Voice Archive — Page 70 of 95

Walk-in closet filled with hanging clothes, shoes, bags, and scattered garments on the floor; a dresser stands beneath a window at the back.
October 2, 2020

The doctor’s closet was a mess. Her friends conspired to have a Netflix show organize it for her.

Whitney Browning, a pediatrician at Children’s Hospital, is featured on the Netflix show “Getting Organized with the Home Edit” thanks to her sneaky friends

A pile of colorful handmade cards and artwork, including a card reading “Root for You!” and another with the words “CALM” and “PEACE.”
October 2, 2020

Video showcases notes of appreciation for VUMC COVID fighters

Words of encouragement and thanks have poured in from all over the U.S. and from other countries.

Four dancers pose with their hands raised in a brightly lit purple studio, surrounded by vertical glowing light tubes.
September 28, 2020

A Vanderbilt doctor wrote a song encouraging people to vote. Then a video took it to the next level.

“I truly believe this music video has the power to motivate folks to vote in November.”

Portrait of a smiling man wearing sunglasses on top of his head and a light blue collared shirt.
September 25, 2020

In memory of Kyle

Last year, an honor walk for paramedic Kyle Fisher went viral. Now, his mother, a nurse at Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital, is promoting organ donation in his memory.

Smiling man in a tuxedo seated at an open grand piano, with his hands positioned over the keys.
September 21, 2020

David Hansen is a doctor, pianist and composer. His gift of music is lifting spirits, including in the COVID unit.

He has made his songs of healing available to patients in Vanderbilt University Adult Hospital

Smiling bald man in a Vanderbilt University Medical Center Facilities Management shirt standing in front of a wall reading “Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital.”
September 18, 2020

With a smile and a paint brush, Tim Temple works to bring quality care to patients at VPH

“He problem solves solutions unique to the behavioral health environment and models empathy and compassion for our patients and for his colleagues.”