Carroll County Memorial Hospital
Rachel Davidson has a diverse work experience in various organizations. Rachel started their career in 2005 as an Early Intervention Specialist at Head Start of Shawnee Mission, Inc., where they later became a Lead Teacher. In this role, they coached and mentored teacher assistants, developed lesson plans, and provided classroom-specific orientation. Rachel then joined United Inner City Service in 2014 as the Deputy Director of Education and Programs until 2017. Currently, they serve as the Chief Communications Officer at Carroll County Memorial Hospital.
Rachel Davidson attended William Jewell College from 2001 to 2005, where they obtained a Bachelor's of Arts degree in Political Science. Following this, they enrolled at Metropolitan Community College-Penn Valley from 2006 to 2008 to pursue an Extended Study Work program in Child Growth and Development.
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Carroll County Memorial Hospital
On March 12, 1957, 51 Carroll County residents met at Ruth’s restaurant with one primary goal in common. The goal was to establish a unified health care facility. On that date, Carroll County Memorial Hospital Association, a not for profit, non-tax supported corporation, was formed. The first hospital board was comprised of the following citizens: Baker Browning, President; Robert M. Marshall Jr., 1st Vice President; H.E. (Homer) Dunham, 2nd Vice President; Travis Smith, Secretary; Ralph T. Haynes, Treasurer; C.R. (Bob) Lock; Christian F. Stipp; Louis Uhrig; Edith Furry; Alvin Reimer; Alvin Kaiser; Jack Jones; Leroy Colliver; and Ted Chrystie. On September 20, 1965, Jack Tindle was employed as administrator. Mr. Tindle served as administrator of CCMH until his retirement in September 1998. At that time, Mr. Tindle had served a total of 33 years as administrator. Jerry Dover was employed to fulfill the role as Administrator and Chief Executive Officer where he served in this role until 2012. Jeff Tindle the son of Jack Tindle was announced as CEO in 2012 and is currently still serving the community of Carrollton. CCMH is currently a 25 bed Critical Access Hospital with over 240 employees. Through the years we have helped generation after generation reach better health. Our organization has been striving to serve the needs of our region since we were established. We here at Carroll County Memorial Hospital are loyal to our community and will continue to strive for excellence in healthcare. Being part of the community has been an important goal throughout the years, and with your help and loyalty we can continue to provide health services that you can depend on.