Meet Rehanna Munam, a familiar face at Summitcare St Marys for over 20 years. She’s more than just a physiotherapy aide; she’s a part of the glue that holds us all together. You’ll often find her lending a hand with therapy sessions, taking care of residents, and making sure everyone stays safe and sound.
Rehanna’s role is more than just a job - it’s about her passion for helping others, especially our residents who need that little extra care. Seeing the smiles on their faces is what keeps her going day after day.
What makes Rehanna really proud is seeing residents achieve their goals, whether it’s learning to walk again or feeling independent. She’s their biggest cheerleader, encouraging them every step of the way. That’s what SummitCare is all about - making lives better, one small victory at a time.
It hasn’t always been smooth sailing, especially during tough times like the COVID-19 pandemic. But Rehanna and her colleagues stuck together, facing challenges head-on to ensure everyone stayed safe and happy.
For Rehanna, what sets SummitCare apart is the sense of family among her coworkers. They’re not just colleagues, they’re more like her second family, always there to support each other through thick and thin, making work feel like a home away from home.
Over the years, Rehanna has learned a lot from the people around her, whether it’s the experienced nurses or the caring managers. Their guidance has helped her grow both personally and professionally.
One of the highlights of Rehanna’s career was being recognised twice by her managers. It was a moment of pride that inspired her to keep giving her best every single day.
Looking to the future, Rehanna dreams of becoming even better at what she does. She wants to learn new things and maybe even pursue a career in nursing someday. After all, her mission is simple - keep spreading kindness and care, making SummitCare a place where everyone feels valued and supported.
