Jaime Page brings extensive experience in social work across multiple settings, including clinical practice, agency leadership, supervision, higher education as a social work professor, policy development, and advocacy. Her professional work with underserved individuals and families is a central source of purpose and fulfillment.
Jaime has worked in organizations that prioritize services for Native Hawaiian and African American/African communities and considers her current work with Native American communities a professional honor. Her experience spans a broad range of populations, including individuals experiencing homelessness, those involved in the jail or prison system, and individuals engaged in substance use treatment programs.
Background
Languages
English
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from San Diego State University, Master of Social Work from the University of Hawaiʻi, and Doctor of Philosophy in Social Welfare from Stony Brook University in New York
Interests
Nature, Camping, Watersports, Arts and Crafts, Travel, Music
Ethos
"I have a holistic approach to working with folks. I care about their health, mental health, relationships, family, home life, work life, spirituality, rights, and everything that is important to them."
