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Black-and-white group photo at an indoor gathering: an older adult holds a large patterned snake while a child and several adults look on.
July 25, 2023

The Wild Kingdom guy thought it would be a good idea to bring a python into the hospital. He was right.

It’s cold-blooded, check it and see

Smiling woman and man pose outdoors in front of leafy trees; the man wears sunglasses, a cap, and a red shirt with a three-star emblem.
May 2, 2023

VUMC surgical tech cheers on daughter Grace West on NBC’s “The Voice”

Daryl Rembinski’s family moved to Nashville from Detroit to support Grace’s singing career

A student in a white lab coat sits in a medical laboratory while a television camera operator and boom microphone record an interview.
August 3, 2022

VUMC’s Aspirnaut program celebrates 15th anniversary, and NBC News returned to highlight its students

A link to the video story and an inside look at the taping and some of this year’s participants

Smiling woman in a navy marching-band uniform stands behind a set of drums, holding a sousaphone-like instrument; other uniformed people and blue lockers are visible behind her. A circular sign reads “Pasadena Tournament of Roses.”
January 12, 2022

Marching in the Tournament of Roses Parade after knee surgery? Check. Carrying a 30-lb. drum set? That, too.

It was a long journey for Jill Griffin to that iconic New Year’s Day parade, and her surgeon Rick Wright made it possible

David Voce stands with his arms crossed on a tropical beach, wearing a white T-shirt and patterned shorts, with turquoise water and green hills behind him.
September 21, 2021

Neurosurgery resident David Voce competes on new season of “Survivor”

Stamina and focus are key to neurosurgery; how much will they help him on the island?

Woman in blue medical scrubs sits at a desk with clasped hands in a clinical office, with an anatomy poster, stethoscope, medical supplies, and books visible behind her.
August 30, 2021

VUMC nurse Shakeya Bean featured in national public service announcement about COVID vaccines

She sees patients who are struggling after a COVID infection. “It doesn’t have to be this way,” she said.