Randy R. Zolman is currently holding Position 1 of the Quincy Valley Medical Center Board of Commissioners.  Dr. Zolman completed his undergraduate studies at Central Washington University, majoring in Microbiology and minoring in Chemistry.  Dr. Zolman received his Doctorate from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1992, was certified in Chiropractic Extremities in 1996 and opened a private practice in Quincy in 1992. 

Running a private practice in the state of Washington, Dr. Zolman deals with many of  the same issues facing the Hospital.  This insight is a valuable asset to the Board during the decision making process. 

Dr. Zolman has been involved in Quincy emergency services since 1979 when he started as a fireman with Grant County Fire District #3.  He was certified as an EMT in 1981 and held that certification until 1992 when he received his Doctorate.  Dr. Zolman was a member of the Quincy Valley Ambulance Crew from 1981 – 1992 and was certified as an EMT instructor from 1984 – 1989.  Today he continues to serve the community as Grant County Fire District #3 Station Chief for Station 37 (Crescent Bar).

Robert has been married for over forty years.  He and his wife Sandy have two children, Tonia who lives in Peteluma, CA. and Robert who lives in Mesa, AZ. They have five grandchildren.

Robert has served on the Board of Commissioners for the Quincy Valley Medical Center since October 2003. His current term expires 12/31/13.

Robert has been active in the Christian Ministry since 1972 where he was employed in his first church as a student minister.  Robert served in the U S Army, first as an enlisted non-commissioned officer and later following his graduation from seminary as a chaplain, serving a total of over 10 years.  Robert holds a Master's in Divinity and a Master's of Arts in counseling psychology.  Robert has served the Quincy Community Church as pastor for the last ten years. 

Robert worked for the Quincy Valley Medical Center as a social worker in the First Steps Program becoming its co-coordinator its final year of existence.  He also worked as a social worker for Aging and Adult Care of Central Washington until taking early/partial retirement in 2006.  Robert continues to serve the Quincy Community Church part-time as its pastor and doing Anger Management Training for the Prosecuting Attorney's office of Grant County.

Anthony Gonzalez is the secretary of the board and is approaching his fourth year of a six year term on the board of commission.  

Anthony was born in our very hospital, raised in town and graduated from Quincy. He and his wife Tina have three children and together enjoy camping, fishing and are active in 4-H.  After over 18 years with the Washington State Patrol, Anthony left the force in 2008 to focus on his business endevours.  He is co-owner of Columbia Ridge Cattle Company and is co-owner of Sage Hills Development, a home building company. 

Anthony is a member of  St Pius X Catholic Church, Quincy Rotary, Moose Lodge 1925 and long time member of Lakeview Golf and Country Club.  He is passionate in his desire to help the  medical center and strives to make it a viable business and continued asset to our community.

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