Providence St. Joseph Medical Center announces new CAO
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POLSON — Providence Montana has announced that Caryl Perdaems, MPA, OTR, CLT-LANA, has accepted the role of Chief Administrative Officer for Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Polson, and will start on Feb. 3.
Caryl joins the Providence family following a lengthy health care career throughout Montana, most recently serving as the chief practice officer at Great Falls Clinic/Great Falls Hospital. Prior to that, she served as the system director of operations leading primary care, procedural, and surgical specialties with Bozeman Health. Caryl has spent much of her time in critical access hospital and hospital settings. She is a strong advocate for community health.
She holds a master’s in public administration from the University of Montana, a bachelor’s in occupational therapy from University of North Dakota, board certification in lymphedema management with the Lymphology Association of North America. She is a Certified Wound Specialist with the American Board of Wound Management. Caryl currently serves on the board of the Montana Medical Group Management Association (MGMA).
Caryl shares, “I am filled with deep gratitude as I enter the role of chief administrative officer for Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in the community of Polson. Growing up in rural North Dakota, I understand how important critical access hospitals are—the true heartbeat of any community. Collaborating with the team locally and with the support of engaged community partners, we will continue to expand relationships and grow our care offerings for everyone who seeks services, in a meaningful and compassionate way.”
