VUMC People Archive — Page 32 of 81

A healthcare worker in blue scrubs and gloves applies a blood-pressure cuff to a seated patient in an emergency department hallway. Directional signs for the waiting area, registration, café, elevators and restrooms are visible overhead.
November 8, 2024

VUMC plays active role in training today’s military medical personnel

Vanderbilt University Medical Center is extensively involved in partnerships with the military that both assist individuals as they transition out of service to be civilian veterans and help active-duty military medical personnel maintain their critical skills needed during deployment.

Laurie Novak, PhD, MHSA
November 8, 2024

Vanderbilt’s Laurie Novak elected fellow of ACMI

Novak is an anthropologist specializing in the cultural intersection of technology with everyday life and work. Her projects currently focus on the implementation of artificial intelligence in medicine.

Group portrait of approximately 20 members of the Pediatric Gene Therapy Workgroup posed on a curved staircase indoors.
November 7, 2024

Pediatric Gene Therapy Workgroup honored for defining personalized care for children

“The focus and dedication of this team has driven the early success of our program and has put us at the forefront among centers offering these innovative therapies across the country.”

Two masked clinicians in blue surgical scrubs perform an abdominal regional nerve block on a patient in an operating room, with monitoring and anesthesia equipment surrounding them.
November 5, 2024

VUMC has long record of supporting military on Veterans Day — and every day

“Vanderbilt is an extremely welcoming environment for military personnel, and you see that all over campus.”

Head-and-shoulders portrait of Katrina Brown smiling at the camera, wearing a mauve jacket over a white top.
November 5, 2024

Katrina Brown receives 2024 Magnet Nurse of the Year Award

She has dedicated her career to transforming care for victims of sexual assault and intimate partner violence.

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November 4, 2024

Tae Kon Kim receives V Foundation grant for MDS drug research 

Kim and colleagues will study whether this protein hinders the ability of the immune system to fight MDS and whether it can be blocked to treat MDS.