"Issues with sleep are no joke and this whole experience was very well done."

"Professional, courteous, and very clear instructions."

"Very good and courteous!"

"The technicians were knowledgeable and professional."

"Staff is fantastic. They explained things really well. Great people."

Redicare and Channing Way Community Care Manager

I am Melissa Goss, born and raised in Northern California in the heart of the Redwoods bordering the Napa Valley Wine Country. While the area we lived was absolutely breathtaking, we moved to Idaho in September 2019 to raise our family in an area where we can hunt, fish and partake in many other outdoor adventures. We enjoy doing anything outdoors as a family including camping.

I have been in healthcare for almost ten years. My career started in downtown Phoenix working at a level one trauma center as a Respiratory Therapist. From there, I moved back to my hometown to serve our population as a Lead Respiratory Therapist. During that time, I had the opportunity to be part of a hospital transition team where I participated in the planning, building and moving an entire Critical Access Hospital from the old location to the new one. After the move, I transferred into the role of Supervisor of Respiratory Care at one of the sister hospitals of the one in my hometown. While in that role, I lead the Respiratory Care department in opening a Pulmonary Function Lab as well as had the opportunity to join the Executive Transition Team to aid in planning and building an expansion of a 20 bed Emergency Department as well as a 10 bed Intensive Care Unit. During this time, I also took on the role of Emergency Preparedness Coordinator for this hospital as well as all 23 rural health clinics, where I was Incident Command during two major wildfires that swept through our area. This taught me how to remain calm in a situation where one has no control of what is to come. I facilitated hospital transfers as our sister hospital was evacuated as one of the wildfires burned part of their hospital. As the second hospital move was completed, I moved into the role of Quality Manager of 23 rural health and specialty clinics spanned over two counties in Northern California- while also remaining the Emergency Preparedness Coordinator. Being a part of the operational aspect of the two hospital moves was a huge part of my career as not many people get to be a part of opening not just one hospital, but two! This shaped my vision of the “behind the scenes” when running a healthcare facility. This helped with my transition into the ambulatory side of healthcare from the inpatient side by broadening my view of what it takes to run a facility of any size.

Ambulatory Care became my passion while in the role of Quality Management as it pertained to patient care and safety. Even though I left direct bedside care as a Respiratory Therapist, I was still making an indirect impact on each patient that came into our clinics through ensuring the quality of care was given while operationally keeping track of each measure for each patient. Healthcare is my passion; patient safety is my passion and creating a team approach to reach those goals is my number one focus! I am looking forward to meeting everyone at Mountain View Hospital and to be a part of the team that is making such a positive healthcare impact to our community that we live.

Primary Care Specialists & PCS Endoscopy Suite Manager

I am Kelsie Hansen. I was born and raised in Utah. I moved to Idaho in 2011 and I have never looked back. I married Josh Hansen in 2016. We made our home in Pocatello, Idaho. I have 2 sons, Carter (11) and Boston (8) and Josh has 2 sons Ethan (11), and Eli (8). Together we have 2 sets of unbiological twin boys, which is quite entertaining and I wouldn't trade living in a house full of boys for anything in the world.

I have been in healthcare for 16 years. The majority of my career has been in Long-Term Care as a Licensed Administrator in both Skilled Nursing and Assisted Living. I spent 2 years in a Community Health Center and I am truly looking forward to coming back and expanding my knowledge in this area of the industry. I know this is where I am meant to be.

The most enjoyable part of my career is serving others. Serving my patients, my associates, and the community has brought more joy to my life than I could have ever imagined. I have been able to build strong community networks and collaborate with the healthcare community here in Southeastern Idaho. This has opened the dialogue for extraordinary patient care inside the walls of where I work, and in many other circumstances, our patients are encountering. The patient experience is a high priority for me with a unique understanding that the patient experience starts with our team. I am devoted to genuinely caring for the associates I encounter each day. I have always said that my associates are the family I choose to be with each day and I look forward to the opportunity here with my new Mountain View family.

Erikson Family Practice & Machen Family Practice Manager

Tyler Beddes grew up in Sugar City, Idaho. He is the youngest of 6 children and spent most of his childhood helping his dad on their family’s cattle farm and spending time outdoors. Tyler has a passion for sports and played basketball, and football all through his high school years. He attended and graduated from Sugar Salem High School. Shortly after high school he joined the United States Air Force and served a very dedicated and successful 8 years as a Security Forces Member and K-9 Handler. Which he deployed over 6 times in those eight years. After separation from the Air Force Tyler pursued his education and received 3 degrees in two years and is now currently pursuing his Master’s Degree. Tyler enjoys spending his free time with his wife Makell and three kids, Brooklyn, Kylee, and Kellen. He also enjoys helping coach high school boys’ basketball at Sugar Salem High School.