Dr. Wendel earned his medical degree at the Oregon Health Sciences University School of Medicine in Portland,  Oregon. He then went on to complete his residency at the University of Wyoming Family Practice in Casper.

Before his arrival at SEARHC’s Alicia Roberts Medical Center in Klawock, Thomas Wendel practiced family medicine in the Oregon cities of Burns, Bend, and John Day. His experiences included: work as a county medical examiner and health office medical director; contributions to an electronic health record (EHR) special task force; founding a blood pressure awareness program; urgent care; emergency and hospitalist care; and a 10-year volunteer clinical faculty professorship.

Thomas Wendel came to join SEARHC in the role of Medical Director at Alicia Roberts Medical Center (ARMC). He made the move to ARMC to get back to primary-care medicine. His work allows him to combine his interests in teaching, leadership, and rural primary care. 

Dr. Wendel earned his medical degree at the Oregon Health Sciences University School of Medicine in Portland,  Oregon. He then went on to complete his residency at the University of Wyoming Family Practice in Casper.

Before his arrival at SEARHC’s Alicia Roberts Medical Center in Klawock, Thomas Wendel practiced family medicine in the Oregon cities of Burns, Bend, and John Day. His experiences included: work as a county medical examiner and health office medical director; contributions to an electronic health record (EHR) special task force; founding a blood pressure awareness program; urgent care; emergency and hospitalist care; and a 10-year volunteer clinical faculty professorship.

Thomas Wendel came to join SEARHC in the role of Medical Director at Alicia Roberts Medical Center (ARMC). He made the move to ARMC to get back to primary-care medicine. His work allows him to combine his interests in teaching, leadership, and rural primary care. 

Clinic Closed

Brenda’s last day is April 26th and she will travel back home to Stafford, Kansas where she has a job waiting. She is excited to help her son and daughter-in-law prepare for the arrival of her first grandchild. Thank you, Brenda, for your service at Dahl Memorial Clinic. We wish you all the best in your new adventure.

Tammy’s last day is April 18th and she will be traveling to Fairbanks for an opportunity to provide medical care to Indian Health Service beneficiaries in Interior Alaska.Thank you, Tammy, for your service at Dahl Memorial Clinic. We wish all the best to you in your new adventures.