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
Craig Loveless
Chief Executive Officer
Craig Loveless joined the Rawlins County Health Center team as CEO in June 2021. Craig brings many years of rural Critical Access Hospital operations experience to his role. Prior to his healthcare career, Craig was in wealth management and law. A native of Utah, Craig received his bachelor’s in business management from Bringham Young University. He then received his Juris Doctorate from Pepperdine University. Craig began his healthcare career in operations roles and has excelled at driving growth, building strong physician and associate relationships, as well as connecting with the communities he serves.
Craig is passionate about the importance of high-quality healthcare in rural communities. He believes there is a significant connection between the hospital and the community for both to be successful both must thrive off each other.
Craig is married and has five adult children, is an avid sports fan, and he and his wife enjoy being outdoors and recreating in their spare time.
Craig is also serving as CEO for Goodland Regional Medical Center, further extending his passion for helping rural communities to have access to quality healthcare. Craig can be reached at craigloveless@Centura.org.
Administration Team
| Craig Loveless – Chief Executive Officer | Kim Sramek, RN – Director of Nursing |
| Derick Lorentz – Regional Chief Financial Officer | Heather Prideaux – Regional Controller |
| Amie Powell, RN – Clinic Administrator | Destiny Schroeder, RHIT – Information Systems Director |
| Tara Bowles, LBSW – Employee Relations Director | Ryan Marvin – Support Services Director |
| Suzanna Koel, MHA – Foundation/Communication Director | Lanee Carpenter, RN – Infection Prevention/Employee Health/Risk Manager |
| Christy Pemberton, RN – Quality Manager, Compliance Officer | Ryan Willis, PT, DPT – Ancillary Care 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.