VUSN

  • Vanderbilt University

    New graduate online courses in genetics

    Two elective courses, one focusing on the basics of genetics/genomics, and the other one exploring genetics in personalized health care will be offered online by Vanderbilt University School of Nursing this fall. The two courses, Foundations of Genetics/Genomics in Health Care and Genetics in Clinical Practice, will be taught… Read More

    Jun. 20, 2018

  • Kathy Moss

    VUMC Five Pillar Leader Kathy Moss, MSN/MBA'97, "always dreamed of being a nurse"

    Kathy Moss. a VUSN alumna, remembers the days when she and her sister spent hours practicing running a doctor’s office. Their dolls and stuffed animals served as patients. Moss was recently honored with a Five Pillar Leader Award from Vanderbilt University Medical Center. VUMC Voice shares her story. Read More

    May. 31, 2018

  • Carol Etherington

    VUSN's Carol Etherington selected for TN Health Care Hall of Fame

    Carol Etherington, MSN, R.N., FAAN, Vanderbilt University School of Nursing associate professor of nursing, emerita, has been named to the 2018 class of inductees into the Tennessee Health Care Hall of Fame. She will be honored for her health care career, which includes founding the Nashville Preventative Partnership and developing the nation's first police department counseling program in Nashville. Read More

    May. 4, 2018

  • Abby Jones, Susannah Spero, guest Stephanie Tillman, Megan Lewis and Kelly Quaine

    VUSN student-organized trauma workshop draws international participants

    Two elective courses, one focusing on the basics of genetics/genomics, and the other one exploring genetics in personalized health care will be offered online by Vanderbilt University School of Nursing this fall. The two courses, Foundations of Genetics/Genomics in Health Care and Genetics in Clinical Practice, will be taught… Read More

    May. 3, 2018

  • Asa Radix, MD

    Transgender expert Asa Radix to give May 7 VUSN Dean’s Diversity Lecture

    Two elective courses, one focusing on the basics of genetics/genomics, and the other one exploring genetics in personalized health care will be offered online by Vanderbilt University School of Nursing this fall. The two courses, Foundations of Genetics/Genomics in Health Care and Genetics in Clinical Practice, will be taught… Read More

    Apr. 10, 2018

  • Robin Steaban, Julie Foss, Marilyn Dubree

    Thirty-nine years and thousands of patients later, alumna Julie Foss retires

    When Julie Foss came to Vanderbilt in 1979, she knew exactly where she wanted to work – the Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU). Except for some brief stints in other areas, she has worked in MICU ever since. Foss, MSN'86, RN, NE-BC, retired in February after managing the MICU at Vanderbilt University Adult Hospital for nearly 30 years, a job on a high-stress unit that she never tired of. Read more from VUMC Voice Read More

    Apr. 2, 2018

  • Little boy drawing a picture

    Nursing professor’s video wins advertising’s ADDY awards, heads to nationals

    Two elective courses, one focusing on the basics of genetics/genomics, and the other one exploring genetics in personalized health care will be offered online by Vanderbilt University School of Nursing this fall. The two courses, Foundations of Genetics/Genomics in Health Care and Genetics in Clinical Practice, will be taught… Read More

    Mar. 29, 2018

  • Bill and Genie Moore, 1983

    A Vanderbilt Love Story

    A call in the night started a Vanderbilt University Medical Center doctor and a School of Nursing faculty member on a path to romance that's still as strong nearly three decades later. “She was really sweet and 34 years later, she’s still just as sweet,” Bill says. “It was meant to be,” Genie adds. A Valentine's story from VUMC Voice Read More

    Feb. 13, 2018

  • From the Tristar State to the Land of Eternal Spring: Vanderbilt and Guatemala

    From the Tristar State to the Land of Eternal Spring: Vanderbilt and Guatemala

    Vanderbilt School of Nursing MSN students and faculty head to Guatemala to work with a local clinic during spring break in March. Vanderbilt’s student newspaper, the Hustler, features that connection and others between Vanderbilt and Guatemala in an in-depth article. Read More

    Feb. 13, 2018

  • Alicia Georges

    Future AARP president tells doctoral students to take risks, engage and share power

    Two elective courses, one focusing on the basics of genetics/genomics, and the other one exploring genetics in personalized health care will be offered online by Vanderbilt University School of Nursing this fall. The two courses, Foundations of Genetics/Genomics in Health Care and Genetics in Clinical Practice, will be taught… Read More

    Jan. 23, 2018