Lincoln Hospital

Adrianne Moses' has dedicated herself to advocating for education, quality of life and the empowerment of all in her community. She has received awards, honorable recognition and appointments by elected City Officials to represent her community and its diverse special populations. She serves as a member of Bronx Borough President's Council for the Disabled and this office's Appointee and Chairperson for the NYC Department of Education's District #12 Community Education Council . She is a recipient of a "Commitment to the Community" award for her role as an Executive Board Member with the NYC Police Department 42nd Precinct Community Council and the Morrisania Revitalization Corporations ' Community Pioneer award". Ms. Moses has served her community by being a catalyst for change for the underserved and disenfranchised. She has represented her community during the NYC Dept of Health Turning Point Agenda, the Campaign for Fiscal Equity's Accountable Schools Accountable Public and as a member of the United Nations Conference for Global World Safety. She has served in the Armed Forces, works for Lincoln Hospital, Department of Public Affairs, has five sons and has resided in the community for 40 years.

OK, so anyone who knows Dr. Bob St. Clair, knows that he's the genuine article no airs, no pretenses just a hardworking guy with a beat up pickup truck and a big heart. But how did he come to be here at Lincoln Hospital? Now there's a story! A native of Idaho Falls, Idaho, Dr. St. Clair attended the University of Idaho and studied pre-med. While at the U of I, he took part in the ROTC program and found a new love flying. For the next 15 years, Dr. St. Clair flew the world with the Air Force, then the National Guard. Although being a pilot was exciting, our intrepid doctor knew there was more to life enter the lovely and talented Jane Silver. The two met when he, a real estate agent at the time, was selling a house and she was buying. "We met and that was it," the now Mrs. St. Clair says. And life has never been dull especially after the first of two children was born.

Known to his patients and friends as Dr. Monte, Ralph Monteagudo has been practicing medicine since 1985. His father, a physician who emigrated to Florida from Cuba before Castro took control, sparked his first interest in medicine by getting his son a job as an orderly at St. Petersburg Osteopathic Hospital. Throughout high school and college, Dr. Monte worked as an orderly and nursing aide and has been caring for patients since the age of 15. An "ordinary man" with an aptitude for healing, Dr. Monte enjoys being part of the community. With three kids, he's a veteran of many bake sales, car washes, ball games and school activities. He enjoys martial arts and practices "Isshin-Ryu" a form of self defense from Okinawa. "I like the discipline and the history behind it and it's fun to hit people," he laughs. A veteran of rural medicine, Dr. Monte likes the challenge of seeing patients in clinic, hospital, nursing home and ER. "Rural doctors have to know a lot, but no doctor can know everything," says Dr. Monte. And he's not afraid of what he doesn't know. "I may not have all the answers, but I will find somebody who knows and then we're still successful and get solutions." Dr. Monte sees patients at all three North Basin Medical Clinics and Lincoln Hospital & Long Term Care.

Dr. Panke enjoyed watching his father practice medicine in a rural setting and during his high school years, decided to become a doctor himself, with the hope of practicing in a small town.

Dr. Stacie Nichols is a graduate of Pacific University, with a degree in Optometry. A native of Yakima, Wash., Dr. Nichols moved to Davenport in 1997 to start a family, and establish a practice to provide complete eye treatment to the people of Lincoln County and the surrounding area. Dr. Nichols has earned a regional reputation as a progressive, proactive doctor who will help you make the best decisions for your family's eye health. That's why patients fly in from Seattle to see her. Dr. Nichols and her husband Scott live in Davenport with their two children and are proud supporters of our communities. Dr. Nichols is an American Optometric Association Member. Optometric physicians are independent primary health care providers who specialize in the examination, diagnosis, treatment & management of diseases and disorders of the visual system, the eye and associated structures as well as the diagnosis of related systemic conditions.

Dr. Stifter holds weekly office hours at North Basin Medical Clinics in Davenport and has been caring for Lincoln County residents in Lincoln County for nearly two decades. He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Cardiology and currently practices at the Heart Institute of Spokane.