Three Rivers Medical Clinic
About our Providers
About our Providers
Cynthia Bates, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
Cindy is the owner of Three Rivers Medical Clinic. She received her Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Simmons College in Boston but also holds a Bachelors of Science in Biochemistry from Colorado State University. After several years working in the Denver area as a Registered Nurse, Cindy completed her Masters in Nursing with University of Northern Colorado. She is a Certified Nurse Practitioner, specializing in family practice. Her passion, however, lies in the care of prenatal and pediatric patients.
Though new to Montana, Cindy is not unfamiliar with the mountains. For years, Cindy and her husband, Matthew, have enjoyed taking advantage of the hiking, skiing, fly fishing and cycling found within the splendor of the Rocky Mountain Range. Now, from their home at Four Corners, they share their zeal with their twin children, Zachary and Sophia along with their two Labrador-mix canines, Roscoe and Daisy. And, yes, the hounds are named after ‘The Dukes of Hazards’ characters.
Though new to Montana, Cindy is not unfamiliar with the mountains. For years, Cindy and her husband, Matthew, have enjoyed taking advantage of the hiking, skiing, fly fishing and cycling found within the splendor of the Rocky Mountain Range. Now, from their home at Four Corners, they share their zeal with their twin children, Zachary and Sophia along with their two Labrador-mix canines, Roscoe and Daisy. And, yes, the hounds are named after ‘The Dukes of Hazards’ characters.
Kristin Johnson, MSN, APRN, ANP-BC, FNP-BC
Kristin earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Sigma Cum Laude, from Montana State University in Bozeman. She went on to earn a Master of Science in Nursing, Forensics and Adult Nurse Practitioner from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Kristin has a Post-Masters Certificate in the Family Nurse Practitioner Program from Montana State University. She was also a Assistant Teaching Professor for graduate Pathophysiology at Montana State University
Kristin and her family reside in nearby Bozeman. She is passionate about providing care for newborn through the elderly including, but not limited to, acute care illnesses, injuries, preventative services, patient education, and chronic illness management. Kristin practiced in Tennessee and Idaho before moving back home to Montana. She owned and operated the Three Rivers Medical Clinic from 2007 to October of 2019.
When she is not working or playing with her daughters, Kristin enjoys the outdoors, snowmobiling, riding her dirt bike and is a sucker for a great book!
Kristin and her family reside in nearby Bozeman. She is passionate about providing care for newborn through the elderly including, but not limited to, acute care illnesses, injuries, preventative services, patient education, and chronic illness management. Kristin practiced in Tennessee and Idaho before moving back home to Montana. She owned and operated the Three Rivers Medical Clinic from 2007 to October of 2019.
When she is not working or playing with her daughters, Kristin enjoys the outdoors, snowmobiling, riding her dirt bike and is a sucker for a great book!
Crystal Marx, MSN, APRN, FNP-C
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Crystal graduated from Montana State University-Northern as a
Registered Nurse. After practicing locally at Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital for 18 years in both the Medical/Surgical Unit and the Wound Clinic, she then completed her Masters in Nursing from the University of North Dakota. As a Certified Family Nurse Practitioner, Crystal is excited to provide primary care in a rural health care setting. Crystal and her husband, Mat, are both Gallatin County natives, growing up in Belgrade. Several years ago, the Marxes settled in at the west end of the valley to raise their two boys here in Three Forks. Crystal and Mat, along with Sawyer and Gabe, spend as much time as possible outside year-round taking advantage of all that Montana has to offer. Camping, boating, fishing and baseball are some of their favorite activities but don’t often miss a Bobcat Football game. Go Cats! |
