Ruby Dome Anesthesia, LLC welcomes CRNA Richard Williamson
Ruby Dome Anesthesia celebrated National Nurse Anesthetists Week, January 23-29, 2005, by officially welcoming CRNA Richard Williamson. Williamson relocated to Elko in August 2004 from the United States Military Academy at West Point and also served as an anesthetist in special operations forces in Afghanistan, 2002, and in Iraq and Kuwait in 2003. Williamson, originally from Idaho, was asked what brought him to Elko. He responded, “Elko is similar to my home community in Idaho; Lots of honest, hard-working, down-to-earth, friendly people.” Williamson lives here with his wife, Pam, and five children whose ages range from 22 months to 17 years. James (Jim) Cooper, CRNA of Ruby Dome Anesthesia commented, “Richard is an exceptional anesthetist. His military training and experience is wide-ranging and beneficial for the community.
Ruby Dome Anesthesia is thrilled to welcome an anesthetist with the skills, knowledge and practice level Richard brings to the group.”
Ruby Dome Anesthesia celebrated National Nurse Anesthetists Week, January 23-29, 2005, by officially welcoming CRNA Richard Williamson. Williamson relocated to Elko in August 2004 from the United States Military Academy at West Point and also served as an anesthetist in special operations forces in Afghanistan, 2002, and in Iraq and Kuwait in 2003. Williamson, originally from Idaho, was asked what brought him to Elko. He responded, “Elko is similar to my home community in Idaho; Lots of honest, hard-working, down-to-earth, friendly people.” Williamson lives here with his wife, Pam, and five children whose ages range from 22 months to 17 years. James (Jim) Cooper, CRNA of Ruby Dome Anesthesia commented, “Richard is an exceptional anesthetist. His military training and experience is wide-ranging and beneficial for the community.
Ruby Dome Anesthesia is thrilled to welcome an anesthetist with the skills, knowledge and practice level Richard brings to the group.”
