Voice Archive — Page 88 of 93

Janice Overall retires after 47 years of nursing at Vanderbilt—most of it caring for children in the Pediatrics clinic

“I thought I’d only stay here three years. I’ve been here ever since!”

There was singing. There were hugs. There was laughter. There were tears.

Tiny babies dreaming of Lord Stanley’s Cup.

Spending lots of money, feeling lots of stress: typical house renovation. Being on national television at the same time: not typical.

She is lauded for “going the extra mile.” She says that’s the Vanderbilt way.

Many hands are required to decorate a gown, just like many hands are required to care for a patient

April 18, 2018
Micropipette’s “accuracy is beautiful” for medical researcher Jun Qian

Being able to manipulate things too small to be seen is still a source of amazement
April 16, 2018
Pets of VUMC 2018 — Collection #1: Duos

The contest that's on everybody's mind.
April 11, 2018
Avid runner founds “Gynecologists for Hire” to participate in Shade Tree Trot

Ob/Gyn fellow Cynthia Arvizo witnessed firsthand the good that Shade Tree Clinic does — so she formed a running team to raise funds
By Jessica Pasley
April 9, 2018
A brain surgeon’s best friend

Neurosurgeon Lola Chambless loves the simplicity and functionality of the surgical dissector called a Penfield #1
April 2, 2018
I went for a walk at lunchtime and was hit by a car. Here’s what I want drivers and pedestrians to know to protect others.

I became vaguely aware of the sound of sirens in the distance. I soon realized the sirens were coming for me.
By Tavia Smith
March 28, 2018
Julie Foss departs the Medical Intensive Care Unit for the last time

The "proud Vanderbilt nurse's" life's work, and her passion, are the patients and the employees of MICU.
By Matt Batcheldor
March 20, 2018
What is the purpose of that weird cube in the middle of the Plaza?

Futuristic design element? Outdoor feng shui in action? Navigational beacon for LifeFlight? The truth is more basic.