Fort Rowdy, the balcony, is reserved exclusively for staff of Mountain View Regional Hospital and Clinic and their family members at each game and employees are encouraged to attend.  During half time employees and family members storm the field along with the famous Pinzgauer and catapult our stress reliever skulls and T-shirts, both sporting the phrase, “Your Two Hometown Teams” into the crowd.

This is a long-term partnership and we are proud to associate ourselves with the Wyoming Cavalry and their commitment to teamwork and professionalism.  They are always willing to sign shirts following the game and are always interacting with the crowd.

We encourage you to come and support your two hometown teams in action this season and enjoy some good, wholesome family entertainment.  It’s not just a game…it’s an experience.  Upcoming home games are on:  May 3rd, May 11th, May 17th and May 31st.  Hope to see you there!

Dr. Kim also worked for Northern Virginia Brain & Spine and served as the Director of Neurotrauma at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore.  Dr. Kim specializes in true minimally invasive spine surgery and degenerative, oncologic and infectious diseases of the spine.  She brings a lot to the table and we are very excited to add her to the team.

Prior to her career as a neurosurgeon, Dr. Kim received a Bachelor of Music degree from The Juilliard School.  Dr. Kim studied classical music and piano.  With a busy career in medicine, her love of music has had to take a backseat, but she still enjoys playing whenever she gets a chance.

Dr. Kim enjoys international travel and is looking forward to the World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies Annual Conference in Seoul, South Korea this coming September.  Being from Korea herself, this is a very exciting opportunity for her.   In addition to traveling, Dr. Kim and her husband have a passion for scuba diving and recently welcomed a new addition to their family with their son, Nicholas, who arrived in November 2012.

We are privileged to have Dr. Kim join our team and know she will be a great addition to Mountain View.

Dr. Karandikar has recently completed his fellowship training in spine surgery at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore.  Prior to that, he completed a fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh in pediatric neurosurgery.  He completed his residency at the University of Washington and attended medical school at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School.

Throughout his education and training, Dr. Karandikar received several awards for his exemplary work and achievements.  Awards included the Bialer Prize in Chemistry, the Doris Cohen Award, which is awarded to one student for their outstanding thesis, the Biophysics Research Prize, the Alfred Gilman Research Award and the “Exceptional Resident” Service Award.  He was also the recipient of grants for both research and training.   He  has contributed to a dozen publications and given formal presentations, including one with Dr. Kopitnik in 2002 at the Neurosurgery in the Rockies Meeting in New Mexico.

During his residency, Dr. Karandikar had a special interest in tumor surgery, but says he is interested in spinal disease and will do anything neurosurgical.  He is ambitious and ready to get started with Mountain View.  We are happy to add him to our team of specialists and know that he will be a huge asset.  He will be incorporated into the outreach clinic rotation, which will help him start his practice and we hope to get him busy quickly.   We are excited to bring such talent to Mountain View.

• ordering pharmaceuticals
• restocking pharmaceuticals
• setting up drugs in the computer system
• generating barcodes and applying them to drugs
• packaging drugs
• cleaning the IV room and IV hood
• performing unit inspections and removing outdates from stock
• documenting movement of drugs in compliance with all state and Federal law

Must be licensed, or be eligible to become licensed as a pharmacy technician in the state of Wyoming.

Candidates must hold a degree as a pharmacist and have current licensure in the state of Wyoming.  Previous experience as a pharmacist in a hospital is preferred and must have currrent BLS Certification.

Hours of duty may be irregular or unexpectedly extended due to the requirements of the billing office.

Prior experience in medical records preferred.

My esophagus was paralyzed and the chef planned and fixed meals to make them edible for me.  I’ve never had such great all around care in my entire life.  Anytime I needed anything, someone was right there.  No one else can come anywhere near the care you get at Mountain View.

It’s been a great experience and I’m really impressed with the way everything was explained to me before hand so I knew exactly what to expect.  The food is also really good.  They ask you what you want and how you want it and they get it to you quickly.