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Nizar Kibar, MD
Dana Jackson, PA
Nizar Kibar, MD
I was born in Lebanon. I am the youngest of three siblings. I grew up in a poor family but very education-oriented thanks to the dedication of my father who was a teacher and worked as many hours and as many jobs as he can to support us and thanks to my mother who was a housewife and dedicated all her life to us. I did my medical school a
I was born in Lebanon. I am the youngest of three siblings. I grew up in a poor family but very education-oriented thanks to the dedication of my father who was a teacher and worked as many hours and as many jobs as he can to support us and thanks to my mother who was a housewife and dedicated all her life to us. I did my medical school at the American University of Beirut and graduated in 1997. I then moved to the United States where I did my residency in internal medicine at KU in Wichita and then moved to St. Louis where I finished a fellowship in geriatrics. Finally, I did 6 months of pain and palliative care at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Maryland before relocating to Greensburg in 2003. I practiced there until the tornado hit in 2007 when I moved to Wichita and became a hospitalist for almost 4 years. In those years, I still came to Greensburg at least one day a month because I couldn’t afford to lose contact with my patients and the wonderful staff over there. To complete the love story between Greensburg and myself, I moved back there on Valentine’s Day in 2011. I got married in December 2018 to my beautiful wife Rana and we have a son together named Jamal (soft J and mal pronounced like malpractice)
I have two older sisters and one brother. My mom travels between all of us around the year chasing the best weather each of the locations can offer. I also have a daughter who lives with her mom in Kansas City and we all get together twice a year for a family vacation when possible. I work out every day I am in Greensburg and love reading. I regularly volunteer at the Mayflower Clinic in Wichita and for that I received the "Kansas Health Foundation Health Hero" award in 2018.
Kelsey Hott, PA
Dana Jackson, PA
Nizar Kibar, MD
I grew up in Medicine Lodge, Kansas the eldest of three children. My father, Richard Meador, was a family physician at Medicine Lodge Memorial Hospital for 40 years and now currently works in Greensburg Family Practice for the last three years . After graduating high school I attended Emporia State University and graduated with a Bachel
I grew up in Medicine Lodge, Kansas the eldest of three children. My father, Richard Meador, was a family physician at Medicine Lodge Memorial Hospital for 40 years and now currently works in Greensburg Family Practice for the last three years . After graduating high school I attended Emporia State University and graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Biology. I then decided to attend the Physician Assistant program at Alderson-Broaddus College in West Virginia in August of 2005. I graduated in May of 2008 and immediately started working for Hahn Medical that summer. We specialized in Dermatology and Family Medicine with ten different clinics in the northeastern part of West Virginia. We decided that we wanted to be closer to home and I accepted a position at Kiowa County Memorial Hospital in September of 2011. I have also been doing a once a month dermatology clinic in Medicine Lodge since July of 2010.
I have been happily married for the last ten years. My husband is a funeral director and works for Larrison’s Funeral Home in Pratt and Medicine Lodge. We live in Medicine Lodge, do not have any children at this time but have three wonderful little dogs, Jasper Snow, and Rork. Most of my time is spent either working or hanging out with my family, but in the rare occasions that I do have free time I really enjoy reading and traveling.
Dana Jackson, PA
Dana Jackson, PA
Dana Jackson, PA
I am a Nebraska native, born and raised in Lincoln. After High School I worked as a CNA and Medication Aide while obtaining my Associates degree with Distinction in Respiratory Care from Southeast Community College in 2001. I worked as a Respiratory Therapist in a variety of settings including acute care, rehabilitation, and pediatrics be
I am a Nebraska native, born and raised in Lincoln. After High School I worked as a CNA and Medication Aide while obtaining my Associates degree with Distinction in Respiratory Care from Southeast Community College in 2001. I worked as a Respiratory Therapist in a variety of settings including acute care, rehabilitation, and pediatrics before graduating Summa Cum Laude from Doane College with a Bachelor of Science in Allied Health. I was accepted to the Physician Assistant program at Union College in Lincoln, NE and graduated in May 2019. I began working for the Trauma service at Bryan Medical Center that same month and spent the next 2 years working in Critical Care, Trauma, Orthopedic Trauma, and Acute Care Surgery. I also volunteered at a free medical clinic providing primary care, dental, and vision services to the underserved and/or uninsured members of our community.
My husband Clayton is from Oklahoma and we met while I was working in Tulsa. We relocated back to Lincoln shortly before our wedding and have 2 boys, Gavin and Weston. As our boys got older we started thinking about relocating to be closer to my husband’s family and found Greensburg. I accepted a position with KCMH beginning July 2021 and my husband accepted a position with USD 422 as the Transportation Director. We spend most of our free time at sporting events for the kids, and try and get out on the boat as much as we can.
I believe healthcare is a partnership between the provider and patient, and look forward to developing relationships with my patients and working with them to achieve their health goals.