Medical Assistant (MA) Caregivers in Ponder - 20 caregivers found

empathy and compassion. working with people in a home care setting is essential that a caregiver feels the desire to want to help. by showing both empathy and compassion. I as a caregiver will let the patient know that I care about the person and want to do what I can to help my patient. Patience is the key to being a great caregiver.

Compassionate caregiver with 9 years experience working in healthcare. I have experience ranging from Caregiving, Phlebotomy, and Medical Assisting. I'm able to provide a number of services to patients to make them feel comfortable and safe at all time. I'm very passionate about elder care. I'm culturally sensitive with the ability to provide both physical and emotional support to clients.

I have been working in the healthcare field for 20yrs, and have work and all kinds of settings with many different clients and different stages of health. I became a caregiver because I like providing companionship and getting to know people. I like seeing positive results from my clients and their family. I am proud receiving my certification in Phlebotomy, EKG, and Patient Care Technician from the University of Texas at Arlington. I am certified in CPR and First Aid. I am also National Registered Certified Medical Assistant.

Hi My name is Genesis, I am a dedicated medical professional Graduate from ATI Medical Assisting School, driven and motivated in caring for the individuals in variety of needs. Rather it's transportation to and from doctors appointments or preparing a meal, medication reminder or administering. I have been in the healthcare field over a decade. I enjoy uplifting encouraging each and every person I'm assigned to care aswell as family members.

I am a motivated Certified Medical Assistant with 8 years hands-on experience working in assisted living facilities with geriatric patients. I feel confident that my background, strong bedside manner and skill in providing high top -notch care makes me an ideal match. I have worked extensively with special needs adults, providing and documenting all personal care and rehabilitation services such as feeding, bathing, and assisting with mobility. My focus on safety and nurturing nature allows me to help boost resident morale and help them maintain dignity in times of distress. I have worked with disabled adults for more than 5 years at Flower Mound Assisted Living and strongly feel that my background would serve me well in working with residents in need of rehabilitative or general care.My dedication to delivering care and compassion to every individual I serve is evidenced by the following professional acomplishments,Patient-Centered Care, I Received a highly regarded awarded “Employee of the Year” at Flower Mound Assisted Living voted on by owner and administrater, for going above and beyond on behalf of residents and their family members. I Streamlined treatment documentation by implementing improvements to the routine forms used to track patient progress and treatments. Partnered with other nursing assistants and registered nurses to effectively track status, progress and overall well-being of patients. I also hold current AED, CPR ,BLS certifications Granted by the American Heart Association . I've continued to pursue training, opportunities, in order to stay current with the best practices. In 2009 I returned to school to become a medical Assistant, I currently hold a licence as National, as well as resigrater Medical Assistant including; spealizeING in blood draws, injections, standing in on minor surgical procedures

I have been caring for patients for the past 15 + years either in an office setting or home setting. I love my patients and care for them as family. I'm currently in the process of finishing up my bachelors degree in nursing. Ultimately I'd love to work in ICU or E.R.

Well,in my country I was a doctor and in the hospital I saw many sick elderly people and my greatest joy was when I saw a smile on the patients' faces,when I felt I could help them,that's why I want this position,I like to help the elderly,I see them become very fragile and need support and company.I would be proud to work as a caregiver and improve I am also studying nursing and caregiver would helps me a lot that nursing and nursing helps me a lot to treat with elderly.My goal is to be better every day and I want to grow with.

I have worked as a caregiver since 2006 in nursing homes, home health and Hospice. I have experience working with patients with dementia, Parkasin, cancer, stroke, Incontinence care, and more. I am also a licence medical assistant since 2015. caregiving is not just a job but it is also a passion. I love to help and make a difference in the lives of others.

Growing up I was around seniors quite often because my mother worked in nursing homes and other senior facilities. Out of 4 daughters in our family, I was always the one who wanted to tag along, go visit and even help out when I was allowed. Taking care of elders is not considered just a job to me but a pleasure. It is my pleasure to help those who are unable to help or care for themselves like they may have done before. It is my pleasure to give back to those who have given to us. I feel very comfortable around older adults. I get along with nearly everyone. Being very humble about compliments, I've been told that my personality is genuine and fun ... along with very caring, loving and compassionate. Going the extra mile is something natural for me. I do it without noticing. It is my daily prayer to help make a difference in someone's life. I take pride in the work that I do. If I don't know something I always ask. If there is overtime to be done I will do it without question. One personal achievement I am most proud of is gaining the trust of a troubled elder that was once mistreated by family members. I was able to show this elder that it's ok to need and accept help from another and get great results. I took care of my mother many years before she passed and I'd give anything to do it again. I learned many wonderful things from her. It's not that I want to walk in her shoes ... but I don't want to lose my way either.

I started working in daycares and had my own in home daycare. Then I decided to go to school for my CNA. I love taking care of people no matter what age. In 2016 I went to school for certified medical assistant. I have worked in nursing homes, hospitals, home health, and private care. I treat my patients as family and love them like they are family.