Movers and Shakers June 14, 2011
Resort Properties hires three Realtors
John and Karen Corcoran, owners of Resort Properties By The Lake, announced the addition of three experienced/full-time Realtors to the company.
Pamela Dombroski, ABR, CRS, has been in the real estate industry for nine years. She is recognized for her ability to listen to her clients needs, and to make their dream home a reality, a press release said. She specializes in the sale of residential properties.
Tammie Houston has been in real estate for six years. She specializes in short sales, real estate marketing and sales, residential sales, ranches and land.
Kristy Norman ABR, SRES, has 10 years experience in real estate. She specializes in buyer/seller relocation, residential waterfront resort and second home waterfront properties. She is licensed in Idaho and Washington.
Ilk joins Inland Northwest Bank
Larry Ilk has joined Inland Northwest Bank as a vice president and commercial loan officer. Ilk has 36 years of banking experience, the last 10 of spent as a team leader and commercial lender in the Coeur d'Alene area. He will be at INB's Coeur d'Alene branch.
Kootenai Health wins excellence award
Kootenai Health has again received an annual national award for service excellence. The Avatar award was given to Kootenai for ranking in the top 20 percent of participating health care facilities in exceeding patients' expectations, according to Avatar International Inc., a firm that annually surveys U.S. health care facilities.
This is Kootenai's 10th consecutive win. Criteria for the award focus on how highly patients rate Kootenai in areas such as quality of care, reliability and individualization of treatment plans.
"This award says a lot about our staff's dedication and focus on our patients' experiences. Kootenai's consistently strong performance in receiving this award is a reflection of our service culture," said John Kalb, Kootenai's vice president of quality.
The Exceeding Patient Expectations Award will be presented at Avatar's 2011 Annual Symposium June 29 in Orlando, Fla.
Trinity Group Homes receives $1,000 grant
Trinity Group Homes Inc., received a $1,000 grant from The Northern Region Greatest Need Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation to support our Life Skills program. This grant will assist in the purchase of replacement appliances for two of our four homes to facilitate our life skills training program.
Trinity Group Homes Inc. provides semi-independent housing and training for adults at the lower end of the economic scale with disabling mental illness.
Info: Bob Runkle, executive director, 691-2499
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