Carlene Linnebur, Director of Finance
Hello, my name is Carlene Linnebur. I have been employed by Satanta District Hospital since December 1994. I am the Director of Finance, and responsible for the financial activity of the organization as a whole. If I can be of assistance to you, feel free to stop by the office or give me a call. I look forward to serving you in the future.
Marge Collins, Manager of Business Office
I'm Marge Collins, Office Manager, and have worked at Satanta District Hospital since 1988. I've learned lots of things over the years, dealing with billing, insurance companies and regulations in healthcare, and I am still learning all the time. If you have any questions or comments about any aspect of our Hospital or Long-Term Care Unit please feel free to contact me, and if I can't help you, I will try to get you to someone who can.
Chris Small, Manager of Education/Infection Control
I started working for Satanta District Hospital in 1981 as a CNA, went to LPN and worked as an LPN while completing my RN at Seward County Community College in Liberal. I continued at SDH and my education. First as an EMT then Nationally Certified Paramedic. I went to Fort Hays State University where I got my BSN, (Bachelors of Science in Nursing). I love emergency care, with labor and delivery coming in a close second. At one time I was a training officer for the EMS, taught Natural Childbirth classes, Certified Nurses Aide and Home Health Aide classes at Liberal Vocational School. I still teach CNA classes.
Nancy Doss, Manager of Social Services
Hi, my name is Nancy Doss. I'm the Social Services manager for Satanta District Hospital and Long-Term Care. It has been my privilege to work in human services for over 20 years and at Satanta District Hospital for almost four years. I have a Master of Arts degree in gerontology from WSU. I completed my last few classes with help from the SDH scholarship program for which I am extremely grateful. People ask me what exactly are social services. My job in the hospital focuses on helping with the discharge planning, making service referrals and being a patient advocate. My job at LTCU is to uphold resident's rights which state and federal law protect. I wanted to work at SDH because I thought it was the perfect arena for wrap-around services for the elderly with it's hospital, pharmacy, on staff Physical Therapist, surgical unit, clinic, medical staff and long-term care unit. My favorite part of my job is learning from the residents and patients about successful aging.
