Nampa Office

Megan McIntyre, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Megan McIntyre, a Certified Physician Assistant, was born in St. Maries, Idaho, and raised in Boise. She received her Masters Degree in Physician Assistant Studies from the University of St. Francis in New Mexico and has been practicing Family Medicine since 2009. Her first eight years of practice were spent serving low-income patients at Community Health Centers in the state of Washington which helped solidify her passion for the Family Medicine specialty and a broad range of patients she is able to care for.

Megan is excited to see patients of all ages and manage acute and chronic conditions. She regularly provides services for women’s health, behavioral health, dermatology, physical exams, and transgender care. Megan puts an emphasis on preventive health through collaborative health management with the patient; this includes clear communication and thorough education on conditions and treatment options. She also encourages daily activity, especially outdoors, for any ailment! When not building relationships with patients, Megan is usually outdoors running or biking, at the pool swimming, or going on adventures with her husband and son!

Anthony (Tony) Thiros, DO

Family Medicine Physician

Anthony (Tony) Thiros attended medical school at Pacific Northwest University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Yakima, Washington. He is an avid movie watcher, a lover of the outdoors, and a supporter of the Arts. Tony grew up in Idaho Falls, Idaho and attended the University of Denver, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry. He studied abroad for a year in Tuebingen, Germany, where he learned to speak fluent German. He then lived for two years in San Francisco before moving to Yakima, Washington for medical school and then to Boise, where he lives with his fiancé Will, and his hairless sphynx, Kimchi. He completed his residency at Full Circle Health- Nampa Program where he became board certified in Family Medicine, with special attention to non-surgical obstetrics, LGBTQ+ Healthcare, and endoscopy. He is an experienced traveler and has been to eleven countries. He served as the Pre-Op and PACU technician for four consecutive years with Mending Faces, a nonprofit that repairs cleft-palates in the Philippines. He was also an Emergency Department Technician at St. Joseph Hospital in Denver, Colorado. Lately, he can be found cooking a new recipe, tending to his vegetable garden, or enjoying the great outdoors at his cabin in Pine. He is very excited to continue his medical career in the Treasure Valley and give back to the beautiful state that raised him.