Dr. Lindsi Roundy, a Utah native, is a board certified pediatrian and her big (and sad?) claim to fame is that she went from preschool through residency in a 20-mile-radius, and settled at a practice just a few blocks from where she graduated high school.  She loved her practice and patients there and expected Utah to be her forever home.  Five years later, the surprising opportunity to move to Montana presented iteself, so she and her family embared on a new and exciting adventure in beautiful Helena.

She made the decision to go to college and pursue a career in medicine after her oldest daughter was diagnosed with autism.  She completed her undergraudate studies, medical school and residency training through the University of Utah School of Medicine and Primary Children's Hospital.

She loves caring for children, expecially routine newborn care, (knowing there is nothing routine about adding a new little human to your family) and has a special interest in NICU follow-up care and breastfeeding medicine/lactation.  

Lindsi and her husband, who is a theoretical physicist, have three wild kids.  They embrace their nerdism and while she'd love to someday be "outdoorsy", what she really loves is reading fantasy fiction and always enjoys a good game of Dungeons and Dragons.