Medical Staff
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Bonnie Caywood, RD, LD received her Bachelor of Science in Dietetics from Idaho State University, May 2000. She completed her post-graduate dietetic internship at Idaho State University, May 2001. Bonnie has been licensed with the Idaho State Board of Medicine since September 2001 and is a registered Dietitian with Commission on Dietetic Registration since September 2001 Bonnie's professional memberships and associations are American Dietetic Association, American Kidney Association, American Diabetic Association, Healthcare Foodservice Management Association, and Certification of Training in Adult Weight Management through the Commission on Dietetic Research. |
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Gary S. Griffin, CRNA, Chief of Anesthesia is a highly skilled career professional with over 25 years practical anesthesia experience in hospital, trauma, intensive care and primary care environments. He specializes in trauma, obstetric, and pediatric anesthesia and is highly regarded in his ability to perform epidural anesthesia. He and his wife, Georgia, have four children, Aaron, Amy, Emily and Alec and 3 grandchildren. Chief of Anesthesia at Bear Lake Memorial since 1985, Gary is also a staff/on call anesthetist for neighboring counties in Idaho, Utah and Wyoming. He received his diploma from the Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing in Portland, Oregon, in 1975, a certificate in Critical Care Nursing in 1976 from the University of Oregon Health Sciences Center, a diploma in Nurse Anesthesia from the Truman Medical Center in Kansas City, Missouri in 1978 and served as Staff Anesthetist as a US Army Reservist from 1977-1991. He is a member of the Idaho Nurse Anesthetist Association, American Association of Nurse Anesthetists, Bear River Medical Society, and American Academy of Pediatrics. Gary has been involved in civic leadership as City Councilman, City Fire Department, President of the National Oregon Trail Museum and Chairman of the Bear Lake County School District. In his 'spare' time, Gary gardens, keeps bees and has restored cars. |
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Dorian Grunig, Nurse Anesthetist was raised and graduated from High School in Montpelier, ID. He along with his wife Angela and three children have lived in Montpelier in December of 2004.
He along with his wife Angela and three children have lived in Montpelier since December 2004. He enjoys hunting, fishing and camping. |
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William J. Jensen, PA-C, MMS (Physician's Assistant) works with Dr. Jack Clark and Dr. Clay Campbell located at 166 South 5th Street, Montpelier, ID 83254, (208) 847-3847, providing family, internal, and emergency medical care. While Bill grew up in Boise, ID the majority of his family is from Eastern Idaho and Bill loves being back where his real roots are. Bill got his Bachelors degree in Community Health from Brigham Young University in Provo, UT. During that time Bill worked as a surgical assistant and taught Portuguese at the MTC. Bill received his Physician Assistants degree and a Masters of Medical Science from Saint Louis University in St. Louis, MO. Before coming to Montpelier in 2006, and as a participant with the National Health Service Corp., Bill worked for 3 years in a small gold mining town in Nevada where he provided General and Emergency medical care and served as the Clinic Manager overseeing the clinic staff and operations. His wife Aleisha and their 3 children, Spencer, Molly, and Brigham are grateful to live and work in the Bear Lake Valley and enjoy the abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities available here. |
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Alex Moss, PA-C (Physician's Assistant) received his Bachelor's Degree from Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana. Upon graduation in 2004, he and his family moved to Montpelier and he is currently employed at Dr. Wolff's Family Practice, located at 465 Washington Street, Montpelier (208) 847-2878. He grew up in Rockland, Idaho and went on to work in southern Utah as a Paramedic for 3 years. Alex married Michelle Moss and they are the proud parents of Dalton, Ethan, Anika and Fenton. Alex loves to read, watch Jeopardy, hunt, hike, camp, and try out new hair restoration products (so far he has had no success).
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Lynette D. Williams, RPh, CGP, FASCP
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