Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Government Camp - 7 caregivers found

In 2014 I started caregiving. It wasn't something I planned on doing or dreamed about. I was in need of a job and a friend introduced me to the position. I have loved it ever since. I love getting to know people and their life experiences. Everyday is something new. All the different care plans and people are exiting to me. This helps me learn something new regularly and keep things from being mundane.

Hi I am Heather I recently returned back to my favorite career. I took a break to start my farm and it is going very well. I raise AGH pigs along with chicken of various breeds. I now have enough free time to work as a caregiver again. I have worked in facilities and in home care. Home care is my favorite because clients are able to stay in their home. I love all aspects of being a caregiver it is very fulfilling. I really enjoy being able to help others. I have my OSBN CNA license. I look forward to caring for your family.

I've been in the healthcare field for about 16 years. I have experience with elder care and DD care. I have managed group homes and started my own in home care agency. I am very passionate about what I do as I feel I was put here on earth to make a positive impact for those I serve and care for. I feel that if I can somehow make someones life more enjoyable or bring a higher level to their quality of life then I have done my job. These are our parents, grandparents, friends and family who need quality care and I know when I am with them, they are receiving genuine love and care. It brings me joy to the positive impact I make in their lives.

I have been in this field for 23 years.. I absolutely love what I do. I take pride in the fact that I can help somebody stay healthy and happy with quality care, in their own home . I began my career in my teen years, taking care of my grandparents before their passings, and knew then, that this was my calling. The relationships and bonds I have been blessed to experience and be part of is unmatchable, being such a special part of someone's life is irreplaceable to me, and something I cherish. I take my job very seriously, and safety is always of #1 importance to me, for my clients as well as myself. I am professional, a problem solver, reliable, and can work with any level of care needed as stages may progress, as I have worked with everything... from companion care all the way to end of life, and medical care such as trach's and respirators, etc, and everything in between.

Having patience, understanding and a good communicating skills are my good traits to be a successful caregiver. I like to become caregiver being in this position i can practice my passion to taking care and help them. I enjoyed because they will say thank you to you that they are satisfied to your job and they feel comfortable and safe.

I am very passionate about what I do and put all my effort into making sure that needs of the individuals I care for are full filled to the highest level possible for the situation at hand. I try my hardest to always have a positive attitude and take pride in my work. As for what attracted me to this line of work well let's just say it was thrown on my lap one afternoon and over time has become a passion of mine. I love having the ability to make others feel as though they are important and that their wants and needs are not only being heard but also being acted upon to get the results they want or need at that moment. I am a single mother to four of the most beautiful souls I have ever met. I take pride in the fact I am able to show them that hard work always pays off in the end.

I never tell my age. That's what keeps me young. I have a wonderful sense of humor, outgoing, great cook, very detailed. I'm just a happy person. I have cared for C.O.P.D., Alzheimer, Dementia, Stroke, and MS clients.