Physicians

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Dr. Brabant is the owner of Circle Medical Centre. She grew up in Regina and completed her medical school education at the University of Saskatchewan in 2016. She completed her family medicine residency in Moose Jaw in 2019.   

Her areas of interest include: 

• Internal medicine - cardiology, nephrology, and endocrinology especially
• Addictions medicine
• Transgender care
• ADHD assessment and management

She is a faculty member of the University of Saskatchewan and often has residents or medical students training with her. 

Dr. Brabant is a delegate for the South Central Medical Staff Association, and is a strong advocate for local healthcare needs at the Saskatchewan Medical Association Representative Assembly twice per year. 

She also provides care for people struggling with opiate use disorder through the Opiate Agonist Therapy clinic at Crescent View Clinic approximately once per week. 

  Born and raised in Saskatchewan, Renee completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Regina in 2015. She began her nursing career as a Registered Nurse, gaining experience in medical-surgical care, obstetrics, and emergency medicine. Renee later completed her Master’s degree at the University of Saskatchewan, becoming a Nurse Practitioner. Much of her professional experience has been in Northern Saskatchewan, and she now resides in Moose Jaw with her husband and two young children. Renee practices comprehensive primary care, with a special interest in women’s health, including menopausal care, contraceptive procedures, and pre- and postnatal care. She is passionate about patient education and is dedicated to empowering individuals to take an active role in managing their health.  

Ashley grew up in Regina and received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Saskatchewan in 2012. Her RN practice focused predominantly on perinatal care, working both on Labour and Birth in Regina as well as in a multidisciplinary high-risk obstetrics clinic in Victoria BC; she obtained her national perinatal nursing specialty certification in 2021. Ashley completed her Masters of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) in 2023, and has been practicing as a nurse practitioner in the Moose Jaw area since then. 

As independent primary care providers, nurse practitioners are able to assess, diagnose, order lab tests and imaging, prescribe medications, and make referrals to specialists. Ashley provides comprehensive family practice care with a holistic approach, caring for patients across their lifespan. This includes routine well visits and screening, episodic concerns like ear infections or ankle sprains, ongoing health needs like menopause management and gender-affirming care, and management of chronic illnesses like COPD or diabetes. 

Born in rural Manitoba, Mandy received her Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 2012. Since that time, she has practiced in a variety of settings throughout Saskatchewan and Ontario. These include community pharmacy, long term care, dementia care, diabetes management, and as a consultant pharmacist on multiple inter professional healthcare teams. Over that time, Mandy developed an interest in managing diabetes-related medications, particularly insulin. This led to her successfully completing and acquiring the designation of a “Certified Diabetes Educator” in 2024. 

Mandy enjoys being apart of an inter professional healthcare team, where she sees patients receive truly optimized, personalized care in a timely manner. 

Her always evolving areas of interest:

• Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
• Geriatric healthcare
• Health Education and Teaching of Patients
• Advocacy for Marginalized Patient Populations

At the clinic, her role involves:

• Conducting in-depth medication reviews
• Answering various drug-related questions from patients and other healthcare providers
• Advocating for medication coverage for patients
• Aiding in the provision of thorough, regular, diabetes management
• Providing expedited access to the management of various minor ailments

 Chelsey is a Registered Social Worker proudly rooted in Moose Jaw. She brings her whole heart and realness into every client relationship.

Her practice spans a range of areas, including grief, end-of-life, addiction, ADHD, anger, depression, and anxiety. She has a special spot in her heart for autism support, drawing on both lived personal and professional experience. As a provider with Autism Saskatchewan Individualized Funding, Chelsey is able to write funding notes and offer practical sensory recommendations to support clients and their families.

Beyond direct support, Chelsey is also here to help with the practical side of life — navigating paperwork, applying for benefits, and writing letters or notes so that clients can access the supports they deserve.

Chelsey's style is simple: she walks beside people, never in front of them. No judgment, no agenda, just genuine support, curiosity, and compassion. She knows that life is beautifully messy and that everyone deserves someone in their corner.

She is excited to walk beside you, learn from you, and be a part of the Circle Medical Centre team. Bring all of yourself, you are welcome here.