Providers at the Clinic

Schedule your appointment directly with your favorite provider. If you have not had an appointment with any of our current providers, you can learn a little bit about them from their bios before choosing. If you have any questions give us a call at (907) 983-2255.

Brittany Chambers, NP

On-site Medical Director

Brittany Chambers attended Mercer University and graduated with her Bachelors of Science and Nursing in 2008. She worked for three years as an RN, with a focus on Geriatric Medicine. She Graduated from Emory University in 2011, earning a Masters Degree in Nursing. She is a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner and has been practicing as a Family Medicine Nurse Practitioner for 13 years. Brittany has worked in Georgia, New Mexico, Montana, and Alaska. Brittany began working in Naknek, Alaska in 2019, where she fell in love with rural medicine and Alaska. After working in rural healthcare, she realized that rural medicine was her passion and she has been working in rural settings throughout Alaska and Montana for the past five years. Brittany enjoys working with geriatric populations, improving population health, getting to know her patients, and educating patients on how to improve their health and wellbeing through preventative practices. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, trail running, woodworking, gardening, and spending time with family and friends.

Bart Davis, PA-C

Bart Davis is from a small, rural town in Southeast Georgia. The town he was born and raised in is famous for their onions, the Vidalia onion. He graduated from highschool in 1995 and proceeded to play college baseball for 3 years after highschool. He went to PA school at the Medical College of Georgia and graduated in 2007. He has since worked predominantly in Orthopedic surgery, but has also worked in the ER and an Urgent Care. He has done contracts in Iraq and continues to work PRN with the company he went overseas with. He has been with Wilderness Medical Staffing for almost 2 years now and thoroughly enjoys working in Alaska, especially Skagway. He enjoys hunting, fishing, hiking, working out in the gym and pretty much anything to do with the outdoors. He has been married for a little over 26 years to his beautiful wife, Christy, and his son, Andrew, is currently in the Navy in the Nuclear program and plans to work on a submarine after nuclear school. 

William (Bill) Weiss, PA-C

Bill Weiss Graduated from UCLA School of Nursing in 1975 and later from the University of Washington Physician Assistant Program in 1994. Since then he has worked in Afghanistan and Iraq, on the islands Saipan and Guam, the islands of Tinian and Rota, and various small villages and towns in Alaska. Though he tried full time retirement it only lasted a few months. He is now semi-retired, splitting his time between relaxing at his home on the Island of Saipan and working in Skagway. 

Tammy Jackson, NP

Casey Hill, PA-C

Casey Hill, PA-C, earned his undergraduate degree from Pacific Lutheran University and went on to receive a Master of Medical Science from Yale University. He is licensed to work in Alaska, Minnesota, Nebraska, and North Dakota, specializing in Emergency Medicine. With a deep commitment to patient care, Casey brings years of expertise to his role. Outside of work, he enjoys traveling and hiking, with plans to tackle Mount Kilimanjaro in the near future. Casey has been married to his wife, Colleen, for 25 years, and they have two children together.

Conor Cahalan, PA-C

Conor Cahalan is a PA from Montana, returning to Skagway for his second winter. Conor enjoys talking with patients about improving their long-term health. He likes to empower people to make the best decisions for themselves. When he is not at work, he is usually experimenting with something in his kitchen or enjoying the outdoors. A fun fact about Conor is that he shares a birthday with Frodo and Bilbo from Lord of the Rings.

Nikki Broby, FNP-C, ENP-C

Nicki Broby, FNP-C, ENP-C received her BSN from Arizona State University and her MSN from Brigham Young University. She has a passion for disaster response and humanitarian work which has led her to participate in many wonderful experiences around the globe.  Her adventures as a nursing professional include volunteering for a total of 6 months on two different Navy hospital ships, serving in 12 different countries, visiting 3 refugee camps, and working for two and a half years as a part time missionary for the Emergency Response Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Nicki worked as a registered nurse for 11 years in both the pediatric ICU and the ER before she started her career as a family nurse practitioner. She spent her first 6 years as an NP working in a rural ER in Northeastern AZ before changing things up. Now she works in remote villages all over Alaska, as well as for the National Disaster Medical System.  She loves the outdoors, traveling, and spending as much time as she can with her nieces and nephews.