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New York City Health Hospitals Corporation New York City Health Hospitals Corporation Primary Contact: Christina Jenkins Email Address: [email protected] Phone Number: (212) 788‐3648 1199SEIU TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT FUNDS A T M YOUSUF A.I.R. NYC AALTONEN, ERIC ABAD, EDDA ABADI, JACOBO ABADI, MARIA ABBEY‐MENSAH, MICHAEL ABBOTT HOUSE ABDELAAL HANY DR. ABDELHALIM, AHMED ABDELMALEK, EHAB ABDUL HAY, MOHAMMAD MAHER ABDUL RAHMAN ABDULAI SAFIATU MRS. ABDULLA ALWANI, M.D. ABDULLAH MD,MUHAMMAD ABDUL‐QUADER, MOHAMMED ABDURAKHMANOVA, LARISA ABEDIN, RASHED ABLE HEALTH CARE SERVICE, INC. ABLE HEALTHCARE SERVICE, INC. ABOUELHASSAN KHADIJA MS. ABRAHAM PA,DUNSTAN ABRAHAM, BESSIE ABRAHAM, NAOMI ABRAMS MD,ELAINE J ABRAMS, CHARLES ABRAMSON, AUSTIN ABREU MARIA ABRIGHT, ARTHUR ABRIGO, LOURDES ABROKWAH, SAMUEL ABRUDESCU‐OPRAN, ADRIANA ABUELENIN MD,DANIEL ABULAFIA, OVADIA ACADEMY OF MEDICAL & PUBLIC HEALTH ABULU, JOHN SERVICES ACCESS COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER ACHARYA, ANJALI ACHOLONU, RHONDA ACOSTA, ENRIQUE ACOSTA, ROBERT ADAMES REINA MS. ADAMS MD,MICHAEL ADAMS NP,CLAUDETH ‐ PAGNY ADAMS, JENNIFER ADAMS, SYLVIA ADAMSON MD,ORLANDO ADANIEL MD,TINDALO ADDEPALLI MD,RAJASEKHAR ADDICT REHABILITATION CENTER FUND INC ADDRIZZO‐HARRIS, DOREEN ADEBISI, AKINOLA ADEGBOYEGE DPM,SAMUEL ADELL MD,ALVIN ADELMAN, MARK ADEPT ADES, VERONICA ADEYEMI PA,LINCOLN O ADEYEMO, ISHOLA ADEYINKA, ADEBAYO ADIATU, ISMAILA ADOTEY, ALEXANDER ADU MD,ALBERT AFACAN, YUSUF AFRICAN SERVICES COMMITTEE AFROZE, SALMA AFZAL HOSSAIN AFZAL, OMARA AGABEKIAN MD,TATIANA AGARWAL, SANJEEV AGBIM, GABRIEL AGEWELL NEW YORK, LLC AGOLORY, SIMON AGORITSAS, KONSTANTINOS AGRAWAL MD,NINA AGRAWAL MD,SUMAN AGRAWAL, NARAYAN AGRIANTONIS, GEORGE AGUERO‐ROSENFELD, MARIA AGUILAR MD,DAVID J AGUSTIN MD,ELMER C AGYARE MD,SAMUEL K AGYEMAN PA,DANSO O AHAD MD,MOHAMMAD A AHAMADI MD,NAHEED AHDOOT, MICHAEL AHERN, BARBARA AHERNE, ANDREW AHLUWALIA MD,MEENA AHMAD, ASMA AHMAD, NAEEM AHMAD, NAWAIZ AHMAD, NOEEN AHMAD, SAMOON AHMAD, SUMAIR AHMADI, RAMIN AHMED FAHMIDA MS. AHMED MAY AHMED, ASMA AHMED, AZIZ AHMED, LEAQUE AHMED, NAYAZ AHMED, SHAHEENA AHRC BRONX EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT AHMED, SHAHIN AHMED, WASIF CENTER AHRC HOME CARE SERVICES, INC. AHRC MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL AHRCNYC AIDS SERVICE CENTER OF LOWER MANHATTAN AHUJA MD,AMEETA INC., DBA ASCNYC AIN, QURRATH AIRIANI, SUZANNA AIZMAN, ALEXANDER AJAYI, OLUSEGUN AJIT, SARBJOT AJMAL, SAIMA AKERELE MD,EVARISTO AKERMAN, MICHAEL AKFIRAT MD,GOKHAN AKHAND, ABDUL AKHRASS, PHILIPPE AKHTAR FAHMIDA MRS. AKINNAWONU, KOLAWOLE AKINYOOYE, ADEDOKUN AKIVIS, ALLA AKIYOMI FIELDS AKKER MD,ELEONORA AKMAN MD,DAVID AL HUSAYNI MD,HUSAYN J AL RASHDAN MD,MOHAMAD O ALADJEM, ASHER ALAGHBAND MD,PEYMAN ALAN L. WEST ALAN TAJERSTEIN ALAO MD,OLADIPO A ALAPATI, PRAMEELA ALAPPAT, ROSEMARIA