I Couldn't Do Your Job, A Harbor Hospice Podcast.

Welcome back to I Couldn't Do Your Job! In this episode Cheri and Amy provide insight on the importance of human touch during end of life. From a handshake, to showing care during medical touch, this episode allows peace of mind during what can be an uncomfortable interaction with something that is so familiar to all of us.

The reality of having a loved one enter Hospice care is a powerful and emotional realization. In this episode of "I Couldn't Do Your Job" Cheri and Amy have a candid conversation with Arlene DeKam who is the Intake Supervisor of Harbor Hospice. This episode provides a beautiful sense of calm and understanding during a time that is overwhelming and filled with uncertainty.

During this episode of "I Couldn't Do Your Job" our hosts Ami and Cheri discuss the sensitive topic of loss on multiple levels that is specific to the Covid-19 pandemic. They provide helpful ways in which we can all better cope with the unexpected trauma we are all experiencing on some level.

In Episode One of "I Couldn't Do Your Job" we meet our talented and passionate hosts Cheri and Amy. This episode sets the tone for what you can come to expect from our podcast in future episodes. Learn more about Cheri and Amy from there bios here:

Cheri Montambo CHPN RN Harbor Hospice Clinical Community Liaison

Cheri has been a registered nurse with Harbor Hospice for 5 years, she is certified in Hospice and Palliative Care. Prior to Harbor Hospice Cheri worked as registered nurse in the hospital setting for 12 years. She enjoys spending time with family, being outdoors, and the Kansas City Chiefs!


Amy Geldersma, LMSW Harbor Hospice Social Work & Counseling Services Manager

Amy Geldersma is a licensed Master's social worker and has worked at Harbor Hospice for 6 years. Amy obtained her LMSW from Grand Valley State University, where she quickly discovered her passion for supporting those at end of life. She enjoys her family and the outdoors during every season.