Dr. Harry Lee Page, Jr. member and namesake of the Page-Campbell Heart Institute at Vanderbilt received both his undergraduate and medical degrees from Vanderbilt University, receiving the latter from the School of Medicine in 1959. He served his internship and residency at Vanderbilt from 1959-1960 and 1960-1962, respectively. Page conducted a fellowship in cardiology at the University of Colorado with the U.S. Public Health Service and completing his training in 1966. Shortly thereafter, he returned to Nashville to oversee the development of a cardiac catheterization lab at St. Thomas Hospital which soon became one of the busiest cardiac services in the United States. He also established a private practice which was incorporated in 1974 as the Cardiology Consultants P.C. This practice thrived and was later renamed the Page-Campbell Cardiology Group in honor of its founding members Dr. Page, and Dr. Warren Barton Campbell. A clinical professor of medicine, Page has served on the clinical faculty since 1968, and has provided training for post-doctorial cardiology fellows in a unique setting that allows for academic clinical research in a private practice patient care environment. This relationship, where private practice physicians and academicians can exchange knowledge and enhance the level of care, was formalized in 1996 with the establishment of the Page-Campbell Heart Institute. He died in Nashville on August 1, 2022 after an extended illness. He was 88.