You deserve a healthcare provider who will listen to you and provide medical care on your terms. You don’t need to look any further than Glendive Medical Center. We know how vital it is to be able to trust and speak openly with your doctors. Our compassionate team strives to create close relationships with patients, maintaining an environment where you can feel free to tell us your concerns without fear of judgment or negligence.
We provide trusted health care for girls and women of all ages, offering patients a full range of advanced medical services. From health screenings and birth control to labor and delivery and menopause care, we are here to help you maintain overall health and wellness. For nearly a century, our hospital has served the community and established lifelong relationships with patients. Call us to learn more about how we can help you or schedule an appointment today.
Dr. Randy Wobser has practiced medicine for over 16 years. His start to his career was seeded in the desire for a family. After he and his wife were not receiving help from their doctors with infertility, he decided to go to medical school to learn more and help not only their situation, but to help others. They now have three grown daughters. Dr. Wobser has provided locum coverage in the past for Glendive Medical Center and really enjoyed working with the patients in this area, so he made the decision to become a full time provider at GMC. Dr. Wobser specializes in minimally invasive surgery and provides patients with a robust range of services in women’s health care.
Dr. Elizabeth Brown and her husband Todd, along with their son, farm just west of Glendive. Dr. Brown grew up in a rural area and practiced in Sheridan, Wyoming before moving to Glendive. Dr. Brown’s passion for caring for patients combined with her surgical skillset is beneficial to patients in our region. She focuses on the quality of life for her patients and has experience with a full breadth of comprehensive women’s health care.
Dr. Brown and Dr. Wobser are board certified and Fellows of American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology (FACOG). To become a fellow, physicians must meet additional criteria beyond education and residency and must keep abreast of the latest medical guidelines, treatments, and techniques in women’s health care today.