Chontalle Davies
Te Kamo,Whangarei
Summary
Adept at workshop coordination and strategic planning, I leveraged these skills at Te Puna O Te Aroha Maori Women's Refuge to enhance safety and knowledge for women and children. My role as a COVID-19 Screener at Te Whatu Ora Whangarei further honed my advocacy and feedback delivery, ensuring health and safety protocols were met with precision. Resourceful Facilitator known for high productivity and efficient task completion. Specialize in effective communication, problem-solving strategies, and group management techniques. Excel in leadership, adaptability, and empathy, ensuring smooth facilitation and positive outcomes in diverse group settings. Possess ability to create engaging environments that foster learning and collaboration.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
MOJ Facilitator
Te Puna O Te Aroha Maori Women's Refuge
Regent, Whangarei
07.2024 - Current
- Facilitated workshops designed to help women develop safety boundaries for themselves and their children in group and individual settings.
- Implemented training programs to increase participant knowledge and understanding of relevant topics.
- Maintained records of attendance, participation, and other relevant information.
- Provided feedback on team performance, identifying areas for improvement.
- Assessed participant learning needs in order to tailor sessions accordingly.
- Created a safe environment for participants to express their opinions without fear of judgement or criticism.
- Organized materials and resources required for each session in advance.
- Conducted research into best practices related to the facilitation process.
- Supported learners by providing additional guidance where necessary.
- Facilitated group discussions and activities to ensure successful outcomes.
- Attended training programs.
COVID-19 Screener
Te Whatu Ora Whangarei
Maunu, Whangarei
02.2022 - 10.2024
- Managed entry points to ensure only screened individuals gained access to facilities.
- Attended training to validate or refresh basic professional skills.
- Collaborated with healthcare teams to determine needs and support daily objectives.
- Provided support to healthcare staff by answering questions and addressing concerns regarding COVID-19 screening procedures.
- Supported nursing staff in day-to-day operations.
- Sanitized screening equipment and work areas regularly to prevent contamination.
- Greeted, guided and offered assistance to patients and visitors.
- Offered protective masks and face shields to guests.
- Performed basic, non-invasive medical assistant duties.
Education
Pompallier College
WhanagreiSkills
- Feedback delivery
- Workshop coordination
- Group dynamics
- Brainstorming
- Strategic planning
- Negotiation
- Advocacy
Certification
- 101 Record base Training
- Outcomes Star Training
- Advocacy Training
- Case Note Training
- Feminism Cornerstone Training
- First Aid Level 1
- Mental Health First Aid
References - Available on Request
- Ange Neilson - Lawyer and Board member for Te Puna O te Aroha Maori Womens Refuge.
0226457528
- Deidre Te Oka Reti - Kaiwhakarite (Former colleague at Te Puna O Te Aroha Maori Women's Refuge)
0211039986
- Chenelle Peita - Kaimahi and Advocate - Te Puna O Te Aroha Maori Women's Refuge
02102547193
Timeline
MOJ Facilitator
Te Puna O Te Aroha Maori Women's Refuge
07.2024 - Current
COVID-19 Screener
Te Whatu Ora Whangarei
02.2022 - 10.2024
Pompallier College