Staff

A Supportive, Patient-Centered Team

At Ivinson Memorial Hospital, you'll be joining a close-knit, collaborative team of healthcare professionals committed to delivering exceptional patient care. From day one, you'll experience a supportive work environment and collegial atmosphere—ideal for building a fulfilling medical practice.

Physician Leadership

Tyler Gallo, DO – Internal Medicine Physician
As you collaborate with Dr. Gallo, you'll appreciate his patient-centered approach and deep community ties. With four years at Ivinson since completing residency, Tyler brings a genuine understanding of the local healthcare landscape. A Wyoming native from Cheyenne, he intuitively understands the region’s unique medical dynamics.

Dr. Gallo emphasizes preventative care and chronic disease management while forming trust-based relationships with his patients. His current patient volume is 13–14 daily, with a goal of 17, underscoring the growing demand for internal medicine in Laramie.

• Four years of experience at Ivinson Memorial Hospital
• Strong focus on comprehensive, patient-centered care
• Wyoming native with deep community connections
• Family-oriented and values work-life balance

You'll find Dr. Gallo to be a supportive colleague who values collaboration and quality. Together, you’ll meet community needs, exchange insights, and develop your unique practice style.

Advanced Practice Providers

You’ll work with two experienced, independent nurse practitioners who manage their own patient panels while contributing to team care:

Robin Curtis-Rice, FNP
Robin brings over 15 years of experience at Ivinson, including roles as a medical floor nurse, ICU nurse, and supervisor. Now in her fifth year as a Nurse Practitioner, she focuses on general health, chronic care, and home visits. A Laramie resident for 21+ years, Robin's deep roots bring valuable community insight to her care.

Molly Adami, DNP
Molly enhances the team with specialized expertise in chronic disease prevention and sexual health. A University of Wyoming DNP graduate, her background in gastroenterology further supports complex care coordination. With 15+ years in Laramie, she has a strong grasp of community dynamics that influence patient outcomes.

• Each NP sees ~14 patients daily
• Independent practice model with close physician collaboration
• Focused on chronic disease management and preventive care
• Deep community ties enhance patient trust

Clinical Support & Practice Culture

Your day-to-day experience will be enhanced by a dedicated team that ensures your time is spent on clinical care—not logistics. Each provider has a personal medical assistant who preps the schedule and organizes workflow each morning.

Throughout the day, your MA manages patient prep, procedures, and admin tasks, while nurses handle rooming, vitals, and documentation. Morning huddles keep the team aligned and the workflow smooth. Quick curbside consults in the hallway reflect the team’s collaborative approach to care.

• One dedicated MA per provider
• Nursing support for documentation and vitals
• Team-based consultation for complex cases
• Work-life balance and physician well-being prioritized
• Opportunities for practice improvement participation

As you become part of the team, you’ll feel how this culture blends clinical excellence with personal support. Busy days remain manageable, and you’ll be encouraged to enjoy all that Laramie offers beyond your medical role. Your input will be respected, your well-being prioritized, and your transition fully supported.