Kimberly Belew

Kimberly Belew has a diverse work experience in various healthcare-related roles. Kimberly started as a Senior Staffing Supervisor at Medical Solutions, where they successfully exceeded sales quotas and brought in significant revenue. Later, they worked as a Clinical Supervisor at OB/GYN Specialists, managing a team of 11 and assisting physicians with patient care. Kimberly then served as a Medical Assistant at Drs. Thomas Traylor and Michael Fields, performing various procedures and assisting physicians in a fast-paced practice. After that, they joined Tennessee Cancer Specialists, where they were responsible for patient care, including triage, injections, and phlebotomy. Kimberly also had administrative duties related to insurance procedures and prior authorizations. Following this, they worked at UT Medical Center as a Nurse Tech, providing patient care and completing nursing tasks while studying nursing. Kimberly then joined Parkwest Hospital, serving as a Registered Nurse/Relief Charge Nurse, overseeing patient care and staffing for a medical/surgical/oncology unit. After that, they worked at Women's Care Group as a Clinical/Office Manager, managing day-to-day operations and fostering a collaborative team environment in a busy OB/GYN practice. Currently, Kimberly holds the position of Chief Operating Officer at Sertoma of Knoxville, where they previously served as Chief Administrative Officer and Chief Medical Officer, managing the operations of the Case Management and Medical Departments for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Kimberly Belew completed their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from South College from 2007 to 2011. Prior to that, they attended Roane State Community College for a period from 1988 to 1989, although the degree and field of study are unspecified for this period. Kimberly Belew also obtained certifications such as the ACLS/BLS from the American Heart Association | American Stroke Association in November 2013. Moreover, they obtained the Registered Nurse certification from the State of Tennessee Board of Nursing in August 2011.