Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Stockton - 21 caregivers found

I feel it's very important to help keep ones dignity along with self confidence. I try to treat others the way I would like my loved ones treated. I'm patient, caring, compassionate, punctual, honest, detailed oriented, well groomed, clean, reliable. I enjoy keeping a client active as long as it is safe. I have served people in the community & through religious callings. I've envolved my children when they were young so they'd be comfortable serving others as well. I became a caregiver because I need to work and I want to enjoy working. I feel I have contributed in helping many enjoy life no matter the circumstances.

Hello, I'm tayvia I have been doing this type of care for about 6 years now. I absolutely love helping people in need. I wanted to help people since my grandparents were my entire world and I got to help and be there for there last time here on earth and that when I realized that I love helping people.

I i started that kind of job when my mom have strokes two time n it's really bad.n only me not work that time.i move take care my mom cleaning take her shower cook n cleaning take her outside feat her.turn her every time excercise her.change her diaper.for 5yrs then she pass away,then i take care my dad do the same thing to my dad for 3 years my dad pass away.for that moment i like to do the same thing to everyone they need help.everytime when you I m do the other people i click to my mine my parents n i need to do the same thing i feel that my mom n my dad i have more love respect n treat them good n make them happy.that y i like to do that kind of job the love that have.to my parents i need to share other people.

Have been a CNA for about 6 years now. I initially wanted to be a nurse, but being a D1 student-athlete at Weber State, the clinical hours of nursing and the demands of softball did not work . I love relationship building and companionship as a CNA, that is what makes it all worth it. I recently received my B.S in Healthcare Service Administration and am pursuing a dual master's degree of healthcare and business administration.

I have been a caregiver for almost 25 years. I was a member of a religious congregation for 23 years. Our main mission is to care for the Elderly in Skilled Nursing and Assisted Living facilities own by the Congregation. Caring for the Elderly and the sick becomes second nature to me because in my culture (Samoan) it is a blessing to be able to care for our own elderly parents. I love doing the same to others. Last year, my dad was very sick and couldn't walk. I decided to leave the Congregation to care for him who is now able to carry out ADLs by himself, praise God!! I must say, being a caregiver gives me special satisfaction and fulfillment. It is life giving, making other people's lives better. FYI, I do have all the necessary requirement but could not upload them on the site: CPR, First Aid, Background Check, Fingerprints both Federal and Health, TB Test negative, Driving Record Report,..

I've worked in hospitals most of my life. It's something that I've always loved to do. Knowing I can make someone feel comfortable is something that satisfies me personally.

Most I enjoy being and caregivers is you get to work one on one with each other, I always enjoy helping people, and kind heart for people I sometimes go out of my way for them

I am a pre-med student at the University of Utah and am passionate about health, wellness, and service. I have extensive experience as a private home health aid and I am dedicated to delivering quality care.

I love to be a CNA because I love to help people, What I like from my work it's to talk with my residents about when they were Young they have amazing stories to tell you, You can spend hours with them , Talking walking, cooking,or whatever, they are a very good people

Hello, I'm Daniela. I have 14+ years experience working with disabled and elderly care, I'm also a student going to the nursing program to be a RN. I did work for 8 years for Foundations for Independence taking care of people with cerebral Palsy, after that I've been doing home care, have experience with MS, diabetes, brain atrophy, Parkinson disease, dementia, etc... I was with my clients until their last days. I'm kind and caring, reliable, usually flexible with schedule, I love helping people, I have my own transportation and good references.