Vanderbilt University Medical Center

In a few weeks, you will be asked to participate in the VUMC Pulse Survey. This survey is much shorter with only 9 questions and is a quick check-in to give leaders a snapshot of employees’ feelings of engagement, well-being and inclusion. The survey will take place Jan. 7-19, 2025. 

Whether you are retiring soon or still have a few years to go, you may have questions about Medicare. Fidelity Investments, the company that manages VUMC’s retirement savings plan, will host a virtual informational session to help you make the most of Medicare and your retirement savings. The webinar is free and open to all VUMC employees. During the webinar, you'll learn:

Are you getting ready to retire, or do you want to make sure you are ready when the time comes? Do you have questions about Social Security? VUMC Human Resources is partnering with Fidelity Investments to host a free, live webinar to help you plan for your transition to retirement. Gain valuable insights from Robin Fountain, a seasoned Public Affairs Specialist with more than 20 years of experience at the Social Security Administration. The webinar is designed for employees 55 and older, but anyone can attend.

Ten days before Apollo 11 landed on the moon, a young man from Brownsville, Tennessee, began what would become a lifelong career at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Freddie Easley started in July 1969, working as a housekeeper at the original Medical Center North. Over the following 55 years, Easley witnessed incredible changes, from the campus itself growing to encompass many new buildings to the technology used by his department changing from completely manual to incorporating robots. Through it all, he remained dedicated to his work and the people around him. 

As we celebrate Connie Greer's 45-year milestone at Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital (VWCH), we are reminded of the unwavering dedication and passion she has brought to our institution. Connie is not only the last full-time original employee of Wilson County, but also an irreplaceable pillar of the community.

This year marks an extraordinary milestone for Lynn Butler-Bailey, who has dedicated 50 years of her life to our organization. Her journey, which began on Sept. 17, 1974, as an MPI clerk, is a testament to her unwavering commitment and passion for her work.

A steadfast presence at Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) for 45 years, Carolyn Patton embodies dedication and resilience in her role as a medical receptionist. Her journey, which began at the age of 22, is a testament to unwavering commitment and adaptability.

As we honor Nokomis Brown for her remarkable 45-year tenure at Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC), we reflect on her journey, her adaptability, and her contributions that have left an indelible mark on our institution.

As you know, Open Enrollment for 2025 benefits is going on now. You have until 11:59 p.m. on Oct. 31 to choose or change your benefits.

In 1979, a loaf of bread was 29 cents, Superman was the top movie of the year, and Vanderbilt University Medical Center was continuing to grow. Enter Beverly Conner, a young temp who would go on to lead and inspire others for the next 45 years and beyond.Beverly Conner's remarkable journey at VUMC is a testament to her dedication, leadership, and commitment to excellence. Since starting her career, Beverly has made a lasting impact across various departments, and her story is one of growth, mentorship, and personal achievement.