Our Team

Gregory Bauer

MS, CRNA, NSPM-C

Gregory started his medical career in the United States Army, serving four years in Schweinfurt, Germany.  He received his BSN from Montana State University in 1995.  Greg knew from the start of nursing school that he wanted to go onto anesthesia school.  Working in Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center's ICU, Greg honed his communication and nursing skills.  Minneapolis School of Anesthesia and St. Mary's University in Minnesota provided Greg his Masters in Science graduating with a perfect GPA in 1998.  He has practiced various locations from Eveleth, Minnesota, Baraboo, Wisconsin, Polson, Montana and Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.  Greg's strong communication skills and his nursing background drew him to wanting to be able to work with patients on a more one to one basis and being able to develop those relationships.  Because of his strong anesthesia and nerve block skills, he decided to go into pain management.

Dustin Gill

MSN, CRNA, NSPM-C

Born and raised in Southwest Louisiana, Dustin and his college sweetheart relocated to the Palouse with their twins in the fall of 2019.  Dustin in a graduate of Duke University School of Nursing where he received his Master's in Nurse Anesthesia.  Afterwards, Dustin completed his Chronic Pain Management Fellowship at Texas Christian University and became certified in Non-Surgical Pain Management.  He is dedicated to bringing his highest level of care possible to the people of Palouse.  His motto is always, "Heal not Harm".  When not in the hospital setting, Dustin enjoys spending as much time possible having family adventures. 

John Westberg

 M.N.A., CRNA

John Westberg started with a nursing diploma in Winnipeg Manitoba from St. Boniface Hospital in 1985.  A BScN from the University of Alberta in 1992, then to Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences for Master of Nurse Anesthesia in 2004.  Prior to anesthesia were 15 years of emergency nursing, intensive care nursing in large and small hospitals and flight nursing in Boise. Since graduating from Mayo, 21 years of practice as a CRNA ranging from cardiac surgery anesthesia in Rochester, a regional hospital in Weston Wisconsin providing anesthesia for a variety of surgical cases and procedures, and anesthesia for mostly orthopedic outpatient surgeries at an ambulatory surgery center.

Adrianne Fejes

DNP, CRNA

Adrianne is a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist proudly serving patients through Panhandle Anesthesia Associates of Moscow. She is committed to providing safe, individualized and compassionate anesthesia care, ensuring each patient feels supported and well-informed throughout their surgical experience. Adrianne began her career in critical care, caring for high-acuity patients and developing a strong foundation in complex clinical management, hemodynamic support, and interdisciplinary teamwork. She went on to complete her Doctor of Nursing Practice in Nurse Anesthesia at Arkansas State University, where she trained extensively in all areas of anesthesia. She has a particular interest in ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia and enhancing perioperative comfort through multimodal pain strategies. Originally from Alaska, Adrianne has made the Palouse her home and is grateful for the opportunity to care for this community. Outside the operating room, she enjoys exploring Idaho’s outdoor landscapes, hiking, hunting, and adventuring with Jason and her dog, Jax. Adrianne is honored to be part of Panhandle Anesthesia Associates of Moscow and is dedicated to delivering high-quality anesthesia care with integrity, skill, and a calm, reassuring presence.

Our Core Values

INTEGRITY:  Being in integrity does not simply mean holding true to your word with others and the position you committed to fill, it also means staying in integrity with one's self.  Holding commitments to yourself, your family, the community and the service you provide. 

LIVES ON PURPOSE:  This shows the sweet spot where your intentions, personal values and vision of the business are aligned.  Living on purpose shows we are being fulfilled through our responsibilities as an anesthesia provider, our interactions with the community, the vision of the business and working with fellow team members. 

COMMUNITY:  The team members' dedication towards serving the community to the best of our ability. Our focus should always be to heal and do no harm. 

GROWTH:   We are focused to constantly grow in knowledge to best serve our community, to always think of "what's best for the patient" and to treat accordingly. We are consistently brainstorming and thinking of "long-term" care and needs for the patient.  When we cease to grow as a team, we cease to serve the community to the best of our abilities.