ADAMS COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT #2



 

 

Dr. Robert C. Hicks, C.O.O. Coast to Coast Health Care Services

 

Dr Hicks graduated from University of Dallas with a B.S. in Biochemistry  and received his M.D. from University of Texas Southwestern Medical School.  Dr. Hicks has over 17 years of Emergency Department experience and is also Coast to Coast's Chief Operations Officer. He now lives in Little Rock, Arkansas with his wife Charnie, and their youngest daughter.  Dr. Hicks has 6 children and 6 grandchildren. 

"I'm so happy to be part of Coast to Coast's management team and to be able to help bring a better life style to our providers, a better staffing solution to our partner hospitals and great medical care to our rural patients."

Dr. Paula Silha, C.A.M.  Northwest Region for Coast to Coast Health Care Services

 

Paula Silha graduated from the University of Washington Medical School in 1997. She is board certified in Family Practice and board eligible in Emergency Medicine. For the last ten years, she has worked in Spokane, Washington as an emergency room physician. Her first 5 years were spent working in a level 2 trauma center at Deaconess Emergency Room and her last five years have been spent at Valley Hospital, a level 3 trauma center.

She is very family centered and spends most of her free time hanging out with her family. Paula grew up in a rural town in Idaho and had a lifelong dream of working as a "Country Doc."

Dr. Maura Manning, C.A.M. Mid West Region for Coast to Coast

 

Maura graduated pre-med from Notre Dame and received her M.D.  from Ohio State University College of Medicine. Dr. Manning has more than 16 years of Emergency Department experience. 

Dr. Manning currently resides in Ohio with her husband  Ed and their 5 wonderful  children.

Dr. Jill Jenkins

 

Dr. Jill Jenkins graduated from Pacific Lutheran University with a B.S. in Chemistry and earned her M.D. from the University of Washington School of Medicine. She has worked in Spokane for 20 years.

photo Jill Jenkins, MD.JPG"I look forward to serving the communities of Ritzville and East Adams county.  I grew up in semi-rural areas of Washington (Lake Stevens and Auburn/Enumclaw) and served as a Peace Corps health volunteer in West Africa.  As a physician, I believe that excellent health care for all individuals is essential – whether in rural or urban America, or in developing countries throughout the world.  I am devoted as a physician to providing excellent health care, and to continue to help individuals build a better life for themselves, their children, parents, community, and our country. "

 

Dr. Mary Alice Jaeger

 

Dr. Jaeger graduated from the University of Alberta Medical School. She practiced Family Medicine before moving to Emergency department over 10 years ago. Mary Alice has served as North Idaho College EMS Medical Director, Shoshone Medical Center ER Physician Director, and Shoshone County 911 Committee, Shoshone County EMS Advisory Board Chairman.

"As a country person and a rural physician, it is my goal to bring quality care to my patients. The advantage that I have found in practicing in smaller communities is time. Time to be considerate, conscientious, and to communicate."

Last Modified: 03/15/2011