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The Schoenecker Lab, part of Vanderbilt Translational Orthopeadics and The Vanderbilt center for Bone Biology in Nashville, TN.

Powered by the Caitlin Lovejoy Fund, NIH, DOD, VA, PXE International, POSNA, OREF and an amazing multidisciplinary team. The Caitlin Lovejoy Fund, directly supports mentoring and teaching medical students the process of conducting translational research. The goal is to provide mentorship and an environment that allows medical students to design a project that will take them through all of the crit

ical steps required to become doctor scientists. Students understand the importance of first identifying a key knowledge gap in the practice of medicine that would greatly impact healthcare if we were to fill this knowledge gap. They learn to design and carry out projects that bridge the research and clinical settings. Without this experience, it is a daunting task to find success as both a clinician and a scientist. The Caitlin Lovejoy Fund enables students to achieve competence, be completely immersed in research, and eventually see a positive change brought about by their outcomes. Ways to Give to The Schoenecker Lab

Make a gift through a secure online donation form. vanderbilthealth.com/giving
Go to the Give tab
Hit the Give Now selection your gift by completing the "Area of Support" section of the form. If you want to direct your gift to an area not included in the drop-down box, please select "Other" and type in your area of support. Special Comment Box: Gift to go to the Mary Caitlin Lovejoy Memorial Fund – Pediatric Orthopedic (4044759656) (R12434)

Mail in your gift
Note your area of support, if applicable, and make your check payable to Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Please mail to:
Vanderbilt Gift Processing
PMB 407727
2301 Vanderbilt Place
Nashville, TN 37240-7727

Call Chris Collins at 615-875-2670 with any questions.

11/19/2021

Congratulations Dr. Gibson! An amazing defense was given yesterday to cap off an incredible journey. Science done well! Great job Breanne.

01/17/2021

New year, new logo, 2021 here we come!

04/18/2020

Last week, Dr. Christopher Stutz joined the team of healthcare workers in NYC to help during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are so proud of Chris. Incredibly grateful to him and all the healthcare workers fighting the fight.

04/02/2020

Taco, is our new honorary Lab member. He's keeping a close eye on Steph, working from home.

03/27/2020

Thanks to Zack and Eggy for holding down the fort in Lab with appropriate social distancing!

11/24/2019

Thanks to Dr. Nick Fletcher for the great, Interview with a Pedipod, podcast! Thoughtful, informative and interesting. The second episode of the 2 part interview with Jon out now!

05/12/2019

So proud of the graduates. Congratulations to you all!

03/15/2019

Happy Match Day! The medical students in the Lab learned today where they would be heading for their residency programs. Proud of you and congratulations to you all!

11/12/2018

Congrats Stephanie on your PhD!!!!!! Very proud of you!

11/09/2018

A new Schoenecker Lab photo - the team takes the field!

09/21/2017

Safe travels home Masa! We really enjoyed having you be part of the lab!

03/17/2017

Happy Match Day! Congrats to Courtney, Mike, Tommy and Heather! How lucky are those programs that get to have you.

12/12/2016

Check out the new review of the team's plasmin paper in the Vandy Reporter. The paper will be on the cover of Journal of Bone and Mineral Research - wahoo!

https://news.vanderbilt.edu/2016/12/08/plasmin-muscle-calcification-study/

Vanderbilt researchers have made the surprising discovery that the protease plasmin, known for its clot-busting role in the blood, protects soft tissue from turning to bone after severe injuries and certain orthopaedic surgeries.

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