Payne is the first medical student at VCU Health to earn the TULIP Award, an honor recognizing exceptional compassion and service by non-nursing team members.

The chairman and CEO of U.S. Physical Therapy leads a national network of clinics across more than 40 states and has become one of the leading advocates for the field in the country.

The option will help students learn ‘to enhance and improve the health of communities,’ and it is joined by a new interdisciplinary minor in public health and the arts.

VCU physician-researcher Patricia Sime makes patients her partners as she expands knowledge and treatment of the lung condition.

The College of Engineering’s Barbara Boyan is leading a new approach to arthrofibrosis that could have a wide-ranging impact on musculoskeletal health.

Professors from the schools of Medicine, Public Health and Social Work earn support for disease-agnostic projects that have the potential to be applied across different fields of medicine to help patients.

With her Ph.D. from VCU’s Department of Health Policy, the researcher builds on her Kenyan roots and her experience on other continents.

At VCU School of Nursing, the D.N.P student gained tools to advocate for his patients’ health, as well as his own.