ALATTAR‐MANTIS, JAZILA ALBERT, DAVID ALBERT, ROBIN ALCERA, ERIC ALCHYIB, OMROU ALCON JEHANNY ALEXANDER, BRIGITTE ALEXANDER, JOHN ALEXANDER‐THOMAS, NANETTE ALEXEENKO, LADA ALEXIS, GEORGETTE ALEXIS, JEAN CLAUDE ALEXIS, KARENZA ALFONSO, ANTONIO ALHADDAD MD,FIRAS ALI PA,DINAH ALI, SALMA ALICEA MD,GILBERT L ALICEA PA,ILEANA EILEEN ALL METRO HEALTH CARE ALLAN, SEAN ALLCARE MEDICAL ALLEN HEALTHCARE SERVICES (NATIONAL HEALTHCARE CORP) ALLEN JOHN CNM,STACEY ALLEN MD,DEBORAH ALLEN SMALL ALLEN, EDWARD ALLEN, ROBERT Providers: 5869 7/15/15 1 of 33 New York City Health Hospitals Corporation ALLEYNE(SHARED), JEWEL ALLIANCE CARE NETWORK ALLISON MD,HAROLD ALLMAN MD,DENTON ALMA MESQUITA ALMADI MD,RAMI ALMANZAR YUNELI ALMOND MD,GREGORY ALONSO MD,MARIELIZ V ALONSO, CARMEN ALONSO, GEORGE ALPINE HOME CARE ALSABBAN, LENA AL‐SALEM MD,SALIM ‐ PSY ALTERMAN, DANIEL ALTIFOIS PA,TRACY S ALTMAN, DARYL ALTUN, ZEYNEP ALTZMAN, ELANA ALUKAL, JOSEPH ALURI, ANIL ALVAREZ MD,DORA ALVI SARAH ALWANI, SALIMA ALZI, MARIE, MD AMADOR, JORGE AMANBEKOVA, DINARA AMANQUAH, LENA AMAR PA,JOHANNA AMARTEIFIO, NOTCHER AMATO PHARMACY, INC. AMB MEDICAL SERVICES, PC AMBLARD, LOUIS AMBRIS MD,HERMAN RML AMBROSINO, MICHAEL AMEND, JAMES AMENDOLIA, LISA AMER MD,SARWAT AMER RAFIAA AMERICA MEDICAL GROUP AMERICAN DENTAL OFFICES AMERICARE (CERTIFIED SPECIAL SERVICES, INC.) AMERICARE, INC. AMESUR, KIRAN AMIN DO,AZIZ S AMIN MD,HOSSAM AMIN, AZAD AMIN, RAVINDRA AMIRTHARAJ, CYNTHIA AMO, GREGORY AMODIO, JOHN AMONI MD,ILUONOSE N (EMD) AMOROSO, NANCY AMY STERNHELL, NP AN, CHARLENE ANAM, SADRUL ANAND, PARIDHI ANANTHAMOORTHY, RENUKA ANARELLA, JAMES ANATOLE BARKAN ANBALAGAN, PAPPATHI ANCSELOVITS, KARNEYA ANDERSEN, MATTHEW ANDERSON MD,HERMAN L ANDERSON, DEBRA ANDIKYAN, VAAGN ANDREA LITTLETON, MD ANDREI, MIOARA ANDRES ELENA MS. ANDRES R HERNANDEZ ANDREWS, ROBERT ANDRUS, PHILLIP ANGARITA, JOHANA ANGELL, DUDLEY ANGLADE, ALBERT ANGUS CRNA,HEATHER ANGUS, SANDRA ANIS, KISRA ANNA GORELIK, MD ANSARI, ABDUL ANSARI, HASNA ANSARI, NAHEED ANSONG‐ASSOKU, BETTY ANTHONIMUTHU MD,NIRILLA D ANTONELLI, ANDREA ANTWI ELIZABETH ANYADIKE, NNAEMEKA ANYANWU PA,CHIEDOZIE ANYOHA, ANSELM ANYOKU, AZUKA ANZISKA, BRIAN APFELROTH, STEPHEN APICHA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER APOSTOL, ALEXANDRU APPEL, ROBERT ARAB‐AMERICAN FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER ARBENZ‐CANALES, ERICK ARBOV MD,EDIDIYE ARCA, CYZAR ARCE, MIGUEL ARCEO, NP, VICTOR ARCHBOLD, MARITZA ARCHCARE CARDINAL COOK (ARCHCARE'S EMPIRE STATE HOME CARE SERVICES) ARCHIBALD, LUKE ARCHIMANDRITIS, CONSTANTINE AREMAN, RUSSELL ARGERAKIS DPM,NICHOLAS ARGILLA, MICHAEL ARIAS, JOSE ARIAS, RAFAEL ARICA, KORAY ARIRAO CRNA,VISITACION ARIYIBI MD,OLUYEMISI O ARMS ACRES INPATIENT ARMSTRONG INDIVIDUALIZED RESIDENTIAL ARMS ACRES OUTPATIENT ‐ BRONX ARMS ACRSS OUTPATIENT ‐ QUEENS ALTERNATIVE ARNOLD MD,STACI D ARNOLD, KYLE ARNON, RICA ARON, JOSHUA ARONOFF MATTHEW MR. 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