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Welcome to Bridger Ear, Nose & Throat
We look forward to seeing you.
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Providers
Meet the providers at Bridger Ear,Nose & Throat. Our providers specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of general ear,
nose and throat problems with a specialty in sinus surgery and pediatric ENT. |
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Brennan Dodson, MD |
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About Dr. Brennan Dodson
Dr. Dodson completed his training with the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck
Surgery at the University of Colorado-Health Sciences Center (Denver, CO) in June 2006. This
5-year residency program afforded him excellent training through assignments at major tertiary
referral centers such as University Hospital, Denver Health (General) Hospital, and the
Children’s Hospital. Before residency, he earned his MD from the University of Oklahoma-
College of Medicine (Oklahoma City, OK). Prior to that, he obtained his BA from the Colorado
College (Colorado Springs, CO) with a major in . . . read more. |
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Blythe Lindsay, PA-C
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About Blythe Lindsay, PA-C
Blythe Lindsay has been working as a Physician Assistant in the Gallatin Valley for the past 7
years. She completed a Master’s Degree from the Physician Assistant Program at George
Washington University in Washington, DC in 2004, with an emphasis in rural family practice.
Working closely with Dr. Brennan Dodson has provided an excellent training experience to
further prepare her to meet the demanding needs of Bridger Ear, Nose and Throat’s patient
population. Ms. Lindsay graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Science degree in both
Human Biology and Conservation Biology from Brigham Young University in 2000.
About Her Family
“I feel very fortunate to live with my husband in this wonderful area where I can combine my two
interests of medicine and the outdoors/environment. In addition to my work as a Physician
Assistant in Bozeman, I have had the opportunity to work as a professional ski patroller at a
local ski resort as well as a volunteer patroller. It was thrilling for me to watch my two year old
daughter enjoy her first ski run at Bridger Bowl this winter. I am so relieved that she loves skiing!
My small family and our three dogs continue to explore the backcountry as much as possible,
now on a little different scale. I recognize the importance of helping both my family and my
patients get out to enjoy our beautiful surroundings.”
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