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Sidney Health Center honors employees for years of service

Published on Tuesday, March 9, 2010 3:16 PM MST

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Sidney Health Center recently recognized employees that have worked 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 and 35 years. Employees were treated to a dinner at the Sidney Country Club and given pins to honor their years of service.

“Sidney Health Center is fortunate to have so many devoted employees,” Lisa Aisenbrey, Human Resources director, said. “The employees recognized this year have worked a combined total of 675 years – that’s outstanding. Their service shows their flexibility with all of the changes that have taken place at Sidney Health Center over the years and proves their dedication to the mission and to the community. We often look to these employees to be leaders.”

One employee, Sharon Hergenrider, was recognized for her 35 years of service. She works in nursing services as a ward clerk. Another employee, Arlys Lewis, nursing services, has been with Sidney Health Center for 30 years.

The following is a listing of all employees that were recognized this year.

Employees working 25 years are Judy Carda, nursing; Cindy Christensen, Food Service; and Leila Smith, nursing.

Employees working 20 years are Donna Anvik, surgery; Greg Arneson, radiology; Wendy Frisk, environmental services; Rance Haralson, radiology; Linda Hernandez, Home Health and Hospice; Tamara Johnson, nursing; Gayle Nelson, Extended Care nursing; and Karen Schledewitz, nursing.

Employees working 15 years are Monica Baisch, pharmacy; Paula Bostrom, Home Health and Hospice; Renee Carver, nursing; Gene Delaney, Ambulance Service; Cindy Hoffman, surgery; Marilyn Olson, Human Resources; Dena Prevost, surgery; Virginia Rindahl, Extended Care nursing; Delrae Steinbeisser, Ambulance Service; and Nancy Trudell, Home Health and Hospice.

Employees working 10 years are Viola Anderson, Extended Care Rehab; Rhonda Conlin, nursing; Susan Dahl, Extended Care nursing; Erin Ellingson, pharmacy; Josh King, ambulance services; Tina Montgomery, chief financial officer; Kristen Radke, Extended Care activities; Patricia Sather, waiver; Monte Schumacher, pharmacy; and Marilee Will, admissions.

Employees working five years are Holly Abelseth, Extended Care nursing; Lisa Aisenbrey, HR administrator; Stephen Anderson, environmental services; Nanette Bergerson, respiratory therapy; Karen Bouchard, The Lodge; Rebecca Buxcel, Home Health and Hospice; Deana Carranza, business office; Maria Erz, Extended Care nursing; Mary Fay, administration; Mary Fink, Extended Care activities; Erin Hagel, Extended Care nursing; Robert Jes, engineering; Perry Kitzan, nursing; Janice Kunda, Home Health and Hospice; Lora Lange, business office; Dawn Ledahl, pharmacy; Jason Nelson, ambulance service; Crystal Strait, Extended Care nursing; Vicki Vaira, Extended Care activities; Lisa Verschoot, nursing; Lynae Volk, sleep center; Katie Whitford, Extended Care nursing; Kathy Wyman, Extended Care nursing; and Nicole Ziler, Extended Care nursing.

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