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Show Thursday, October 22, 2009 The Gunnison Valley Gazette Gunnison Valley Hospital Happenings ACTION VIDEO PLUS 178 SOUTH MAIN, GUNNISON 435-528-5204 by Hospital Administrator, Greg M. Rosenvall MEDICAL STAFF CHANGES COMING ATTRACTIONS FOR NOVEMBER: Drs. John and Christine Jackson have been called on a service mission to Israel for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. They will serve for eighteen months beginning around the first of February 2010. John and Christine John Von Elizabeth Christine are planning to Jackson, MD Jackson, MD Pratt, MD Larsen, NP continue practicing in their clinic through the end of this year, and are also planning to practice again in Gunnison after their mission. We congratulate the Jacksons on their mission call, and wish them the very best in their service. To provide an alternative to care and ease disruption for John and Christine’s patients, two Gunnison Valley Hospital medical staff members will work in the Jackson clinic in Gunnison before and after the Jacksons leave for their mission. Von Pratt M.D., a long-standing physician who has practiced medicine in Gunnison for 33 years, will start practicing in the clinic setting again, starting on November 1, 2009 in the Jackson clinic. Dr. Pratt will continue practicing in the clinic after the Jacksons leave on their mission. Elizabeth Larsen, nurse practitioner, will also help transition with patients by working with Christine every Tuesday in the Jackson clinic until the Jacksons leave for their mission. Appointments can be made with Dr. Pratt or Elizabeth by calling the Jackson Clinic at 528-7752, and also for Elizabeth at her main clinic (Gunnison Family Medicine clinic) at 528-2130. In addition, we are pleased to announce that two new physicians will be joining the Gunnison Valley Hospital medical staff in July of 2010. Drs. Adam Jensen and Steve Embley will finish their family practice residency programs at that time, and plan to start their practices here in Gunnison. We welcome these two new physicians to our community and appreciate their decision to start their medical careers with us. GOVERNOR Continued from Page 1 not believe in tax payer stimulus programs stating that they just create bigger holes today that need to be filled up tomorrow. Herbert’s second priority is having a viable education system, not for just k-12 but also secondary education whether it be a college or trade school, with a greater emphasis needing to be placed on math and science classes. 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