Movers and shakers
Bodle-Hill promoted at Idaho Independent Bank
Kurt R. Gustavel, president and CEO at Idaho Independent Bank, announced the promotion of Jane Bodle-Hill to assistant vice president/executive assistant to the executive chairman of the board.
In her new role, Bodle-Hill performs secretarial and administrative duties for the executive chairman, CEO and board that include assisting with committee activities, public relations, special events planning and coordination, and other administrative matters. She also acts as secretary to various board and management committees and is assistant secretary of the board. Bodle-Hill joined IIB in 1996.
Bodle-Hill is a board member for the Hayden Little League and American Legion Baseball. She also volunteers for the American Cancer Society, American Heart Center, and United Way.
IIB was established in 1993 as an Idaho state-chartered, commercial bank that operates branches in Coeur d’Alene, Hayden and throughout Idaho.
Post Falls Family Dental welcomes Dr. Kelly Harness
Dr. Kelly Harness, DMD, has joined Post Falls Family Dental. Harness graduated from Oregon Health Science University in 2014 and practiced in Kansas and Wyoming while her husband completed his residency in veterinarian radiology. They are excited to make North Idaho their home.
Beardsley joins bankcda
Mark Beardsley was recently hired by bankcda as vice president and commercial loan officer. Beardsley comes to the bank with experience as a small business owner himself, as well as more than 15 years of commercial banking experience in Oregon and Southern California.
Barnes joins Panhandle Health nursing team
Panhandle Health District welcomed Cindy Barnes, a nurse practitioner, to the team. Barnes previously practiced at St. Maries Family Medicine and Kootenai Health and has 10 years of experience as a family nurse practitioner.
“We are very excited to have Cindy on the team,” said Kristina Meyer, Panhandle Health District Clinical Services nurse manager. “We recognized that we have a large need that wasn’t being met and bringing in another nurse, especially one with so much experience in primary care, was necessary to meet that community need.”
Barnes will be practicing in the following Panhandle Health District clinics: Hayden three days a week, St. Maries one day a week and in Kellogg once a month. Barnes will join the team of two other nurse practitioners and seven nurses who work throughout the region at Panhandle clinics.
Barnes will be assisting with the clinical services that Panhandle Health District clinics offer. Those services include family planning, women’s health care, STD testing and treatment, and immunizations including flu shots.
“I was born and raised in North Idaho and although I moved away for many years both the people and the beauty of the area have brought me back, it is a pleasure to be here,” Barnes said.
Care Plus Clinics at Panhandle Health District (PHD) offer a variety of medical services for you and your family — with or without insurance. Our mission is to provide the care, education and support you need to improve your whole health. Our experienced Nurse Practitioners diagnose and treat most conditions and ailments. They may also make referrals to other providers or specialists. To learn more, visit www.panhandlehealthdistrict.org/careplusclinics.
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