Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Ridgeville - 10 caregivers found

My name is Jen, I am 28. Have 4 children and love helping others. I have been in healthcare for 5years and look forward to furthering my education.

I provide compassionate and reliable home care services help keep seniors safe and independent wherever they call home a nd to enhance the quality of life for both seniors and their families in every caregiving experience. I offer a broad range of services that can be tailored to meet your family's unique needs and preferences. While the tasks of each service might differ, the goal for all types of care remains the same: To enhance the lives of seniors and their families. I help seniors cope with their condition while maximizing their capabilities I can help meet a variety of care needs related to Alzheimer's disease, dementia, arthritis, Parkinson's, diabetes, depression, and other conditions. I have over 10 yrs of experience caring for seniors and their families. I have provide the highest quality of care--the kind of care we would want for our own parents, spouse or grandparents. I am committed to not just capable care, but compassionate care and along with Companionship that we all need. Here are some basic caregiver job responsibilities: Change linens and make beds Prepare and plan meals (including clean-up) Help with walking and light exercise Plan ahead for future meals, check expiration dates on food Do laundry (may include light ironing) Light housekeeping duties (such as vacuuming and dusting) Assist with dressing, grooming and bathing Take out the trash Run small errands (pick up prescriptions, go to the bank, etc.) Remind when to take medications Engage in mental and physical exercises Escort to appointments (doctor, physical therapy, hair salon, etc.) Organize mail and maintain a schedule/calendar Escort to religious services Engage in regular activities (talking, games, etc.) Provide companionship Record daily care notes Make note of any significant changes in the client to the agency/service

From the moment I graduated high school, all I have wanted to do is take care of people. I have 13 years experience as an EMT, 22 years experience working on homecare, 2 years experience in surgery, and 7 years experience in Otolaryngology (Ear, Nose, Throat specialty). I also have over 2 years experience teaching both the administrative and clinical sides of the Medical Assisting program. I love taking care of people and working independently. The satisfaction I feel knowing I made a difference in someone's life is invaluable to me. I love all of my career choices. Together, all of my experience has made me a very patient, knowledgeable, and well-rounded health care professional.

I became a caregiver because I adore the elderly. I have learned so much from them in the past 3 years. I just cannot get enough of them! I enjoy their company more then anyone else I am around. i love the stories they share, and hey always put a smile on my face. I love being a caregiver because I know I am great at my job, and I love doing it at the same time. I couldnt ask for a better job than this! I am so proud that I have grown into who I am today. I wouldnt be were I am at if it werent for my residents. They are all family to me!

I GENUINELY LOVE THE HEALTH FEILD AND TAKING CARE OF PATIENTS. I HAVE HELPED MY FAMILY TO TAKE CARE OF OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS SINCE I WAS YOUNG AND STILL DO SO TO THIS DAY. I PRIDE MYSELF IN HELPING OTHERS THAT ARE LESS FORTUNATE THAN ME BECASUE YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN YOU YOURSELF MAY BE IN THE SAME SITUATION. I BELIEVE THAT WITH MY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, MY COMPASSION, MY TEAMWORK SKILLS AND MY PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS THAT I WOULD BE AN ASSET TO YOUR FACILITY AND YOUR PATIENTS.

I became a CNA because one day I hope to achieve my goal in becoming a Registered Nurse. The one thing I love about being a caregiver is that I get to help people who cannot help themselves any longer. There is just something about it that makes me feel amazing at my job! I'm proud of myself for being able to do this job as a caregiver because not a lot of people can handle all of the work and some of the stress (emotion & physical) that come with the job as a caregiver. I'm 24 years old. I've been a CNA for 3 1/2 years and I've loved every day of it! I have 2 children that I raise daily to be responsible adults one day. My family is everything to me & so is my job!

I became a caregiver because I love to help other people. I feel as if I can give back to somebody who absolutely needs it. I am proud of the work I do. I feel as long as my clients are happy then im happy. I have been a cna for about 2 1/2 years now. I am looking forward to going back to school to become a registered nurse.

1. I became a caregiver because at the age of 7 my father needed caregivers. I saw how much they helped my family and wanted to help others families as well. 2. I love seeing how happy I make my patient by little things. I love being able to help someone in need. 3. I have worked my way up from doing fast food to being able to be a CNA all while in high school. I then worked full time as a CNA my senior year of high school as well as finished high school with a 3.0. 4. I am currently attending Ivy Tech Community College to pursue a degree in Health Care Support. I absolutely love the medical field.

I started learning that I wanted to help at 12. My grandfather had a massive stroke the day I was born. By the time I was twelve I was helping in all aspects of his care. I became a CNA at 19 and worked for several years in different nursing homes and private care. Then I changed to being a CMA in a doctors office. When my children were little I then decided to be a cook for part time and now my last is graduated and I still love helping others. I have now decided to get back into the profession.

I have been a caregiver for many years. I enjoy knowing that I can help somebody who needs it. I take pride in my work and have always believed that how my patient feels and appears reflects off me. I have never made my patient feel like just a job. I listen and care for them 100%. I feel that I am very good at what I do and maybe it has to do with me having children and being their caretaker. I also put myselt in the patients shoes and know what I would want and try my best to keep them safe and happy. I really would love to talk with you about the position. Thank you