About Us
Our Mission
Hospital Mission Statement
To improve the health and quality of life of the individuals and communities we serve.
Our Vision
To Set the Standard for Patient-Centered Quality Healthcare.
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Administrator Corner
Josh Neff, VP Integration & Rural Health, Centura Health
Interim Chief Executive Officer
Josh serves as enterprise Vice President for Centura Health, leading the integration of hospital acquisitions as well as the rural health network and initiatives for the System. Josh oversees an amazing team of rural healthcare CEO’s, finance and operations executives who live to achieve whole person, connected care, in our rural markets across Colorado and Kansas.
Prior to this role, Josh began his career with Centura Health as Vice President of Business Development serving in a dual role of operations and business development for Porter Adventist Hospital. With his Business Administration degree from Tarleton State University and Master’s in Organizational Leadership from the University of Oklahoma, Josh has served in non-profit healthcare leadership positions for over 17 years.
Currently, Josh is also serving as Interim CEO for Rawlins County Health Center and Goodland Regional Medical Center, further extending his passion for helping rural communities to have access to quality healthcare.
Administration Team
| Josh Neff – Interim Chief Executive Officer | Kim Sramek – Director of Nursing |
| Derick Lorentz – CFO NW Kansas Managed Hospitals | Heather Prideaux – Chief Financial Officer |
| Jennifer Hurst – Chief Operations Director | Destiny Schroeder – Information Systems Director |
| Tara Bowles – Employee Relations Director | Ryan Marvin – Support Services Director |
| Suzanna Koel – Communications/Foundation Manager | Lanee Carpenter – Infection Prevention/Employee Health/Risk Manager |
| Christy Pemberton – Quality Manager |
Rawlins County Health Center – History
Rawlins County Health Center History
Rawlins County Hospital began as an idea that originated in the Atwood Rotary Club through the untiring efforts of Dr. C.E. Henneberger, M.D. The facility opened in 1950 as Rawlins County Hospital. The hospital was leased to and operated by the Sisters of St. Joseph until 1969 when Rawlins County Hospital, Inc., a private, non-profit corporation was formed for the purpose of leasing and operating the hospital.