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Brant Bell, PA-C Brant Bell is a Board Certified Physician Assistant (PA-C) with the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants since August, 2000. After beginning his career in Nashville, he practiced medicine in Franklin for the last five years until his recent move to Brentwood. Both of his practice settings centered on orthopaedics. In Nashville he worked in spine surgery and in Franklin in the field of general orthopaedics with an emphasis on sports medicine. Lessons learned in both practice settings in conjunction with his education to become a PA-C have provided a well-rounded knowledge base in the care of orthopaedic and sports medicine needs. Brant was born in Nashville and raised in Brentwood. He attended David Lipscomb Elementary School, Middle School, High School and ultimately the University receiving a B.S. in Chemistry. Upon graduation he took a position at a local printing company working in that capacity for several years before finally giving in to the constant tug on his heart to enter the medical field. Two days after his third child was born, he embarked on the education process to become a PA-C and was blessed to receive his Masters of Medicine at Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville. His fourth child was born three months before he completed his training. As previously mentioned, Brant is the proud father of four children. The Bell name is in good hands with his three sons: Zachary, Nathan and Jacob. His daughter is the youngest, and her name is Erin. All four children are actively involved in all sorts of extracurricular activities keeping Brant and his beautiful wife, Jennifer, very busy. Brant was fortunate to meet and fall in love with Jennifer at David Lipscomb High School and they were married in June of 1990. Brant and his family are heavily involved in the Fourth Avenue Church of Christ in downtown Franklin. The Bell family enjoys traveling to new places and camping together. Brant has committed his energies to providing a safe, healthy environment for his wife and children so that, in turn, others may be blessed. It is Brant’s desire to serve others, living the very life he was created to live by being a blessing to everyone with whom he comes in contact.
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