Kimberly Wells, a native Nashvillian, joined the NFC team in October of 1998. Ms. Wells received a B.S in pre-nursing from David Lipscomb University and continued her education with a B.S.N. from Belmont University. At Belmont Kimberly completed internships in a variety of fields in addition to serving as Vice President of her class. After graduation she worked in the Orthopedics / Neurology / Post-surgical unit where she served as an occasional charge nurse and preceptor to new nurses. Her surgical experience provides Kim with a means to better prepare patients for surgical procedures.

Since coming on board at NFC, Kimberly has been instrumental in starting the Donor Embryo Adoption Program, a plan which allows couples to donate embryos so that other couples can know the joy of pregnancy. She coordinates patient IVF cycles, teaches IVF classes, and researches statistics for the SART committee. Outside of the office, Kim enjoys cooking and her work with children and young adults. Kim has many special talents that give her a very unique insight into the needs of IVF patients.