Medical Assistant (MA) Caregivers in Port Tobacco - 21 caregivers found

I became a Caregiver because of my grandmother. She is getting older and has Dementia, so I am always by her side trying to help her remember things and doing daily activities with her. Being a Caregiver is the greatest job I could of ever do because I am helping others out and communicating with them making them feel happy. A personal achievement would be making someone feel good about theirselves on a daily basis. I am a 24 year old and I have almost 2 years worth of caregiver experience under my belt . Im Certified in CPR and AED, Certified in Medication Technician, Certified in Alzheimer's and Mental Health. Also Certified in Personal Care Aide. I also just obtained a certificate in MRSA and Infection Precautions. I'm a very loving and a caring person, and very social.

I am very easygoing. Customer service is very important to me. I am very nurturing. Constantly serving others. So caregiving comes very natural to me. I love listening to all the stories from different walks of life. I have personally gain lots of wisdom in the past. I had one client who had given up on looking "fab" after loosing her husband but I encourage every Sunday until said "sarah we are outing on makeup today". That was a win

Hello and thank you for your consideration. I am a 27 year old single mother with a handsome 4 year old son who keeps me on my toes. I am a Medical Assistant and I earned my credits at the Everest Institute in Silver Spring, Md. I successfully completed the Medical Assisting program with a 2.0 GPA and graduated from the Everest Institute in November of 2013 proudly receiving my diploma. I was born and raised in Md and I am a caregiver because I love to help those who can't fully help themselves and I love the feeling of knowing that I can help make a difference in someone's life. I come from a very loving and respectful family so I am a very polite and respectful person with an open mind. My aunt owns a couple of nursing homes so I was pulled into the caregiver business by helping her out with the residents at her facility. Working with the residents and building new relationships with them touched my heart in a special way. It's something about the ederly that I love and respect being as though they have been here on earth longer than me and I find them to be wiser and often admire and love hearing their "back in my day" stories. I am very fortunate to still have both of my grandparents so please understand that I would treat your loved ones with the same love and respect that I give to my grandmother and grandfather. I look forward to working with you your loved ones and hope to hear from you soon! :)

I became a CNA because my great grandmother passed away in her long-term living facility due to poor malpractice. I like being a CNA because I can assist those in need while putting a smile on their faces. I have worked in a rehabilitation and living facility center for more than a year. I have volunteered for two other facilities out side of my city as well as worked with children NB-HS ages. A personal achievement I am proud of is that I have came from a very unpleasant poor past and blossomed into a very upmost successful present life leading into my future. I also hold multiple other medical licenses which are, Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, Certified Electrocardiogram Technician, Certified Phlebotomy Technician and a Certified Medical Administrative Assistant. Something about myself is that I love to learn, I've never smoked or drank and I try my best to enjoy life to the fullest with an open mind.

I'm now living here at Fort Washington Maryland. It is best to text message or email me on my email address. I became a caregiver when my parents needed my help to care for them. Both my parents got cancer that I have to care for them, in different times. Later it was my husband who needed caring because of renal failure and liver cancer. I like my chosen career, it is a skill I'm proud of. I'm from the Philippines. I married an American, came to USA and I've been here (USA) for the last 20 years. I've been a caregiver for 15 years. I'm now a widow and all my children are all grown up.

I became a caregiver when my aunt got bad off sick and I promised her I will remain helping others that are in need. I like to put a smile on their face knowing that just really care for their well being. I am proud to say I really love what I do and proud of my job and responsibilities as a caregiver. I Am 45 Years Of Age, Been Working In This Field For Over 8 Years. Engaged to be married in July lords will. Reliable, trustworthy, caring, quick learner, and listner. will go over and beyond to make sure people get treated with love and respect, will do my best to perform my duties. I am a avaliable Monday- Friday evenings and every other Saturday evenings.

Taking care of my grandmother who passed away from lung cancer is the reason why I am in the medical field. I am a Certified Medical Assistant who has the expertise of treating any one with compassion as well as a kind heart. Treating my patients like if they are my own family is what I'd want a caregiver to do with my love ones.

I am a Certified Medical Assistant. I enjoy caring for people making sure they have everything they need to make them feel comfortable and at ease regardless of there medical condition. I'm understanding good listener, patient and enjoy spending time playing games taking walks outside enjoying the weather.

I am currently a CNA and a medication aide, I have experience working with dementia patients, total care patients, I am very hardworking, easygoing, caring, always smiling, I like to learn new thing, very patient and very calm.

I first chose to be a caregiver after I realized that I love to help people. I have a huge amount of passion and empathy in helping older people keep their dignity and independence. I consider myself to be very calm, patient, loving and fun to be around. Putting a smile on a residents face is very important to me because it has to be very frustrating to ask for help or feel like you cant do something independently so, if you encourage them and remind them that its okay to ask for help, you can be a positive impact on their life and wellbeing.