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Our Voices

Everyone matters. Our experiences matter. It is a key ingredient to better decision-making among teams, leveraging a greater variety of perspectives. Our Voices will be a series of vignettes that will include personal thoughts from members of the Department of Surgery, with the hopes to help dispel negative stereotypes and personal biases about different groups.

Our Experiences

Kenneth Reid standing in an office at Hollings Cancer Center
Hereditary Cancer + Prostate Cancer
How genetic testing helped one cancer survivor to better understand his health
IndianLand rendering color image with hard hat inside a building
'It's great to know we'll have medical services nearby' in thriving SC community
Values In Action Ceremony 2025. Mr and Mrs Dr. Cole handing recipient an award
Enterprise + Hollings Leadership
The MUSC President's Values in Action Awards
Jamaica story Tania Thomas with Appleton Estate sign wearing an yellow orange outfit
Center for Global Health
'As long as I have life, there is hope'
Dr. Smolens, smiling wearing a lab coat inside a hospital room with a hospital bed
Heart and Vascular Care
Why holidays are prime time for heart trouble - and how to reduce your risk
Newborn in a stocking in Lancaster Division
Enterprise + Childrens Health
From little stocking stuffers to big holiday parade, MUSC celebrates the season
MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children's Hospital exterior evening image of building with police cars for the parade.
Enterprise
Good Night Lights spreads joy to children during hospital stays
Steve Olsen Hollings Cancer Center sitting on couch
Cancer Care + Patient Journeys
Hollings Head and Neck Cancer Survivorship Clinic helps survivors thrive
Dr. Jessica Atkins with patient Katherine Woodward.
Enterprise
Woman’s shortness of breath was first sign of serious health condition HCM
Research + Education
MUSC startups honored at 2025 InnoVision awards