Medical Assistant (MA) Caregivers in Aubrey - 20 caregivers found

empathy and compassion. working with people in a home care setting is essential that a caregiver feels the desire to want to help. by showing both empathy and compassion. I as a caregiver will let the patient know that I care about the person and want to do what I can to help my patient. Patience is the key to being a great caregiver.

What made me want to be a caregiver and take care of people was being able to for connections and friendships with them. i was my grandmothers caregiver for 2 years before getting into the health care and being able to make help and care for someone brightened up my day! being that i'm a very personable person i find it very easy to connect with new people. Seeing that i have made someone's day a little bit easier is what makes being a caregiver worth it !

Compassionate caregiver with 9 years experience working in healthcare. I have experience ranging from Caregiving, Phlebotomy, and Medical Assisting. I'm able to provide a number of services to patients to make them feel comfortable and safe at all time. I'm very passionate about elder care. I'm culturally sensitive with the ability to provide both physical and emotional support to clients.

My name is Kayla Searcy and I have a passion for helping others. My warm personalality sets me apart from other caregivers. I've been wanting to be a caregiver since I was a little girl. My grandmother worked in a nursing home when I was a kid and her compassion inspired me. She was a LVN. The connection with my patients is what I like most about caregiving. It's more than a job to me. I'm most proud of how I stepped out on my own to be a Private Caregiver and not letting anything defeat me.

I am a dedicated caring women who is responsible and efficient. Being a recent gradute of Carrington College I am knowledgeable in the medicial field and I am a medical assistant. I have 2 years experience working as a caregiver.

I believe I am a great caregiver because I truly love taking care of others! I try to help as little as possible in certain areas, to let them still feel as independent as possible, being there when needed, and I believe it is their time to be pampered and spoiled. I think what I enjoy the most about being a caregiver is that I can make their lives a little easier and give the family's some comfort knowing that their loved ones are with someone that truly enjoys their job and " will take care of them as they would". What personal achievement I am proud of is completing school last year. It was worth it, and I enjoyed it so much I have returned to school to become an Activity Care Professional so that I may continue my journey with the elderly. It also showed me, I'm in the right place-helping the elderly. I am a Nationally Registered Certified Medical Assistant,(NRCMA) ; and when I complete the program I am in now, I will be an Activity Care Professional, (ACP) and a Certified Nurses Assistant, (CNA); and I am CPR/BLS Certified. Also, have completed Covid19 awareness and safety classes and an additional 25 online courses at Care Academy. I have had both doses of the Covid 19 vaccine.

I am a motivated Certified Medical Assistant with 8 years hands-on experience working in assisted living facilities with geriatric patients. I feel confident that my background, strong bedside manner and skill in providing high top -notch care makes me an ideal match. I have worked extensively with special needs adults, providing and documenting all personal care and rehabilitation services such as feeding, bathing, and assisting with mobility. My focus on safety and nurturing nature allows me to help boost resident morale and help them maintain dignity in times of distress. I have worked with disabled adults for more than 5 years at Flower Mound Assisted Living and strongly feel that my background would serve me well in working with residents in need of rehabilitative or general care.My dedication to delivering care and compassion to every individual I serve is evidenced by the following professional acomplishments,Patient-Centered Care, I Received a highly regarded awarded “Employee of the Year” at Flower Mound Assisted Living voted on by owner and administrater, for going above and beyond on behalf of residents and their family members. I Streamlined treatment documentation by implementing improvements to the routine forms used to track patient progress and treatments. Partnered with other nursing assistants and registered nurses to effectively track status, progress and overall well-being of patients. I also hold current AED, CPR ,BLS certifications Granted by the American Heart Association . I've continued to pursue training, opportunities, in order to stay current with the best practices. In 2009 I returned to school to become a medical Assistant, I currently hold a licence as National, as well as resigrater Medical Assistant including; spealizeING in blood draws, injections, standing in on minor surgical procedures

Zeal to show Care/companionship for those in need of helping hand either in old Age or Special Ones. I find it to be a great priviledge caring for others. I Enjoy caring for elderly ones, seeing them makes me imagining that someday, i might be in this age if its Jehovah's will, And i will need someone to care for me too. Its makes me Proud that i have the priviledge to care for others "Whatever you find your hand doing Do it Well" ..!!

I have been in the medical field for over 21 years. I have a passion for what I do and pride myself on enriching the lives of my clients. I love my career and the fact I can actually see and feel that I have made a positive impact on someone's life.I have extensive experience having worked with patients with many various ailments from Alzheimer's,dementia ,stroke,cerebral palsy,muscular dystrophy,multiple sclerosis, COPD,congestive heart failure,cancer,ventilation,TBI,paraplegic,wound care,palliative and hospice care , experience with documenting and filing long term insurance claims...etc I have excellent references which I would love to share with you. On a personal note I lost both my mother and sister to cancer in 2006 & 2008, I was the sole caregiver for both with the assistance of hospice in my home. I understand that it can feel very intrusive and stressful needing to have strangers in your home to help meet your needs or your loved ones needs. I strive to be as empathetic as possible by respecting and emulating the way you manage your household.Please contact me to determine if I would be a good fit for you.

My name is Cassandra and I have been a medical assistant for about 21 years and a certified nursing assistant for 16 years. I have experience in hospital settings and clinics, from Oncology, Medical Surgical ,PCU and ER.I currently work at Texas Health hospital as a Patient Care Technician on the Medical Surgical unit. The main reason why I wanted to work in the healthcare field was to be able to help others. As a teenager, I was responsible for taking care of my grandparents when they were ill with cancer. I knew then, that was my calling to work with the public or do everything I could to make their lives a little bit happier. One of my personal achievement, was going back to school in my late 30's. My daughters were older( 11 & 16) when I went back to school at the age of 39. I was a little afraid in the beginning but after a few weeks, I was able to manage my time as a wife,mom and student.This summer (2015) I will be graduating with my A.A.of Arts degree from Collin College.When I'm not attending school part-time, I scrapbook and create slideshows for different occasions like family reunion, birthday parties, graduations and baby showers.