Biography

Cortney Bryant graduated high school early at 16 and obtained a bachelor’s degree in biology and chemistry from Austin Peay State University at the age of 19. She went on to complete a Master of Science in Medicine at Trevecca Nazarene University’s PA program in Nashville, TN and began practicing at 23 in emergency medicine. She subsequently obtained a Doctor of Medical Science degree from Lincoln Memorial University in 2019. She was voted and awarded the Clinical Leader Award of the class by her peers and professors. Her prior experience and background is in emergency medicine and urgent care. Born and raised in Clarksville, TN, she is passionate about bringing quality, evidence-based care back to the Tennessee community and cheering on the Vols.

In her free time, Cortney enjoys Olympic Weightlifting, football, softball, and CrossFit. She has competed in Olympic Weightlifting on the national level and enjoys sports performance and nutrition, especially in young athletes. She spends all her free time with her family and children, Hutch and Whitley, and her dogs Eleiko and Merle on her farm – with the cows, chickens, horse, and goats.