Meet Our Team at
Village on the Park Steeplechase

Michelle, naive of Lebanon, Pa. It’s a hop, skip and a jump from the sweetest place on earth Hershey, Pa. She has been an LVN/LPN since 2007. Starting her nursing career in skilled nursing. She then transitioned to work as an LPN for the Dept. of Veteran Affairs as a night shift float nurse. Additionally, she has worked as Nurse Case Manager in Behavioral Health for the Army serving the 11ACR at Ft Irwin, Ca. She has even worked in family practice with Balboa Naval Hospital, as well as with Scripps Hospital in San Diego. Within senior living she has held the roles as Resident Care Director, Resident Service Director, Healthcare Director, and Assisted Living Director.

She enjoys learning and going to school. She has obtained the following degrees: Associates of Arts Concentration in Health Care Administration/Electronic Health Records, Bachelor of Science in Health Administration Concentration in Health Management, Masters of Healthcare Administration, and Masters of Business Administration. She also has her Assisted Living Manager Certificate.

She moved to Houston from Oceanside, Ca to be closer to family. She grew up in San Diego, Ca due to my father being in the Navy. She was your typical military brat in every way. To the point she joined the Navy just like her father, after serving 8 years she decided to change careers. Getting out of the Navy in 2006 after seeing the world.

She enjoys spending time with her partner Frank and daughters Eliza, Alyssa, and Eleigha.

Charmion has been a part of the Steeplechase family for 12 years, she started as a CNA and excelled at every opportunity given to her to grow in her career. Charmion is from Temple Texas and accredits growing up there as to why she is so strong in her values, traditions, and her spirt. She has a true servant’s heart and says that her favorite part of her job is forming a relationship with the residents and their families. They become our family. When Charmion is not at the community she loves spending time with her 10 grandchildren, cooking, and helping others. Her long-term Career goals are to return to school to pursue a nursing degree so that she can continue in her passion of helping our elder population.