Deven Robinson

Deven Duus Robinson is a fifth-generation Montanan who grew up on his family’s ranch in Hamilton, Montana. Deeply rooted in Montana’s community values and outdoor lifestyle, Deven has dedicated his professional life to improving mental health access and whole-person wellness across the region.

After earning his undergraduate degrees from Carroll College, Deven pursued graduate studies at Gonzaga University and Johns Hopkins University, where he completed advanced training in both family medicine and psychiatry. He is double-board certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner and a Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.

Deven is the founder and director of Northwest Behavioral Health & Wellness, an organization committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based behavioral health care throughout Northwest Montana. He had served on the Logan Health Foundation board (previously North Valley Hospital Foundation Board) for 5 plus years. He currently serves as a board member of the Bitterroot Health Foundation board of directors, Nate Chute Foundation board of directors, and on the Two Bear Therapeutic Riding Center board of directors. 

Outside of his professional work, Deven and his spouse, both fifth-generation Montanans and proud Whitefish residents—share a love for Montana’s great outdoors. Together with their Vizsla and Border Collie, they enjoy skiing, hiking, fly fishing, weightlifting, boating, biking, camping, and chasing their toddler around. Deeply involved in their community, they dedicate much of their time to supporting local nonprofits and look forward to spending more time in western Montana.