Davidson Archive — Page 31 of 40
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July 30, 2024
Friend’s cancer diagnosis inspired Tracey DeWire to change career path
Nominated by four patients, DeWire is a recipient of a 2024 Patient and Family Choice Award. -
July 24, 2024
Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt adds pancreas and lung transplant services
Recognized as a major regional referral center for heart, kidney and liver transplantation, incorporating pancreas and lung transplant services for pediatric patients bolsters the well-established expertise currently offered by the Vanderbilt Transplant Center. -
July 22, 2024
Nursing may be a later in life career for Christin Inman, RN, but the VWCH Patient and Family Choice Award winner is right on time
“I take my time with every single patient and want to hear what brought them here and what they want to take out of their experience.” -
July 19, 2024
Artists wanted for Gifts from Friends holiday collection art contest; deadline is July 31
Know a child or teen who loves art and would like to support patients and families at Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt? -
July 18, 2024
Department of Medicine chair search committee appointed
The new Department of Medicine chair will succeed Kimryn Rathmell, MD, PhD, MMHC, who stepped down from her role as the department’s leader in November 2023 to serve as director of the National Cancer Institute. -
July 18, 2024
Advanced practice practitioners added to Vanderbilt University Hospital leadership teams
In recognition of the importance and partnership of advanced practice practitioners (APPs) with nurses and physicians in delivering patient care, Vanderbilt University Hospital has added APP directors to the VUH segment leadership teams -
July 18, 2024
Vanderbilt mourns loss of pediatrician Mary Angela Skelton, who played key role in launching neonatal transport program
She served as a fellow to neonatal medicine pioneer Mildred Stahlman, MD, who instructed her to organize a referral transport program for critically ill infants and babies, which was then nicknamed the “Angel” Transport System in Dr. Skelton’s honor.