Brack Allen Bivins

Background

Bivins, Brack Allen was born on November 28, 1943 in Nashville, Tennessee, United States. Son of Brack Amos and Marjorie Rose (Belcher) Bivins.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Western Kentucky University, 1966. Doctor of Medicine, University Kentucky, 1970. Diplomate American Board Surgery.

Resident in surgery U. Kentucky Medical Center, Lexington, 1970-1977.

Assistant professor surgery U. Kentucky College Medicine, Lexington, 1977-1980, associate professor surgery, 1980-1982. Division head trauma surgery, director nutrition support service Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit,1983—, trustee, Board of Governors, vice president clinical services, 1987.

Career

Research award, 1976. Parenteral Drug Association Research award, 1976.

Achievements

• Brack Allen Bivins has been listed as a noteworthy surgeon, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served lieutenant colonel United States National Guard, 1970-1981. American Cancer Society Clinical fellow, 1972. American College of Surgeons fellowship

Connections

Married Brenda Kingston, February 3, 1973. Children: Brack David, Berkley Kingston.

Father:

Brack Amos Bivins

Mother:

Marjorie Rose (Belcher) Bivins

Spouse:

Brenda Kingston

child:

Brack David Bivins

child:

Berkley Kingston Bivins