for 10 years. I started as a caregiver in 2010, because I enjoy helping others especially the elderly. In 2012 I decided to go to school to become a Medical Assistant, I completed my Medical Assistant course with high honors. I have been doing both Medical Assistant and Caregiving for the last 8 years and I wouldn't have it any other way, I love what I do and I love the quality time that I'm able to spend with each of my clients.

I'm a great caregiver because I'm passionate about helping others! I began taking care of my Disabled Mother when she was diagnosed with Dementia. I was also taking care of a good friend of mine.

I believe my strongest personality traits that make me a great caregiver are patience, empathy, and reliability. I take the time to truly listen and understand each person's unique needs, which helps build trust and comfort. I'm also dependable -- I show up on time, follow through with care plans, and remain calm and focused even in challenging situations. Over the years, I've gained solid experience in personal care, medication reminders, mobility support, and providing emotional companionship, which has helped me handle a wide range of situation. I was drawn to caregiving because I've always had a natural desire to help others, especially those who may not be able to fully care for themselves. Early on, I helped care for an elderly relative, and that experience showed me how meaningful and fulfilling it is to make a difference in someone's daily life. Knowing I could be someone's support system--someone they rely on for safety, comfort, and dignity--made me realize this was more than a job, I enjoy the relationships I build with the people I care for. Being a caregiver allows me to connect with individuals on a personal level and often become part of their extended family. It's incredibly rewarding to know that I've made someone's day easier, brighter, or safer. Seeing small improvements in their health, mood, or independence because of my care gives me a strong sense of purpose. * What is a personal achievement you are proud of? One achievement I'm especially proud of is helping a stroke patient regain some independence through consistent daily care, physical assistance, and emotional encouragement. Over time, they went from needing full support to being able to manage some tasks on their own again. It was a long journey, but being part of their progress and knowing I played a role in their recovery was amazing !

Iam a great loving-caring caregiver.I became a caregiver of my granmother it reminds me of her.I like working with elderlys because there sweet and lovable.I learned new things as a caregiver and a Medical Assistant.

I love working and being around elderly people. I think you can learn a lot from them and I have experience in the healthcare field. I graduated with a medical assisting diploma I'm CPR/First Aid certified. I love learning new things and I'm very friendly and good with people.

I became a caregiver 11 years ago when I decided to leave my full time job and care for my aging parents and grandmother. My mother had been caring for my father who was a stroke patient for many years and then became responsible for my grandmother who had dementia. I could see her body getting tired and her health starting to fail so I became a caregiver for all three and I care for them until the day they died. I like being a caregiver because it gives you a chance to do a job that you have to want to do. My own personal achievement would be the care I was able to give my mother and time I took to learn how to care for her and being able to be there for her like she had been there for so many others. She went first but she went knowing that I was capable of caring for my father and grandmother just as she would have. I'm a Certified Phlebotomist /Medical Assistant and the mother of two small boys I like being a caregiver because it allows me to have a job helping people and still be and available mother to my boys.

I never thought to be a caregiver until my grandma suggested it. I started off taking a CNA class and when I got my first patient I cried out of fear my teacher told me to not me scared that I was born to do it,she said go in there and care for that person like you would want someone to care for you and I did. To see the smile on my patient face was so rewarding. I've had a lot of experience with different situations I've laughed and cried but it's something I truly love .

Im a people person,caring, and i enjoy helping others. I take pride in meeting my clients needs. I have a 100% clean record and always on time .