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As a part of our Leadership Team, QVMC
is proud to share with you a few of our staff members.

Connie Hubbell
Director of Nursing
Raised in Montana on
a ranch, 4 children, 8 grandchildren. I began my career as a Director of
Nursing in the Long Term Care setting in 1990. After 10 years I became a
traveling consultant for Montana Health Network facilities that were
having survey issues. While on assignment to a “very challenging”
facility, I met and worked with Medhi Merred. Our work together was very
successful and enjoyable. I hoped that one day we could work together
again. In 2004, I quit traveling and went to work in Saint Vincent’s
Hospital, and shortly after received a call from Medhi as he was looking
for a DNS. My decision to come was made quickly; I packed up my Mom and
Dad and we all moved to Quincy.

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As a part of our Leadership Team, QVMC is proud be to associated with these fine community members. We are proud to present the
CEO, Commissioners and Foundation Board Members of our organization.
Chief Executive Officer
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Mehdi Merred, QVMC Administrator
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Mehdi has a
Master Business Administration in Marketing and Decision
Science and over 6 years of administrative experience.
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Mehdi is the
previous CEO of Dahl Memorial Hospital. A medical complex
which included a Critical Access Hospital, a 22-bed
long-term care unit, a retail pharmacy, a rural health and a
fully integrated ambulance service. Mehdi was able to
increased profitability by 186% in 2 years during his stay
at Dahl.
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Mehdi was also
the CEO of Gordon Memorial Health Services, (Gordon
Nebraska) which is an integrated delivery system of an acute
Critical Access Hospital, a surgery clinic, 2 rural health
clinics, a 40-bed long-term care Facility, a 6-unit assisted
living and physical therapy. Mehdi was able to increased
profit gain by $1.2 million while increasing employees’
satisfaction in 11 months.
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Mehdi brings to
QVMC expertise in surgery center management and a new vision
centered around quality healthcare, patients safety,
financial stability and team spirit.
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Hospital Board of Commissioners
Don Condit Donald E. Condit is currently serving as chairman of the Quincy Valley Medical Center board of commissioners. Mr. Condit is a graduate of California State University at Los Angeles majoring in Accounting. His professional experience includes twenty seven years in public accounting, seventeen years as a partner in accounting and auditing, seven years as
a CEO of a manufacturing company and five years as CFO for two public companies. His professional experience focused on accounting, finance, administration and operations. Mr. Condit background includes operating, installing and upgrading accounting systems and streamlining manufacturing operations and controls for enhanced profitability. He has served on numerous civic boards including two United Way boards, three Girls Scouts boards, two community associations boards, and is currently on the board of directors for the Quincy Valley Kiwanis. Mr. Condit retired in 2001 and enjoys golf, fishing, traveling, as well as working with the executive team of the Quincy Valley Medical Center. Four grandchildren keep Don and his wife Ann very busy following their soccer, baseball, ice skating, and basketball. | |

Randy Zolman
Randy R. Zolman is
currently holding Position 1 of the Quincy Valley Medical
Center Board of Commissioners. Dr. Zolman completed his
undergraduate studies at Central Washington University, majoring
in Microbiology and minoring in Chemistry. Dr. Zolman received
his Doctorate from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1992, was
certified in Chiropractic Extremities in 1996 and opened a
private practice in Quincy in 1992.
Running a private
practice in the state of Washington, Dr. Zolman deals with many
of the same issues facing the Hospital, helping give him
insight to different perspectives important in the decision
making process.
Dr. Zolman has been
involved in Quincy emergency services since 1979 when he started
as a fireman with Grant County Fire District #3. He was
certified as an EMT in 1981 and held that certification until
1992 when he received his Doctorate. Dr. Zolman was a member of
the Quincy Valley Ambulance Crew from 1981 – 1992 and was
certified as an EMT instructor from 1984 – 1989. Today he
continues to serve the community as Grant County Fire District
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Robert Poindexter
Robert has been
married for forty two years. He and his wife Sandy have two
children, Tonia who lives in Peteluma, CA. and two boys, Robert
who lives in Mesa, AR. and has three boys. Their ages range
from seven the youngest to nineteen the oldest.
Robert has
served on the Board of Commissioners for the Quincy Valley
Medical Center for four years and is currently running for
re-election this November 2007.
Robert has been
active in the Christian Ministry since 1972 where he was
employed in his first church as a student minister. Robert
served in the U S Army, first as an enlisted non-commissioned
officer and later following his graduation from seminary as a
chaplain, serving a total of over 10 years. Robert holds a
Master's in Divinity and a Master's of Arts in counseling
psychology. Robert has served the Quincy Community Church as
pastor for the last ten years.
Robert
worked for the Quincy Valley Medical Center as a social worker
in the First Steps Program becoming its co-coordinator its final
year of existence. He also worked as a social worker for the
Aging and Adult Care of Central Washington until taking
early/partial retirement in 2006. Robert continues to serve the
Quincy Community Church part-time as its pastor and doing Anger
Management Training for the Prosecuting Attorney's office of
Grant County.
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Anthony Gonzalez
Anthony
Gonzalez is the secretary of the board and is approaching his fourth
year of a six year term on the board of commission.
Anthony
was born in our very hospital, raised and graduated from Quincy.
He and his wife Tina have three children and together enjoy camping,
fishing and are active in 4-H. Anthony is a Washington State
Trooper with 18 years of service to the state. He is
co-owner of Columbia Ridge Cattle Company and is co-owner of Sage
Hills Development a home building company.
Anthony
is a member of St Pius X Catholic Church, Quincy Rotary, Moose
Lodge 1925 and long time member of Lakeview Golf and Country Club.
He is passionate of the medical center and strives to make it a
viable business and continued asset to our community. | |

