Business briefcase

Names and faces

Jasan Moyer joined the office of Diamond Construction, Inc. as an estimator/project manager in the commercial building construction division. Moyer is a native of Helena and second generation in his family building both residential and commercial projects. Moyer brings 15 years of residential construction experience and has spent time working as a marine vibe operator on the Alaska slope. He also studied education at MSU-Bozeman and computer networking at Helena College.

Nicki Goettel joins the office of Diamond Construction Inc. as an estimator/project manager for the commercial building construction division. She is a recent graduate of Montana State University Bozeman with a Bachelor of Science in construction engineering technology and an associate constructor certification. Goettel is a native of Helena, born and raised carrying on the fifth generation locally for her family in construction.

Ed Field has joined Helena Eye Clinics Optical Department. Bringing with him opticianry experience, Field specializes in helping individuals find the right frame, lens and fit to match lifestyle and personality.

The following individuals have completed a 16-hour ServSafe managers certification class offered by the Lewis and Clark City-County Health Department. The class trains food workers in how to prepare and serve food safely:

Chip Anderson, Missouri River Ranch; Corbett Birmingham and Crystal Yetter, St. Peters Hospital; Pam Howe, Real Food Store; Phillip Wipf, Elk Creek Colony; and Channie Garrison, Paula Carriger, and Sharon Sanders, Town Pump of Butte.

On April 1, St. Peters Hospital presented the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses to dialysis nurse Alice Luehr, R.N. Luehr was nominated by nephrologist Robert LaClair, M.D., for her role in spearheading a new home hemodialysis program for patients, acting as a mentor for other dialysis nurses and going above and beyond her normal duties to help patients and caregivers develop the confidence to continue dialysis at home.

DAISY winners are selected by St. Peters administration and staff from those nominated, and receive a certificate and a "Healers Touch" sculpture at a presentation attended by colleagues, physicians, patients and visitors.

The award is presented in collaboration with The American Organization of Nurse Executives.

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