About Us

St. Patrick Hospital is home to some of the northern Rocky Mountain region's most advanced health care. Since our beginning in 1873, St. Patrick Hospital has seen profound changes in medicine, technology and administration. But what has remained constant through the years, as a community hospital, is our ability to provide highly advanced and deeply compassionate care to all of our patients.
Montana Service Area Community Mission Board
  • D'Shane Barnett
  • Caryl Cox, PhD
  • Kimberly Dudik
  • Laurie Francis
  • Reed Humphrey, PhD
  • Scott Long
  • Dale Mayer, PhD RN
  • Kaia Peterson
  • Shauna Rubel
  • Peggy Schlesinger, MD
  • Mark Williams
Executive team
  • Joyce Dombrouski, MHA, RN, CPH, chief executive, Montana service area
  • Kirk Bodlovic, chief operating officer
  • James McKay, MD, chief physician executive
  • Karen Myers, chief mission integration officer
Senior leadership council
  • Fran Albrecht, chief philanthropy officer, Providence Montana Health Foundation
  • Kelly G. Bagnell, MD, chief of staff, Providence St. Joseph Medical Center
  • Kirk Bodlovic, chief operating officer, Montana service area
  • Joyce Dombrouski, chief executive, Montana service area
  • Beth Hock, chief nursing officer, Providence St. Patrick Hospital
  • Samantha Hoogana, director of Inpatient Nursing, Providence St. Patrick Hospital
  • Devin Huntley, chief operating officer, Providence St. Joseph Medical Center
  • Jani Huston, executive director - Nursing, chief operating officer, Providence Medical Group
  • Alex Jehle, MD, division chief, International Heart Institute
  • Greg Lind, MD , division chief, Surgery
  • Krissy Petersen, director of Surgical Services & IHI, Providence St. Patrick Hospital
  • Thomas McGuire, executive director of Service Lines & Outreach, Montana service area
  • James McKay, MD, chief physician executive, Montana service area
  • Karen Myers, chief mission officer, Montana service area
  • Stacy Rogge, communications, External Affairs, Montana service area
  • Laura Shelton, MD, division chief, Ambulatory Services
  • Claude Tonnerre, MD, division chief, Medicine
Washington & Montana region executive leadership
  • Joel Gilbertson, chief executive
  • Scott O’Brien, chief operating officer 
  • Dean Martz, MD, chief executive, Clinical Programs & Services  
  • Mike Marshall, MD, chief physician executive, Physician Enterprise 
  • Anna Franklin, executive director, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
  • John Kleiderer, chief mission officer 
  • Helen Andrus, chief financial officer  
  • Mark Gross, chief communication officer 
  • Andrew Taylor, chief strategy officer
  • Mark Wakai, chief executive, Population Health
  • April Anderson, assoc. vice president, Marketing
  • Bryan Fix, interim chief human resources officer 
Washington & Montana regional board
  • Rick Shea, chair
  • Peter Allan, JD, CTFA, vice chair
  • Kathryn Barron
  • Bob Drewel
  • Susan Hettinger
  • Susan Kreid
  • Wayne Martin, PhD
  • Sr. Rosalie Locati, SP
  • Mary Selecky

St. Patrick Hospital is committed to exemplary care for our patients. We are a Joint Commission Accredited facility that strives to implement patient safety and quality care at all times by adhering to national standards and policies. Process improvement is a daily part of our activities, techniques such as LEAN are utilized in our goal to provide the highest quality care to our patients. National bench-marked and tracked data shows our level of performance in the following links:

Concerns about safety or quality of care

All members of the general public and any individual who has a concern regarding patient safety or quality of care concern are encouraged to contact the Patient Safety Officer at 406-329-5865.

If you feel your concerns have not been addressed or resolved by the hospital, you may contact the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations directly.

Contact the Joint Commission

Office of Quality and Patient Safety
The Joint Commission
One Renaissance Boulevard
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181

Fax: 630-792-5636
jointcommission.org

In today's complex world of health care, patients, families and caregivers often face difficult decisions. Sometimes, there is an honest but inevitable conflict in values and opinions about how best to care for a patient.

St. Patrick Hospital has an Ethics Committee that can help address the ethical and moral dilemmas that arise. The Committee does not mandate a particular decision or course of action. Rather, it serves as a resource for understanding the ethical and moral frameworks that can assist patients and caregivers in making the most appropriate decisions.

The Ethics Committee is a permanent committee of the Medical Staff. Its membership includes physicians, nurses and other hospital representatives, as well as ethicists and community members.

The Committee can provide education about bioethics, serve as a resource to resolve ethical issues, and develop policies that help the medical and hospital staff meet their mission to provide excellent patient care. A request for consultation by the Ethics Committee can be initiated by a patient, a family member, or anyone on the hospital staff. Consultation request forms can be found at every nursing station, or any person may contact one of the following individuals: