Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Monroe - 8 caregivers found

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I love talking to residents about there past and what they did for work, have them tell me stories, I want to make there life easier

I am an experienced caregiver that is outgoing, trustworthy and honest. Communication is key, especially working in this field. I've always been drawn to caregiving since a child. I would frequently babysit family members, and some had up to 6 kids, so multitasking one of my many skills. I love the feedback and appreciation I receive from clients and their families which motivates me more to continue my work as a caregiver.

Hey! Ive been in the home health care business for some time now, its all I know. On top of going to clients homes ive also worked in the office as a supervisor for home health care. If you have any questions feel free to contact me!

My name is kristina and ive been a caregiver for just over 8 years. I have worked with a range of different people including children and adults. Ive did Alzheimer's and dementia and trachs and vents. Ive worked with feeding tubes and bearthing machines as well. I first became interested in caregiving when i was a kid. I watched my mom be a cna for 18years before becoming a nurse. I love helping others and making then feel special in their day to day life. I am a hard working single mother of 4 looking to make a big life change and come to Arizona from iowa so that the father of my children can help raise them. Im currently lookin for jobs so that i have something lined up before arriving. I am very flexible and wil consider offers for overnights and days but not 2-10 as i have children in school and i tried 2-10 but i never got to see my littles. I love being a cna and i cant wait to start nursing school!

Over the years I have supported my husband in his various church ministries. Supporting him and raising our 5 children did not allow me to have a paying job, but it has given me many opportunities to help people in all different situations. I have worked with many disabled and elderly folk. We cared for an elderly man in our home for a short time and I was with him at his death. I have helped in homes with cleaning, cooking, physical hygiene, shopping, laundry, and companionship as well as comforting the dying. I was involved with the care of my own father until his passing two years ago. My mother may soon need my care as well. Years ago, I was trained as a CNA; however, this was before the days of certification. I worked for a couple years in a nursing home and then later in a home for the developmentally disabled. It was very rewarding work, and I was able to use the experience over the years to help and encourage people in our own churches. My husband is currently unemployed, but I still have a desire to find work that would allow me to help people in personal ways. At present I am on a waiting list to take the training to become a certified nursing assistant. I am pleasant, patient, compassionate, empathetic, hard working and honest. I have great respect for the wisdom and experience of the elderly. I try to help them have as much independence and dignity as possible. I enjoy cooking, crafting, sewing and 14 grandchildren!

It is my belief that all ppl regardless of their need are intitled to the best care possible for a full recovery or in many cases a private transition into their life's end journey...dignity and respect. Being a caregiver is one of life's rewards, those needing care are greatful and I would hope that if I need care someday I would have someone like myself. As far as achievements thus far is helping extended families learn and understand what their loved one may not be able to express to them. Keeping clients on track even if they don't have improvement ...giveing tools to live life out the best way possible with encouragement.

I have been a CNA off and on for 25 plus years in both Nebraska and Iowa. I recently chose to do home healthcare because I really enjoy assisting one on one. As a caregiver I am able to really get to know the person I'm assisting. I love hearing stories my clients have told me about their lives before they were needing assistance. I am proud to be a home health care provider because it is a passion of mine to help people. And when I see a client happy because I was able to assist with things they aren't able to do for themselves anymore or just need a little assistance that makes me feel good. I follow the golden rules of dignity and respect for each client. I follow the HIPPA rules also a care plan.