Matt Batcheldor Archive — Page 31 of 51

Red heart-shaped emblem with a white vertical torch-like symbol and a small red flame above it.
December 10, 2020

VHVI’s Brown, Agrawal receive American Heart Association awards

Two Vanderbilt Heart and Vascular Institute researchers are receiving awards from the American Heart Association.

By Matt Batcheldor
Two healthcare workers and a man in a suit stand outside a brick medical building, all wearing face masks and giving thumbs-up gestures. A professional video camera on a tripod is positioned beside them; a window sign reads “OPEN.”
December 9, 2020

VUMC physician assistant Morgan Stine wins Hometown Hero Award

She received 19 nominations for the award, which is given by Fox 17 News

By Matt Batcheldor
Seven masked adults pose during a ribbon-cutting ceremony, holding a large blue ribbon and scissors in front of a sign reading “Vanderbilt Lung Institute One Hundred Oaks.”
November 18, 2020

Collaborative Vanderbilt Lung Institute launches

By Matt Batcheldor
Sharlinda Robertson poses for a portrait at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, wearing glasses and a yellow blouse, with her hands clasped on a counter.
November 17, 2020

Sharlinda Robertson has a way with toddlers having tantrums. And everybody else, too.

Her small acts of kindness earned her a Credo Award.

By Matt Batcheldor
Anna Lorenz, a woman with long blonde hair wearing a burgundy top, stands in a bright hospital walkway.
November 13, 2020

VUMC employee attends honor walk for her brother, becomes passionate organ donation advocate

Her brother Taylor’s death was heartbreaking, but Anna Lorenz is determined to inspire others with his example

By Matt Batcheldor
The Rev. Ian Cullen, MDiv, left, Samantha Osborne, PA, Jessica Bowman Williams, RN, CCRN, and Casey Lary, RN, hold signs remembering and honoring patients who have died. VUMC employees will hold similar signs during part of a special virtual event called “VUMC Remembers” on Nov. 22.
November 12, 2020

VUAH memorial service to remember patients, families

In a first-of-its-kind event, Vanderbilt University Adult Hospital will hold a virtual memorial service to remember patients who have died in its care as well as their families and caregivers.

By Matt Batcheldor