Helping Patients Fills Their Hearts with Joy

Physicians and physicists enjoy their jobs for many reasons. On Valentine’s Day, a few share what they love about their work. “I love many things about my job: the ability to help patients at a critical time in their lives, the complexity of oncologic decision-making, and the cool cutting-edge technology.” Jennifer Bellon, MDHarvard Medical School…
Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program searches for the best medical-school graduates with an eye on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Associate Professor of Clinical Radiology & Radiological Sciences and Vice Chair of Diversity Affairs Department of Radiology and Radiological Sciences Marques Bradshaw, MD, has been part of the selection process at Vanderbilt since…
A talented artist, Jesse Smith drew an interesting path from graduating college to arriving as a student at the University of Minnesota Medical School. After earning his bachelor’s degree in psychology from UC Santa Cruz, Smith stayed in his native Northern California to teach biology and anatomy at Yuba College. It took several years and…
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