Jesse Morse-Brady, NP
Ms. Morse-Brady has worked in healthcare since 2008, in several different clinical roles. Her interests in public and global health led her to complete a master’s degree with a focus in international medicine through Montana State University. She lived and conducted rural healthcare implementation research in the Achham region of Nepal, before returning to the United States to complete her nursing education. She then worked in perioperative and primary care settings in Fremont County for several years before pursuing her doctorate of nursing practice at the University of Wyoming. She holds board certifications in both orthopaedics and family practice.
Jesse Morse-Brady, NP
Jesse Morse-Brady, NP
Education
Doctor of Nursing Practice
University of Wyoming
Master of Science in Nursing
University of Arizona
Master of Science in Health Sciences
Montana State University
ORTHOPAEDIC NURSE PRACTITIONER
Jesse Morse-Brady, DNP, MS, ONP-C, FNP-BC, joined Fremont Orthopaedics in 2019, and has been caring for patients in Fremont County since 2014 in a variety of settings.
Ms. Morse-Brady has worked in healthcare since 2008, in several different clinical roles. Her interests in public and global health led her to complete a master’s degree with a focus in international medicine through Montana State University. She lived and conducted rural healthcare implementation research in the Achham region of Nepal, before returning to the United States to complete her nursing education. She then worked in perioperative and primary care settings in Fremont County for several years before pursuing her doctorate of nursing practice at the University of Wyoming. She holds board certifications in both orthopaedics and family practice.
CLINICAL FOCUS
Ms. Morse-Brady provides comprehensive non-operative orthopaedic care to patients of all ages, and works closely with our surgeons to help patients prepare for and recover from surgery. She treats patients with acute injuries such as fractures and muscle or tendon injuries, as well as chronic conditions such as arthritis. In addition to her orthopaedic focus, Ms. Morse-Brady’s family practice background enables her to work with patients to optimize their overall health and improve management of chronic diseases. She has particular interests in wellness, rural healthcare delivery, and the impact of orthopaedic conditions on everyday life.
Personal Interests
Ms. Morse-Brady spends most of her free time rock climbing, bicycling, skiing, fishing, gardening, and exploring the mountains. She and her husband live in Lander, along with their dogs, cat, turkeys, geese, and numerous houseplants.
