Vanderbilt Primary Care Hendersonville nominated as a 2020-2021 Top 5 Large Business of the Year by the Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce
Vanderbilt Tullahoma-Harton Hospital 2021 Good Scout Award Recipient
Vanderbilt Tullahoma-Harton Hospital team at the Good Scout Luncheon
Rich Ellis, CEO of Vanderbilt Tullahoma-Harton Hospital accepting the 2021 Good Scout Award from the Boy Scouts of America Middle Tennessee Council
Luncheon Program
Unveiling of Vivien Thomas Way
Committee to rename Dixie place with Walter Clair MD, MPH, at the event to honor the renaming of Dixie Place. It will now be known as Vivien Thomas Way, a pioneering Black research assistant at VUMC Photos by: Susan Urmy
Dr. Jeff Balser speaks at the event to honor the renaming of Dixie Place. It will now be known as Vivien Thomas Way, a pioneering Black research assistant at VUMC Photos by: Susan Urmy
This is an event to honor the renaming of Dixie Place. It will now be known as Vivien Thomas Way, a pioneering Black research assistant at VUMC Photos by: Susan Urmy
Dr. Jeff Balser and Dr. Churchwell greet guests at this is an event to honor the renaming of Dixie Place. It will now be known as Vivien Thomas Way, a pioneering Black research assistant at VUMC
Cieara MBride speaks at the event to honor the renaming of Dixie Place. It will now be known as Vivien Thomas Way, a pioneering Black research assistant at VUMC Photos by: Susan Urmy
Council members Joy Styles, district 32, Tom Cash, district 18, council member at large Sharon Hurt, Brandon taylor district 21, Jennifer Gamble district 3 and Brett Withers district 6 at the event to honor the renaming of Dixie Place. It will now be known as Vivien Thomas Way, a pioneering Black research assistant at VUMC Photos by: Susan Urmy
Dr. Andre Churchwell speaks at the event to honor the renaming of Dixie Place. It will now be known as Vivien Thomas Way, a pioneering Black research assistant at VUMC Photos by: Susan Urmy
Dr. Churchwell Vivien Thomas’ granddaughter greet Marcia Rasberry-Smith at the event to honor the renaming of Dixie Place. It will now be known as Vivien Thomas Way, a pioneering Black research assistant at VUMC Photos by: Susan Urmy
Welcoming remarks at the event to honor the renaming of Dixie Place. It will now be known as Vivien Thomas Way, a pioneering Black research assistant at VUMC Photos by: Susan Urmy
Ekiiomoado Olumese, MPil, second year medical student, speaks at the event to honor the renaming of Dixie Place. It will now be known as Vivien Thomas Way, a pioneering Black research assistant at VUMC Photos by: Susan Urmy
