Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Montclair - 787 caregivers found

I am excited to be considered for the open position of caretaker that this company has posed. Over my long career in the maintenance. I began working in caretaking more than three years ago, during which time I have advanced to hold more sophisticated. I became a caregiver, because I saw how much a home health aide helped my grandmother through her cancer, it inspired me to help others and give back to the community. I am currently a full-time student athlete at the University of Cal State LA. I enjoyed being a caregiver because it gives you the opportunity to learn about people, and their different backgrounds. My biggest achievement thus far would be me starting a mental health group at my university and letting thousands of students talk to me when things are rough. I went through depression and once I was okay I realized how many people suffer in silence and it was my duty to help bring awareness and make sure students had the resources to keep a good state of mind.In my current position, I maintain an efficient and organized work mentality as I assist in the care of several patients, dealing with mental health illnesses, chronic diseases, dementia, Alzheimer's, disabilities and etc. I have a knack for problem solving and work well independently and with little oversight. I am compassionate, outgoing, and resourceful. I am a self-starter and excel at housekeeping, engaging clients with light activities, and meal preparation. I am familiar with caregiver protocols and learn new procedures quickly. I hope to contribute to your patient care goals.

I become a caregiver taking care of my father his last 3 years, to know better about his illness I read books, interview friends who work on that field ( dementia), after my fathers passed , I descide to learn more about mental illness. And find a job as a profesional caregiver. Took courses and read books about Dementia and Alzheimer's illness. Then I knew that we need to be prepared and accept changes in life. I learned that elderly needs more patience, compassion and respect . Is not easy for family members like I did experience to accept or understand this changes. I fell in love taking care of elder people. And everyday I want to be better in that field and give the best of me with love and compassion.

I love helping others. I enjoy making my clients happy! I am proud to become a nurse while still helping ass a caregiver

I like to be useful to others that I serve. I enjoy assisting all different types of people, I am very patient and I love what I do. I am also trustworthy and reliable.

I've been a caregiver for 35 yrs. I started in this field when I was just 17. I love what I do. I come from a medical family and decided at a very young age that I wanted to be a doctor or nurse. I specialize in geriatric dementia and Alzheimers care. Every client needs to know they're truly cared for on every level with love, patience, and kindness. I enjoy learning from them ... they often have amazing histories, stories and lessons to share.I'm often with my clients for the duration of their lives.

Hi, my name is MaryLou. I live in Salinas, CA. I have 14 years experience.

I started caregiver interview when I was 18 years old and loved it.

What makes me a great caregiver? I'm an altruistic person, I really enjoying helping others, it makes me happy, and this is the reason I became a caregiver. I am highly trained, reliable and able to offer a variety of services. I understand how important it is to respect my patient's privacy and dignity. My biggest acompleshiments is helping others with love!

I'm a loving caring and patient person to taking care of a elderly people . It was like I taking care of my own parents or grandparents. My achievement to make the elderly can enjoy their lives on their own home sweet home .

Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Antoinette Perez and I have approx. 20 years plus of experience as a Caregiver, Personal Care Assistant, Caregiver Coordinator, Caregiver Manager and references to go along with my experience. I have worked with clients who have needed assistance with Dementia/Alzheimer's, Bedbound, Post Surgery (leg, knee replacement, heart back surgeries), Incontinence care, Hospice, Trach care, transfers, meal preparations, Physician appts, medication pick up, activities of daily living. Feel free to contact me and leave a message @ 951-823-2366.