Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Murrayville - 45 caregivers found

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY: Certified CNA. I have 9 years' experience caring for geriatric and disabled patients in healthcare/home health. Using my CNA and on the job training skills, I provide skilled maintenance, companionship and daily living support. I am very passionate about patient quality of life. COVID VACCINATED. CORE COMPETENCIES: Range of motion and walking skills; operating Covidien Kangaroo Joey Enteral Feeding Pump; applying Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO); grooming and bathing patients; documenting daily activities; trapeze bar assistance; G-J feeding tube; Rifton Pacer Gait Trainer, Sit to Stand Lift, catheter care, transferring amputee patient; general housekeeping duties; medical terminology knowledge; valid Georgia driver's license; problem solver; decision making; critical thinking; communication skills; time management; organization skills, Relias Course Training, Kindred At Home, Kinnser.net CPR Certification: First Aid/CPR/AED, American Red Cross Georgia (April 2018) and Basic Life Support - American Heart Association (Jan 2019)

Bathing grooming help dressing food shopping and preparing light housekeeping managing medication transportation mobility assistance companionship and emotional support

I have over 20 years of caregiving experience. I have worked with children and adults with many types of needs. I think that each person I work with should be treated with respect and care and want them to lead healthy active lives. I am a great caregiver because I am kind, fun, and patient.

Hello, My name is Marquasia Ingram. I'm a caregivers, I have more than 6 years of experience of providing care for patients. I enjoy spend time with my patients & being a helping hand with daily living needs. I'm currently in nursing school & I will be set to graduate next year.

LOVE HELPING PEOPLE. PERSONAL TOUCH OF MAKING A DIFFERENT. I HAVE BEEN A CAREGIVER FOR 15 YEARS AND IT"S THE MOST REWARDING CAREER. CURRENTLY WORKING AT PRIVATE RESIDENT MEMORY LOSS, ALSO AMBULATORY PATIENTS.

My name is Lauren Moore, and I have been a rehab aide and CNA for seven years. I have extensive experience caring for brain injury clients and catastrophic care clients. I possess the skills, empathy, and compassion that is necessary to care for neurological and complex client populations. I am very passionate about the clients I serve, and I would love the opportunity to care for your clients. I look forward to discussing the CNA position in greater detail with you. Thank you for your time.

My personality traits that helps me be a great caregiver is the ability to build bonds with my patients that allows them to become comfortable with me overtime . What attracted me to being a caregiver is the want/passion to becoming a nurse one day.Being a CNA is the main route of all nursing because it's simply hands on patient care work. What I enjoy most about being a CNA is the feel of being able to take care of others when they're not able to do so . A personal achievement that I'm proud of is becoming a CNA /Med tech at a young age and watching myself grown in this career field as time passes.I'm also very thankful for the opportunities and experiences that I've gotten since I choose this path .

Probably put this in the wrong section and I put it under everything I have done for Diane and Howard Reynolds the job description and it's pretty much everything I'm like your right hand or your left if you're left-handed but on that extra set of hands for the mother the professional working woman with a single dad or the kids that have the parents now and they need a break I'm your person call me.

I am a very friendly and caring person with extensive health care experience. I am looking for a transition to caregiving so I can continue to use my skills and dedication to keeping people healthy and safe.

Rest assured that if you pick me I will treat your loved ones I see if they were my own. I became a care provider because of a personal experience with my mom. I saw how dedicated they were how thorough they were and I wanted to be able to give something back. I couldn't have done anything without these caregivers, that were there for my mom, so I became healthcare provider as well. I've been in the medical field well over 30 years but there's nothing more rewarding than being able to help people who can help themselves and being able to see them go through all the positive changes.