Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Fritch - 11 caregivers found

I enjoy building relationships with the patients most and being able to learn about them and be their support system. I am proud of being a CNA for 8 years since my senior year of high school. I have worked in all medical environments and have experience with all ages and all diagnosis. I'd love to help out your family and get to know the patient and take good care of them.

I am Raychel Williamson and I have been a caregiver/NA/medication aide for over 8 years now. I also have an associates degree in allied health and a bachelors degree in arts and sciences (behavioral sciences). I enjoy caring for others and improving there quality of life. I am a fun loving, caring, compassionate person. I have experience with Alzheimer's and dementia clients as well as rehabilitation therapy and care for those in rehab. I also have experience with orthopedic and cardiovascular care. I have don't home health as well as worked in assisted living, memory care, and long term care facilities.

4 year CNA. Loving, caring, and compassionate. I love making a difference, bringing a smile to my residents. A kindness in someone's day can go a long way. Making an effort to support others and help them feel loved is a great trait. I am here to make that difference in the world.

I'm a very outgoing person, I love taking care of people. I love being a CNA and I give my 100% to all patients.

I like most being a companion and it makes my heart happy to help other people

I love taking care of people! My parents both passed away and I take of others like if they was my parents or grandparents! I love seeing the residents and doing activities That they know someone loves them takes care of them!

I understand that you want to take care of your loved one at home, but there aren't enough hours in the day. Let me take care of your loved one as i would my own. I am a caregiver at heart, and truly enjoy helping people like they deserve. I have 20 years of experience as an LVN/RN.

My Journey as a CNA During my junior year of high school, my mother was diagnosed with lung cancer, and losing her had a tremendous impact on my life. I had already experienced the loss of my father when I was five years old due to complications from diabetes. Losing both of my parents at such young ages helped shape the person I am today and inspired me to make a difference in the lives of others. After graduating high school, I decided to pursue my CNA certification because I knew I wanted to care for people and make them feel loved, valued, and respected. For the past 11 years, I have been blessed to work as a CNA, providing care and comfort to those who need it most. Being a CNA is more than just a job to me; it is something I am passionate about and a way to make a positive impact on someone's life. As a mother of two children, I want to continue growing both personally and professionally. I am now working toward returning to school to become an LVN so I can further my education, expand my knowledge, and continue fulfilling my passion for caring for others. My experiences have taught me how precious life is, and I want every person I care for to feel the compassion, dignity, and kindness they deserve.

I'm a caregiver that enjoys helping others.

I have practiced nursing my whole life since my dad had a horrific accident when I was a child. I love my patients they become my family. I took on a life of sacrifice to care for others and I am passionate about the quality of care they receive.