Mindy Brincefield, PTA

About Mindy

Mindy Brincefield, PTA, is a physical therapist assistant at Campbell County Health (CCH) Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Services. She completed her massage therapy education at the Boulder School of Massage Therapy in Boulder, Colorado, in 1994 and earned her Physical Therapist Assistant degree from San Juan College in Farmington, New Mexico, in 2009. She also holds a certification in sharp debridement for wound care.

Mindy was inspired to pursue a career in healthcare by her passion for helping others and making a meaningful difference in their lives. She enjoys building relationships with patients, supporting them as they regain independence, and continually expanding her knowledge and skills to provide quality care.

Mindy works with patients of all ages and has experience in pediatric physical therapy, wound care, orthopedic rehabilitation, and aquatic therapy. She especially enjoys helping children develop lifelong skills and build confidence in their abilities. In wound care, she finds fulfillment in watching patients heal and return to their families, jobs, and everyday activities. She also enjoys helping orthopedic patients regain strength, mobility, and independence so they can return to their previous level of function.

One of the most rewarding aspects of Mindy's work is seeing patients smile as they achieve their goals and improve their quality of life. She believes every patient's journey is unique and enjoys celebrating the progress they make along the way.

Mindy believes in providing compassionate, individualized care built on trust and meaningful relationships. She takes time to get to know each patient, understand what matters most to them, and create a welcoming environment where they feel comfortable and supported. Through patience, encouragement, a positive attitude, and humor, she strives to make therapy a positive experience for patients of all ages.

Mindy has deep roots in Wyoming. Her parents were born and raised in Thermopolis, and her family moved to Gillette in the early 1970s. She graduated from Wright Junior/Senior High School in 1989. Although she has lived in different places over the years, Gillette has always felt like home. She appreciates Wyoming's wide-open spaces, mountain views, and the small-town atmosphere that makes the community special.

Mindy was drawn to Campbell County Health because of its commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care and the opportunity to help people throughout different stages of life. She values being part of an organization that offers a wide range of healthcare services and shares her dedication to improving patients' independence and quality of life.

Outside of work, Mindy enjoys spending time with her family, playing with her dogs, visiting yard sales, and creating projects with 3D printing.