This project is a final assessment that delves into the core competencies essential for a Community Health Worker (CHW), according to Massachusetts standards. The paper highlights six key competencies: patient-centered care, leadership, communication, teamwork and collaboration, system-based practice, and safety, and examines how these competencies have been strengthened through practical experience. The student details how they have applied these competencies, such as patient-centered care, which includes respecting patient decisions and utilizing psychomotor skills, and leadership, which involved guiding team members and fostering effective communication. The project also touches on system-based practice, emphasizing the identification of inefficiencies and the importance of communication with management. Furthermore, the project discusses the significance of communication skills in conflict resolution, teamwork, collaborative decision-making, and the importance of safety in patient care. The project provides a detailed analysis of the skills necessary for a successful CHW, with references to relevant literature.