
Our Administrative Team consists of several members who are focused on the overall operations of the organization. They provide leadership in the day-to-day management of the organization, evaluate the system as a whole to problem solve challenges and solutions, remove obstacles, and ensure the hospital is running smoothly and efficiently.
Hospital Administration
Kerry Ashment
Chief Executive Officer
Biography coming soon.
Stephanie Hinkle
Chief Operations Officer, Foundation Executive Director
Stephanie is a Carbon County native, growing up on a ranch outside of Encampment, WY. Stephanie attended the University of Wyoming where she earned a B.S. in Agricultural Business and minor in Economics.
Stephanie has a career built on various business operations, including management for an agricultural equipment dealership, lending, and working for the State of Wyoming Department of Agriculture.
Joining Memorial Hospital of Carbon County in 2019, Stephanie began her work in healthcare as the Executive Assistant, quickly advancing to the Director of Marketing and Communications and Executive Director for the hospital’s Foundation Board. Most recently, Stephanie accepted her current role as Director of Strategic Operations.
In her personal time, Stephanie focuses on her family, spending time with husband Jimmy and children Colton and Taylor. The family enjoys traveling, various outdoor activities, and attending livestock shows where Colton and Taylor show cattle. Stephanie is involved in a number of community organizations and serves on the DDA/Main Street board and the Carbon County Economic Development board.
“Carbon County is near and dear to my heart and I feel strongly about doing all I can to make a positive impact on the rural healthcare available to the residents that call this area home. While I would not have foreseen myself working in healthcare, I have come to have an incredible appreciation for the critically important work performed by frontline healthcare workers and the economic vitality that healthcare helps bring to a community.”
Aimee Hickman
Director of Human Resources
Biography coming soon.
Abbie Webster
Executive Assistant
Abbie is originally from Upper Michigan and relocated to Rawlins, Wyoming, in 2014, when she began her career at Memorial Hospital of Carbon County.
Abbie is a highly organized and detail-oriented Executive Assistant with a strong ability to support senior leadership and enhance organizational efficiency. In her role, she provides comprehensive administrative support, including calendar management, meeting coordination, and communication facilitation, ensuring seamless daily operations. In addition to her executive support responsibilities, Abbie plays a key role in quality improvement initiatives, electronic health record (EHR) management, hospital insurance coordination, and contract management.
With a background in patient registration, quality improvement, and healthcare operations, Abbie has contributed to initiatives that improve workflow processes, strengthen team performance, and support organizational goals. She is recognized for building strong working relationships, her attention to detail, and her commitment to continuous improvement.
Abbie is passionate about enhancing the patient experience and fostering a culture of accountability and excellence. She remains dedicated to supporting both patients and staff through effective communication, innovation, and leadership.
Outside of her professional responsibilities, Abbie enjoys spending time with her husband, Robert, and their son, Brody. As a family, they enjoy camping, floating, side-by-side riding, and are avid hunters. They can often be found enjoying the outdoors year-round.
Lisa Boston
Compliance Officer
Biography coming soon.
Janessa Mann, RN, BSN
Director of Nursing – Inpatient Services
Janessa Mann RN BSN, Director of Nursing Inpatient services joined the leadership team here at Memorial Hospital of Carbon County in November of 2022.
Janessa became a CNA as a junior in high school in 2008 and obtained her LPN license in 2012, graduating with an Associate in Nursing from Western Wyoming Community College in 2013, followed by a BSN. Janessa has worked for MHCC in many capacities from CNA to RN from 2010-2020. In April of 2018 she became the Director of Nursing for the LTC Rawlins rehab and Wellness, while in that position she received the DNS of the Year Award for 2019 and was nominated for Wyoming Women of Influence in Healthcare for the Year 2019 and 2020. In May of 2021, she graduated with her Bachelors of Nursing Science from Western Governors University.
Throughout her career she has worked in a multitude of different disciplines, from helping bring new life into the world to holding the hand of loved ones during their last moments. She is a dedicated, caring, compassionate nurse with a passion to build and lead a team of excellent healthcare workers to provide care to the residents of Carbon County.
Jessica Seldomridge, RN
Director of Nursing – Outpatient Services
Jessica is a Rawlins native. With over 20 years of dedicated service at Memorial Hospital of Carbon County, Jessica has built a career grounded in compassion, commitment, and community care. Throughout the majority of her nursing career, she served as a labor and delivery nurse, where she found deep fulfillment in supporting families during some of the most meaningful and life-changing moments.
Following the closure of the labor and delivery unit, Jessica stepped into the role of Director of Nursing for Outpatient Services. In this position, she has expanded her impact across multiple areas of the hospital, focusing on enhancing patient care and advancing the overall quality of services provided. Her leadership is driven by a commitment to continuous improvement, patient-centered care, and fostering a positive healthcare environment.
In addition to improving clinical outcomes, Jessica is passionate about supporting staff through increased employee satisfaction and promoting ongoing educational growth throughout the organization. She believes that empowered and well-supported healthcare professionals are essential to delivering exceptional patient care.
At the heart of her work is a deep belief in the role of nursing as both a science and a calling. She values the opportunity to guide patients through some of the most challenging times in their lives, offering not only clinical expertise but also compassion and reassurance.
