| University of Vermont Health

Portrait of Dan Lee at work at Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital.

What is the most important degree in life?

When I was 27, I moved to Vermont with a Rottweiler, a python, a black cat, a southern accent, a history degree and no local references.

Portrait of Dragos Banu, a primary care doctor with UVM Health.

Finding Light in Darkness

When you're a doctor, you think you can handle anything life throws at you.

So You Can Focus on What Matters

Hospice is available for at least the last six months of life, yet many people begin receiving care only in the last few weeks or even days.

Home Health & Hospice

End the silence on health care violence.

Across the country, health care staff suffer more violent assaults than any other profession.

Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) Pathway Program

Through our partnership with Weber State University, the MLT Pathway Program offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes didactic and laboratory learning via distance education, as well as hands-on clinical rotations within UVM Health.

Heidi, Gretchen and Pam Conant with a photo of Norbert Conant.

Norbert’s Last Days Were Filled with Care and Nature

Hospice team honored his love of the outdoors.

Nursing Education & Advancement

University of Vermont Health offers many ways for you to continually learn and grow, whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out in the nursing field.

Nursing Professional Governance

University of Vermont Health recognizes the critical role that nurses play in delivering high-quality, compassionate care. Our nurses are at the center of every patient experience, working at the frontlines of medicine to provide the best possible care, day after day.

Courses & Enrollment

Learn about upcoming courses and the enrollment process for TalkVermont.