Brennan

Brennan O'Malley, M.D., earned her medical degree from the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle. Prior to pursuing her medical career, she was an environmental activist and a volunteer medic at various music festivals across the Pacific Northwest.

As a physician specializing in family medicine, Brennan has dedicated herself to serving rural communities in Montana, where she leads health initiatives aimed at improving access to care for Native American reservations. She played a pivotal role in establishing telemedicine services at Rocky Mountain Health Center, which significantly increased healthcare accessibility for underserved populations. Currently, through her practice, Healing Horizons, she offers personalized care to residents of the northern Rockies.

Brennan has been instrumental in addressing food insecurity, collaborating with local farmers and community leaders as a consultant for Grow Together, an organization that fosters sustainable agriculture projects in Bozeman. Her efforts have led to the development of several community gardens that provide fresh produce to low-income families. Dr. O'Malley was also considered for the position of director of Community Services at the state level, highlighting her influence in public health policy.

In her downtime, Brennan enjoys hiking with her rescue dogs or can be found leading workshops on herbal medicine at her farmstead just outside of town.