Montgomery Archive — Page 3 of 5
1,330 VH Employees
$73,144,386 in salaries
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July 16, 2024
Vanderbilt LifeFlight celebrates 40th anniversary of service
LifeFlight started as a single helicopter air ambulance service four decades ago and has grown to a comprehensive emergency medical services provider that includes critical care air and ground transport, a ground ambulance program, event medicine coverage, emergency and dispatch communications. -
July 3, 2024
Her positive mindset makes Jessie Rand an invaluable team member
“There isn’t just one story of how Jessie makes those she serves her highest priority, there are thousands,” wrote one clinic co-worker. “Her big laugh and can-do attitude are contagious.” -
March 5, 2024
New Vanderbilt Medical Laboratories facility, renovations will benefit patients
A new Vanderbilt University Medical Center clinical laboratory facility is open for business following a relocation to a 110,000 square-foot facility in MetroCenter. The new lab is located approximately five miles from VUMC’s main Nashville campus. -
October 12, 2023
The couple was staying in the hospital with a sick child. When the staff heard it was their anniversary, they arranged a special dinner with candlelight and flowers.
Jim and Jill Somerville ended up with an anniversary to remember — and a commemorative plaque -
August 25, 2023
Employing her background in counseling, Shannon Ontiveros brings compassion, advocacy and confidence to the Office of Faculty Affairs
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August 22, 2023
Vanderbilt Health expands self check-in, centralized welcome desks at adult ambulatory clinics
Beginning Aug. 30, patients can check in for appointments at adult ambulatory clinics at Vanderbilt Health One Hundred Oaks using the My Health at Vanderbilt secure patient portal app on their phone or tablet. -
April 6, 2023
A mysterious heart ailment almost killed Kevin Moore. It took a Vanderbilt team to pull him through.
“I think Kevin’s story really shows that if you can get people through that early sick period with the best management, the patient can do very well.”