South Lincoln Medical Center CEO Karl Sundberg welcomed attendees and thanked all the SLMC staff who helped make the idea of an urgent care center in Kemmerer a reality.
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South Lincoln Medical Center CEO Karl Sundberg is joined by new Urgent Care physician assistants Trevor Steiner and Matthew Thompson and Chamber of Commerce representative Ellen Potter at the Urgent Care grand opening celebration on Friday, Sept. 21. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
The new urgent care at South Lincoln Medical Center celebrated its grand opening on Friday, Sept. 21. The urgent care officially opened on Sept. 4. Members of the community joined with SLMC staff to tour the new facilities and learn about the urgent care. There was also a bounce house and a helicopter.
South Lincoln Medical Center CEO Karl Sundberg welcomed attendees and thanked all the SLMC staff who helped make the idea of an urgent care center in Kemmerer a reality. He introduced new SLMC physician assistants Trevor Steiner and Matthew Thomson, who will work at the urgent care. He recognized the SLMC maintenance staff — including Harvey Jackson, Derek Housley, Eli Backman and Derick Wilcox — for their renovations on the urgent care space.
Sundberg also recognized Jessie Kramer, who is the urgent care manager at SLMC.
For more information about the urgent care center, visit South Lincoln Medical Center on Facebook.
SLMC CEO Karl Sundberg recognized SLMC maintenance staff Eli Backman, Derek Housley and Derick Wilcox and Harvey Jackson (not pictured) at the urgent care open house for their work on renovating the urgent care space. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
(GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
