University Orthopedics hand surgeon Dr. Vanessa Lund participated in Brown University’s MEETS program, mentoring and inspiring local students interested in careers in medicine and orthopedic surgery.
In honor of Women’s History Month, University Orthopedics hand surgeon Dr. Vanessa Lund shares advice for young women considering careers in medicine and orthopedic surgery.
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University Orthopedics providers participated in a Perry Initiative event at the Warren Alpert Medical School in Providence earlier this month where some faculty and trainees taught female first- and second-year medical students about orthopedic
University Orthopedics physicians this month began a program called “Orthopaedics in Action” for students in grades 9-12 from Lincoln School and Providence’s The Met High School.
Lund, who is also on staff at Morton Hospital in Taunton, shared her experience with The Providence Business News.
“It’s pretty unusual for somebody so young to be chosen,” said American Society for Surgery of the Hand CEO Mark Anderson of Dr. Lund's invitation.
Dr. Vanessa Lund explains what she loves most about her career and what she looks forward to most as part of the University Orthopedics family.
University Orthopedics surgeon Vanessa Lund, MD, has been selected to join the American Society for Surgery of the Hand’s (ASSH) 2021 “Young Leaders Program.” This prestigious and competitive program gives…
