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St. Luke’s Jerome Leader Curtis Maier Named 2016-17 Jerome Chamber President
St. Luke’s Jerome Site Administrator Curtis Maier is now serving as president of the Jerome Chamber of Commerce. Maier began serving as chamber president in March 2016.
The Jerome Chamber of Commerce helps promote business development through a variety of programs and activities, including monthly luncheons, ribbon cuttings, ground-breaking ceremonies, and other services.
Maier has 30 years of continuous service to the Jerome community as an employee of St. Benedicts FMC and St. Luke’s Jerome.
He has a bachelor’s of science degree in medical technology from Whitworth University, certification as a medical technologist from Deaconess Medical Center, and a master’s degree in health science from Boise State University.
A member of the American College of Healthcare Executives and the American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP), Maier is an ASCP licensed medical technologist. He is a member of the St. Luke’s Jerome/St. Luke’s Magic Valley Community Board, and previously served on the College of Southern Idaho Healthcare Development Council.
In October 2015, Maier led a team of six community leaders in the Mayor’s School Walking Challenge. Collectively, the group walked over 1,400 miles in one month and earned $1,000 for construction of a track at Jefferson Elementary School in Jerome.
About The Author
Amy Stahl formerly worked in the Communications and Marketing department at St. Luke's.
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