I’m a dedicated family man and passionate outdoorsman with a lifelong love of learning. My journey into medicine began shortly after high school while serving on a volunteer ski patrol, where I discovered a deep fascination with the human body and how it works. That experience sparked a calling that led me into the medical field. Since 2018, I’ve been practicing as a Family Nurse Practitioner, with a primary focus on comprehensive primary care. I also bring experience from working in emergency and correctional medicine. I believe that truly listening to patients is the cornerstone of effective care. My patients know I value their voices, respect their perspectives, and am genuinely invested in their health and well-being.
Max Barney FNP-C
Hi, I’m Max Barney, a Family Nurse Practitioner with over a decade of healthcare experience—including time in hospitals, emergency medicine, ICUs, and mental health. These days, I’m grateful to focus on what I enjoy most: family practice. I care for patients of all ages, from newborns to seasoned grandparents, and I’m passionate about building lasting relationships that support lifelong health. My family and I are proud to call Southeast Idaho home. We love the strong sense of community here—it’s truly something special. Outside of work, I keep life grounded with faith, family, and Dr Pepper.
Dr. F. Bryce Moser D.O.
Dr. F. Bryce Moser has practiced family medicine in Blackfoot, ID since 2003. He attended medical school in Kansas City, MO and completed a family residency program at Wilson Hospital in Johnson City, New York. He is a member of the American Academy of Family Practice. Being board certified with the American Board of Family Medicine, he provides comprehensive care in pediatrics, diabetes, hypertension, and geriatric medicine. He also performs cardiac stress tests, physicals, and office procedures such as laceration repairs and circumcisions. He served 10 years on the Bingham County Crisis Center Board of Directors. Raised on an Idaho family farm with seven siblings, he learned many practical skills which developed many interests and abilities. Dr. Moser served an LDS mission to North Carolina from 1987-89. His continued interest in politics was spurred by high school Policy Debate competitions. Dr. Moser enjoys the performing arts and has participated with local productions through the BCP. In college, he was a member of the competitive ballroom dance team. When he has free time, Dr. Moser enjoys fishing, camping, snowmobiling, and 3-D design and printing. He and his wife Amy are the parents of five children.