Temaleti Jordania Havea

Highly motivated graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Anatomy and a Postgraduate Diploma from the University of Otago, dedicated to a client-centered approach and fueled by a strong Pacific heritage. Committed to empowering individuals in diverse communities, I possess experience in community engagement, excellent communication skills, empathy, and trust-building abilities. Eager to contribute to a career with growth opportunities, I am an organised individual skilled at working effectively with diverse groups, offering a solid academic foundation. Raised in a Pacific cultural setting, I bring flexibility and respect to any team, making me a valuable asset. I seek a challenging career opportunity to leverage my skills and foster ongoing professional growth.

• Otago Tongan Students Association

Treasurer, Dunedin, 2018 - 2019

In this position, I was tasked with overseeing the financial operations of the student association. This involved maintaining precise records of both income and expenditures, generating monthly financial statements, and offering guidance to the executive team on budgeting and significant financial decisions. Additionally, I took on a leadership role in organising and executing the annual week-long Amatakiloa Conference, which drew attendance from over 300 Tongan tertiary students. Successfully managing this event necessitated extensive planning, fundraising efforts, effective communication, and strong leadership skills.

• Whitley Methodist Congregation

Care Assistant, New Plymouth, 02/2014 - 12/2015, 

In this position, I was responsible for providing support and care to elderly members of the Whitley Methodist Parish. This included assisting with their general and personal needs, such as visiting their homes to help with daily activities and completing various tasks. Through this role, I've developed a deep sense of empathy, compassion, and dedication to prioritising the health and well-being of patients. Additionally, it has enabled me to actively engage with the community, particularly within the elderly population. Leveraging my familiarity with Māori and fluency in Pasifika cultural contexts, I am able to interact with patients in a culturally sensitive and respectful manner, ensuring their comfort and trust in our interactions.

• Whitely Methodist Youth Committee, Executive

New Plymouth, 2012, 2015, 2020, 

In my position on the Youth Committee, my responsibilities included organising youth activities and overseeing church and community-led events. This role demanded effective planning and organization to ensure the smooth execution of these events. Within this community-focused setting, I had the opportunity to develop my confidence, sense of responsibility, and skills in team building.

Outdoor activities

Quality time with friends and family 

Camping

Cultural Events

Board games

Intellectual conversations

Journaling 

Reflections

• Ayman Al-Ibousi, Unichem Mainstreet Pharmacy CEO, (022) 359 3301
• Saane Kaufanga, Otago Tongan Students Association President, (021) 024 60615