New Director of Floyd County Medical Center Rural Health Clinic on The Job

Floyd County Medical Center (FCMC) has a new director for its new rural health clinic. 

Heidi Laube started October 12th to oversee operations and management of the rural health clinic, which houses family medicine, obstetrics, mental health counseling, and geriatric medicine – as well as urgent care. 

FCMC CEO Dawnett Willis said, “Heidi brings a strong background in rural healthcare leadership and clinic operations that will be a tremendous asset to Floyd County Medical Center. Heidi’s experience in developing teams, supporting providers, and improving operational performance aligns well with our commitment to delivering exceptional patient care and strengthening access to healthcare throughout the communities we serve.”                   

Laube’s nearly 20 years of healthcare leadership experience includes a background in rural healthcare, team development, ambulatory clinic operations, and performance improvement. She most recently served as Practice Administrator for MercyOne North Iowa, where she led operations of rural Family Medicine clinics in Forest City, Lake Mills, and Northwood. 

Laube said, “Throughout my career, I’ve seen firsthand the impact rural clinics have on the people and families they serve, and I’m passionate about ensuring those communities continue to have access to exceptional care close to home. I’m excited to work alongside our providers, staff, and leadership team to strengthen our clinics, support our teams, and continue building for the future.”

Laube earned a B.A. in Athletic Training from the University of Northern Iowa as well as a Master of Education in Applied Kinesiology from the University of Minnesota. She has also been the co-owner of Cutting Edge Fitness in Clear Lake.