Darrell Van Dyke
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Foundation Board Members  |
Larry Aliment, President (10/06-10/07)
Larry Aliment, a
1962 graduate from Kent Meridian High School was employed in various
service and sales positions throughout the 1960's to the 1990's.
He successfully managed sales in Bremerton and Auburn for Armstrong
Homes. Subsequently he became field coordinator and executive
sales manager for City Transfer, Inc., a Puget Sound heavy
equipment/sand & gravel company where he was responsible for
management of 175 truck drivers. Owning property near Quincy since
1987, he and his family became full time residents in 2002.
Larry's volunteer activities include membership in Quincy Rotary for
5 years, President of the Quincy Valley Medical Center Foundation,
assistant coach for the Quincy High School Boy's Golf Team and
Advisory Committee for the Quincy School District Board. Larry
is currently a Windermere Realtor specializing in recreation
properties in the Central Basin. He and his wife have 4 children and
3 grandchildren.
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Mark Call, Vice-President Mark graduated in Pharmacy from NDSU in 1948 after serving 4 years in the Army as a Medic. He came to Pasco, Wa. in 1949 and managed Jordon's Drug for 3 years. In 1952 Mark moved to Quincy and opened Charlie Brown's Bi-Rite, working there until 1956. Mark opened "Call's Drug" in 1956; was on the Quincy Valley Hospital Board and helped start and open the hospital in 1959. He took care of the hospital pharmacy until retiring from pharmacy in 1996. Since that time, he has been a member of the Quincy Valley Hospital Foundation.
Mark is active in Rotary and is the only charter member remaining of the original membership; he is also a member of St Paul Lutheran Church. He has seen many changes in Quincy and is very proud of our Hospital and medical facilities. | |
David Thomsen, Treasurer
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Dalene Kunkel, Secretary
Dalene graduated
from Quincy High School in 1977 then from Central Washington
University in 1988 with a degree in accounting. She is currently
employed by LeMaster & Daniels as a CPA for the past 20 years
and serves as the Secretary for the Hospital Foundation.
Dalene has been
married to her husband Larry for 25 years and they have three
children, all born in the Quincy Hospital. Their children are
very active in sports (basketball and track) and she enjoys
cooking and gardening.
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Verna Teeter, Director
Verna Teeter is a twenty five year resident of Quincy. Currently she is newly retired from a twenty year career at Quincy Valley Medical center where she served as a childbirth educator, social services director and quality improvement coordinator.
Verna has a masters degree in counseling psychology and until retirement has been actively involved in the administrative team at the hospital. She has been a foundation member for approximately 5 years and is passionate about the success of the hospital and health care for the community. | |
Jack Tobin, Director
Jack Tobin was
born in Lewiston Idaho and lived in Spokane Washington were he
attended Catholic elementary school. Jack then moved to Idaho where
he graduated from High school.
Drafted into the
Army at the end of WW2, Jack was trained as an electrician. At the
end of his tour, Jack attended collage in Chicago and the University
if Idaho majoring in Electrical Engineering were he
met his wife Mary. They
were married in 1949.
Jack and his wife moved
to Quincy in 1955 and started Tobin Electric, an electrical
contracting and sales company. Tobin Electric is the oldest
continuing business in Quincy. Jack and Mary have two son's, Pat &
Greg who are currently managing the business. Jack is still and
active part of the day-to-day activities.
Jack and Mary have seven
(7) children who all attended Quincy schools and went on to college.
Jack is a member of the Quincy Rotary, the American Legion, the
Quincy Valley
Hospital Foundation and St Pius X Catholic Church.
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Ron
Stadig, Director
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Nancy Schanze (10/06-10/08)
Nancy’s family moved
to Quincy in 1965. She is a 1978 graduate of Quincy High School
and a 1982 graduate of Gonzaga University with a B.A. in
History.
Nancy has been
employed by the City of Quincy since 1992 and currently serves
as the Deputy Finance Officer/Deputy Clerk since 1996. Nancy
started as a volunteer with Quincy Valley Ambulance Service in
1988 and now works Per Diem as an EMT-Intermediate/Airway for
the service.
She also served from
1994 to 1996 as a Grant County Hospital District #2 Commissioner
and she believes in the success of the hospital. Nancy’s
husband, Todd, a paramedic, and her daughter, Dana Smith, an EMT-IV,
also work Per Diem for the ambulance service and are dedicated
to serving the community and Quincy Valley Medical Center. In
addition to the hospital, Nancy has been involved with coaching
AAU basketball, stats for QHS sports, supporting youth programs
and enjoys music.
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Michele
Wurl,
Executive Director
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