Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Oxford - 698 caregivers found

My trait in care giving can from having a mother how had muscle dystrophy and a daughter who has CP too and I have been taking care of people all my life and I love it so much and I do a good job too not one complaint

Hi, my name is Janamia Patterson I live in Lithonia GA I have been a CNA since 2011 I have worked in nursing home ,doctors office ,hospital and home health. I enjoy helping others and learning new things about others cultures. I'm a team player, dependable and good listener

My name is Rose I have been in the industry for over 35 years I have three children , I believe my caregiving services is a call since I was a little girl I always dream to help others and taking care of them make them feels the importance of living and belong to this earth I treated them like my own family and give them all the love and respect they deserve that's what I said I have a call and I want the same treatment when I am in a position to get care for myself when I am getting older.

Love taking care of people my whole life, I always was a people person,I was told by my peers that I have a gift and that this is my calling, this is my passion, I'm proud that I have had the opportunity to work with a lot of with different cultures and experience with different kinds of patients at providence hospital for 20 years it was a wonderful experience for me and a great place to work.

I worked for the elderly for over 20 years, helping with the following: Bathing, Eating, Dressing, Hygiene, Toileting, Mobility, Exercise, Companionship, Conversation, Reminders, Interactive Hobbies, Transportation, Errands, Shopping, Appointments, Cleaning, Laundry, Meal Preparation, Special Needs/Disabilities Alzheimers/Dementia, Medication Reminders, Hospice, etc.

Love my job religious work with a full humble integrity.

I'm energetic, compassionate, empathetic and loving. I've been in the health care field for 20 years. Including Intellectual Disabilities and behavior health.

I became a caregiver because of a family member who became very ill. I became his caretaker and enjoyed taking care of him even though it was a difficult time for me. He was very comfortable with the care that was provided and it was something I knew I wanted to do from that time on. What I like most about being a Caregiver is I like to see that a patient/client is being well cared for and that I am making that happen for them. I like to see the satisfaction on their faces knowing I have done a job well done. A personal achievement I am proud of is that every patient/client that I have worked with, providing care for, was very pleased with my work and they have expressed it with words of appreciation themselves and with my supervisors. I am a person who takes my job seriously and I like to be proficient in my work. I have been in the Healthcare field for 15 plus years and am very skilled in it. I like to get the job done right the first time. I can also be humorous with the patient/client when it is appropriate to make their day a little brighter. I really enjoy working with them.

I'm a great caregiver because I care so much for my clients. I became a caregiver is when my sister opened up her personal caregiver home business and she hired me as a caregiver and I use to have to live there to take care of 6 clients that was mobile. I sometimes didn't go home for months because I cared so much about my clients. What I like about being a caregiver is being able to be an assistant to their every needs and wants and to keep them welled satisfied and happy. My personal achievement is just being there for all of them.

I am one of the most empathetic caregivers you will meet. I first became a caregiver in 2002 as an STNA with extensive training. I enjoy being able to help with ADLs , but still allowing the client/resident/patient to be as independent as possible. I enjoy helping to increase client's/resident's/patient's will to live. I will/have alway respect the client's/resident's/patient's rights and adhere to all HIPPA laws. One of my personal achievements that I am proud of is the time I changed a resident's entire temperament towards the staff by simply showing him that I actually care. He was a combative dementia patient. Being a hair stylist, I would cut his hair and line him up. The constant compliments received from the staff and residents boosted his confidence and definitely increased his will to live. Although, that was many years ago the thought of it still warms my heart.