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ST. GEORGE — Not even his family knows, but Ryan Borrowman is a hero.
He's been at his current practice, Desert Edge Medical, as a doctor of nursing, for seven years. And his knowledge gained from years of experience may have saved a woman's life.
On Dec. 16, 2023, Borrowman, 48, was driving to Cedar City and came across a traffic jam near Quail Creek State Park.
The incident involved a woman and her dog traveling northbound on Interstate 15 when their vehicle left the road. Bystanders reportedly helped cut the injured woman out of the car's seat. They laid her on the ground and waited for emergency medical to arrive.
"Traffic was just barely starting to get stopped," Borrowman told St. George News. "I could tell this must have just happened."
