Fahran Kohine Whippey

Dedicated and compassionate Registered Nurse (RN) with progressive career history in direct patient care, triage and care coordination in fast-paced environment. Proven to remain calm under pressure and skillfully handle difficult patients and high-stress situations. Consistently developing strong relationships with patients and families through empathetic communication, respectful attitude and excellent whanau at the centre of care.

Hardworking Registered Nurse with success providing individualized patient care.

Committed to delivering best-in-class patient care through effective education and talk therapy. Proven leadership focused on increasing and enhancing patient care and satisfaction. Streamline safety protocols for comprehensive patient care.

Compassionate Registered Nurse with experience offering comprehensive patient care in outpatient environments. Works well with diverse patient populations and fosters trusting relationships to improve outcomes. Efficiently coordinate with healthcare professionals to advance patient care.

• Collaborated with work party to create the Te Ara Tauwhirotanga Model of Care for Mental Health services in Te Whatu Ora lakes. s Values: Te Tangata, Te Taiao and Tikanga.
• Military Commendations and Certificates for service to the NZDF ( Ward Master Waouru Hospital, Development of a Military Field Hospital for Immediate Deployment.
• NZDF and Convenor representative for Football, Softball and Basketball. Chairperson for Kia toa sport. Hutt Valley 1982-1986
• Iwi Researcher and Writer for Maori Land Court and Iwi Historical stories.
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I grew up in a small rural town town called tokaanu, on the Southern shores of Lake Taupo. and yes, I had an amazing childhood raised by a village of people apart from living with cousins, Koroua, Kuia and Pakeke. , life on the Marae and catching beat up buses to go to school. What a stark difference and landscape for Rural communities now. It is extremely hard for our Rangatahi and Whanau without those values of caring, loving kindness for each other, the enviorment that provided kai, been rich and living on an oily rag.

Health and wellbeing has to extend and include, Ta tinana, Ta wairua, Ta hinengaro, ta whanau and Taiao.

So I celebrate the launching of Te Pae Tata and its unknown intensions of delivering Health Services in Aotearoa that is the Legacy of my Tupuna and my own indiginoeus space of Mauri Ora.

" E Kore tenei whakaoranga e kore ki tua o aku mokopuna"

Our grandchildren shall inherit, a better place than I inherited.