I hope the powers that be can find a way to retain him in the system as his departure would be a great loss. Some accommodation with restrictions and a probationary retention should be possible and in the best interests of all concerned.
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Dear editor,
Jason Ray has been my primary medical provider for several years and I want to express my support for him. He is the first provider I have had who showed genuine care for my well being and listened carefully to my concerns. He has always been most professional and left me feeling I was in good hands.
I hope the powers that be can find a way to retain him in the system as his departure would be a great loss. Some accommodation with restrictions and a probationary retention should be possible and in the best interests of all concerned.
Information available doesn’t seem to support summary dismissal with little detail about any serious harm to anyone. Why are his accusers not named and accusations explained? They acted no different than Jason and should be as responsible.
His skills and training are a great asset to the Sublette County Hospital District and every possible effort should be made to retain Jason.
Sharon Rauenzahn, Pinedale
