Dani joined the team in February 2022, armed with a double degree - a Bachelor of Health Science & Bachelor of Nursing. Dani has worked in Urgent Care for a few years & brings a great attitude and positive vibes to team MaxCare.  

Coming into a smaller primary care practice like MaxCare, is so different from Urgent Care.  Nurses need to do everything to support the GP's.  This makes you become an all-rounder practice nurse which has allowed me to expand my knowledge in the day-to-day operations of a minor primary care clinic.” Dani hopes to pass as much knowledge to the nursing team here at MaxCare and to ensure that our patients are well taken care of.

Saia began his journey with MaxCare Medical Centre as a casual nurse and joined the team full- time in December 2021. Saia enjoys the diverse patient ethnicities and says no two days are alike here at MaxCare Medical Centre. This is a bonus for me if I can make a difference with our patients.

Saia also specialises in Mental Health – something that is not commonly spoken about amongst our Pasifika patients but something that more people is aware of since the Covid-19 lockdowns. Mental Health affects everyone. We must check in on our family and friends from time to time to ensure they are ok. Checking in with people can make all the difference.

Helping our Pasifika patients means a lot to Moka.  Hailing from Niue, Moka has seen what it is like to work in the Pacific with minimal resources and making do with what you have on the ground. Moka joined the MaxCare team in 2019 with a wealth of experience to support our patient base.  

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Seeing the wide range of ethnicities here at MaxCare, makes me determined to do better.  NCD's is huge in the Pacific, and we need to educate our people to be aware. I am grateful to the MaxCare team for the professional development opportunities to further my skills for the people.

Clemency joined the team at MaxCare  in March of 2023. She comes with 36 years experience and a Bachelor of Nursing and a Master’s in Health Practice with honours.  Clemency is passionate about nursing and believes in professional development, effective & efficient customer service and public relation skills is important in her role as a Registered Nurse. 

A people-centered approach is what Clemency believes in rather than following routine guidelines.  "Everyone is different so how we deliver our message to the patients is important.  I believe empowering people with knowledge about their own health care is very important, as this allows them to look after themselves better.

Joshleen came to MaxCare as a graduate nurse and was part of the NETP programme that supports graduates with professional development to transition from a student graduate to a registered nurse.  Joshleen graduated from this programme in August 2022.

Joshleen is passionate about caring for our Maori and Pacific Island communities. “Being a part of the MaxCare team, I want to do my part as a Registered Nurse to improve the health outcomes of the Maori and Pacific Island communities in which we serve.

Satendra hails from Fiji, and has been with the team since October 2022.  He is currently completing his training to become a NZ Registered Nurse. 

Saten enjoys working with the team and is learning a lot on the job to help towards completing his studies.

Fano has been with the team since December 2021, where he started off as a Part time Medical Receptionist during study breaks.

Fano has now moved to a Health Care Assistant role as of July 2023 as it complements his Nursing Studies 

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Fano is grateful to the team at MaxCare for always supporting him throughout his studies