Vanderbilt Health in the Community Archive — Page 3 of 5

A large mural shows a masked healthcare worker standing on a theater stage between red curtains, applauded by colorful performers and entertainers on both sides. A small painted signature and date appear in the lower-left corner.
May 6, 2021

‘Standing Ovation’ mural unveiled in honor of National Nurses Week

The mural inside Vanderbilt University Adult Hospital depicts several Nashville music legends giving a standing ovation to a health care worker in honor of National Nurses Week.

A bearded man stands in front of a brick-wall mural spelling “HOPE” in large yellow letters, with a yellow awareness ribbon replacing the “O.”
April 20, 2021

The inside story behind the Hillsboro Village “Hope” mural: a brother’s love and a message for Children’s Hospital

Lance Gregory wanted the message to be visible from the windows of Children’s Hospital — in memory of his brother Cory

Patricia Wright stands in a clinical research center wearing glasses, an ID badge, and a blue floral vest over a black shirt; her reflection appears in a glass partition beside her.
January 8, 2021

A story of Christmas past: Carols being sung by a choir, an elderly woman stricken in church, and a Vanderbilt nurse saving a life

The Sunday before Christmas, Patricia Wright was in church to hear her mother sing in the choir. Then she heard a call for help.

A masked healthcare worker in navy scrubs stands outside a brick Walgreens building near an EXIT sign and yellow safety bollards.
December 28, 2020

The young woman was on the parking lot pavement without a pulse. A Vanderbilt nurse saved her life.

Keith Caldwell, a nurse at the Vanderbilt Health Clinic at Walgreens, called on years of experience to perform CPR until an ambulance arrived

Collage of 18 video-call frames showing people singing or speaking, many wearing winter hats or festive clothing; several frames include holiday decorations.
December 11, 2020

Students were not able to sing carols in person this year at the hospital. So they brought holiday music via video.

“It’s a tradition for us as well as for the Medical Center. We wanted to bring that same holiday cheer this year.”

Two healthcare workers and a man in a suit stand outside a brick medical building, all wearing face masks and giving thumbs-up gestures. A professional video camera on a tripod is positioned beside them; a window sign reads “OPEN.”
December 9, 2020

VUMC physician assistant Morgan Stine wins Hometown Hero Award

She received 19 nominations for the award, which is given by Fox 17 News