Brad received his bachelor’s in nursing from the University of Utah. He has over 10 years experience in multiple settings as a registered nurse, such as: post op bariatric surgery, post op cardiovascular surgery/ step down ICU, Cardiovascular Genetics, and later found his passion for mental health working inpatient, and Health Coaching. He later went to Gonzaga University earning his Nurse Practitioner Master’s degree in Psychiatry and Mental Health.

Mr. Martin was able to work with the Veterans Affairs Health System for 3 years, and found it a privilege to give back to the service men and women who have given so much to our country.

Brad continues to develop and learn, whether through continuing education, or other post degree programs in order to improve patient care. He is interested in improving quality outcomes, and equity of care with minority groups, and received a continuing education certificate specific to mental health Spanish. He is also interested in Substance Use Disorders, as well as, ADHD and mental health treatment in pediatrics.

Additionally, Brad feels it’s important to look at each patient with compassion. “After you walk a mile in another person’s shoes, you realize that you never have enough information, nor the right, to fully judge a person, and now your feet hurt after walking in another person’s shoes.” He enjoys helping patients progress towards their goals, and realize their full potential.

Brad and his wife moved to Idaho to be closer to family, and they enjoy the gem state. He has a variety of hobbies and interests, which includes hiking outdoors, music, and hanging out with the family cat.