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Wade Shipley

Wade Shipley, PA-C, is a physician assistant in Big Arm, Montana, committed to providing comprehensive, inclusive care. He’s passionate about supporting gender-diverse patients, and with his PPP training, he aims to enhance confidence among providers in treating mental health issues by sharing his knowledge with his peers.

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