DOCSLIB.ORG

The Power List in Healthcare

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
The Power List in Healthcare THE POWER LIST POWER 30 IN HEALTHCARE Congratulations to an Outstanding Leader! Catholic Health Services offers its deep appreciation to System Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Patrick O’Shaughnessy and commends him for being recognized by Long Island Business News Power 30 in Health Care. His efforts and achievements have helped to serve and protect the Long Island community in a profound way. Patrick O’Shaughnessy, DO Executive Vice President and Chief Clinical Officer Catholic Health Services www.chsli.org Unprecedented Times Call For POWER 30 Editor’s Note Unprecedented Times Call for EXCEPTIONAL ‘POWER 30 HEALTHCARE’ LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES GREATNESS UNDER FIRE When LIBN set out Congratulations to Gurwin Healthcare System in late summer to President and CEO, Stuart B. Almer, produce a special on being named to the Long Island section on health Business News Power 30 in Healthcare. care, there was universal agreement among our staff of what we needed to do: Honor healthcare leaders and tell their stories from the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. That was the origin of our “Power 30 Healthcare” package: We were personally and professionally moved by the grit and determination of Long Island’s healthcare network. We wanted to record the work of top leaders who had to make life-and-death decisions in the early days of the pandemic. We wanted to learn about unheralded scientists and educators searching for breakthroughs to combat COVID-19, volunteering their time and expertise to this vital, often dangerous work. We also wanted to credit On behalf of the thousands who have trusted Gurwin those who kept the region healthy so that residents would to provide 5-star quality care when they need it not enter into the high risk category, and succumb to most, thank you for your lifelong dedication to the COVID and other illness. health and well being of Long Island’s seniors. And if we could identify them, and tell their stories, our readers could have a keepsake package that could also help write the early history of the COVID crisis on Long Island. This is the result, a special section of amazing people and their stories, coordinated by veteran Reporter Adina Genn. (See her related cover story beginning on page 4.) FAMILY OF HEALTHCARE SERVICES Initially, the newspaper reached out to Long Island’s HEALTHCARE SYSTEM public relations community who provided us with a wide range of nominations. We are grateful for their time and OUR FAMILY OF HEALTHCARE SERVICES INCLUDES: assistance in providing these profiles and photos. Long-term Care • Short-term Rehabilitation Joe Dowd Ventilator/Respiratory Care • Advanced Care • Memory Care Palliative & Hospice Care • Adult Day Programs Editor & Associate Publisher Home Care • On-site Dialysis & Infusion Therapy Long Island Business News Assisted Living • Fountaingate Gardens Life Plan Community gurwin.org • 631.203.1583 • Commack, NY HEALTHCARE | Power 30 C3 GUR108_PrintAd_LIBNPower30_halfpage_4.917x13.875_v2.indd 1 9/14/20 3:12 PM POWER 30 ■ POWER 30 LIST Michael Dowling .......................................................................................................5 Dr. Kevin Tracey .........................................................................................................6 Dr. Dwayne Breining ..................................................................................................6 Carol A. Gomes ..........................................................................................................7 Dr. Josephy Greco .....................................................................................................8 Dr. Amy Rapkiewicz ...................................................................................................9 Dr. Frank Coletta .....................................................................................................10 Dr. Joshua Miller .....................................................................................................12 Jennifer Mandel ......................................................................................................12 Dr. Neal Shipley .......................................................................................................13 Stacey Conklin, RN-BC ............................................................................................14 Dr. David Battinelli ...................................................................................................14 Laura Righter ..........................................................................................................15 Susan Bortone ........................................................................................................15 Dr. Zeyad Baker .......................................................................................................16 Michael Rosenblut ...................................................................................................17 Dr. Patrick O’Shaughnessy ......................................................................................18 Kerry Frommer Fierstein ..........................................................................................19 Dr. Lawrence Smith .................................................................................................20 wv Monica Diamond-Caravella .....................................................................................21 Dr. Robert Levy ........................................................................................................22 Dr. K.C. Rondello .....................................................................................................24 CONGRATULATIONS Kevin Dahill .............................................................................................................25 Andrew Malekoff .....................................................................................................26 Dr. Jeffrey Reynolds Dr. Jeffrey Schor .....................................................................................................28 Steven Katz .............................................................................................................28 FCA President & CEO Julia Ramirez ..........................................................................................................30 Bob Caul eld ...........................................................................................................31 LIBN POWER 30 Jeffrey L. Reynolds ..................................................................................................32 Stuart Almer ............................................................................................................33 TOP MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL Dr. Noelle Cutter ......................................................................................................34 REGIONAL PUBLISHER Lisa Blossman EDITOR & ASSOCIATE Jackie Douglas PUBLISHER [email protected] Joe Dowd 631-913-4259 [email protected] Barbara Pescuma 631-913-4238 [email protected] 631-913-4249 ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER, SPECIAL SECTION EDITIOR SALES Adina Genn Your tireless work every day helps Ali Jabbour [email protected] [email protected] keep Long Islanders healthy, safe, 631-913-4238 631-913-4233 and sound. Your dedication is SPECIAL SECTIONS an inspiration to us all. DESIGNER ACCOUNT MANAGERS Elizabeth Greff Robin Burgio www.FCALI.org | 516.746.0350 [email protected] AD PRODUCTION 631-737-1700 Abby Wilhelm [email protected] | C4 Power 30 | HEALTHCARE POWER 30 1. MICHAEL DOWLING PRESIDENT AND CEO NORTHWELL HEALTH ichael Dowling is one of healthcare’s most in uential voices, taking a stand on societal issues that many health system CEOs shy away from, such as gun violence and immigration. As president and CEO of Northwell Health, he leads a clinical, academic and research enterprise with a work- M force of more than 72,000 and annual revenue of $13.5 billion. Northwell is the largest healthcare provider and private employer in New York State, caring for more than two million people annually through a vast network of nearly 800 outpatient facilities, including 220 primary care practices, 52 urgent care cen- ters, home care, rehabilitation and end-of-life programs, and 23 hospitals. Northwell pursues pioneering research at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research and an approach to medical education highlighted by the Zucker School of Medicine, the Hofstra Northwell School of Grad- uate Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies - one of the nation’s largest medical residency and fellow- ship programs. Dowling’s leadership took center stage during the COVID-19 pandemic. His forward thinking kept Northwell prepared with adequate personal protective equipment and able to create capacity on the y while still pursuing innovation, all while treating more COVID patients (76,000) than any other health system in the United States. He worked in lockstep with New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to assist with the state’s battle against the pandemic. Dowling detailed these experiences in his latest book, “Leading Through a Pandemic: The Inside Story of Humanity, Innovation, and Lessons Learned During the COVID-19 Crisis.” Among his achievements navigating the crisis, Dowling invested $5 million in February for critical PPE and other equipment, including ventilators and lab supplies, to help manage patient surges and keep Northwell team members safe. He redeployed more than 1,400 clinicians out of their specialties to help those working the front lines and innovated when needed. When
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Agenda Information Technology Committee
    AGENDA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Meeting Date: November 8, 2018 COMMITTEE Time: 10:00 AM Location: 125 Worth Street, Room 532 BOARD OF DIRECTORS CALL TO ORDER MS. YOUSSOUF ADOPTION OF MINUTES September 13, 2018 CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER REPORT MR. LYNCH INFORMATION ITEM ONE – BUDGET OVERVIEW MR. LYNCH OLD BUSINESS NEW BUSINESS ADJOURNMENT 1 MINUTES Meeting Date: September 13, 2018 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE ATTENDEES COMMITTEE MEMBERS Emily Youssouf, Chair Josephine Bolus, RN Scott French (representing Steven Banks in a voting capacity) Mitchell Katz, MD, President and Chief Executive Officer NYC HEALTH + HOSPITALS CENTRAL OFFICE STAFF: Paul Albertson, Vice President, Supply Chain and Materials Management Machelle Allen, MD, Senior Vice President, Chief Medical Officer Aaron Anderson, Senior Director, Correctional Health Services Jennifer Bender, Director, Marketing and Communications Jeremy Berman, Deputy Counsel, General Counsel Kenra Ford, Senior Assistant Vice President, Office of Medical & Professional Affairs Colicia Hercules, Chief of Staff, Office of the Chairperson Jeffrey Herrera, Senior Director, Correctional Health Services Jessica Laboy, Assistant Vice President, Correctional Health Services Barbara Lederman, Assistant Vice President, Information Technology Nemanja Liskovic, Associate Director, Correctional Health Services Ross MacDonald, Chief Medical Officer, Correctional Health Services Maureen McClusky, Senior Vice President, Post-Acute Care Operations Kim Mendez, Senior Vice President, Chief Nursing Executive Krista
    [Show full text]
  • HPM Program Practicum Organization Sector Practicum Location MPH
    Practicum HPM Program Practicum Organization Sector Location MPH (Dual) New York State Psychiatric Institute Health System New York MPH New York Academy of Medicine Research/Policy New York MHA Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Government Georgia MPH Center for Community and Family Medicine, NewYork-Presbyterian Health System New York MPH (Dual) Scale Physician Group Health System New York MHA Grant Thornton Consulting New York MHA Deloitte Consulting New York MPH EmblemHealth Insurance New York MPH Northwell Health Health System New York MPH Columbia Affiliated Physicians IPA Health System New York MPH New York Department of Environmental Protection Government New York MHA Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau Health System Barcelona MHA Deloitte Consulting New York MHA Kaiser Permanente Insurance South Korea MPH Peterson Center on Healthcare Non-Profit New York MPH (Dual) Curist Pharma Ltd Pharmaceutical New York MHA Booz Allen Hamilton Consulting Georgia MPH The John A. Hartford Foundation Foundation New York MHA New Jersey Department of Health Government New Jersey MPH NYC Health + Hospitals/Metropolitan Health System New York MPH Kaiser Permanente Insurance California MPH Accenture Consulting New York MPH New York Tibetan Services Center Non-Profit New York MPH Housing Works Community Healthcare Non-Profit New York MPH Analysis Group Consulting California MHA Alvarez and Marsal Consulting New York MPH COPE Health Solutions Consulting New York MHA Mount Sinai Health System Health System New York MHA NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center Health System New York MPH The Sharmus Outlaw Advocacy and Rights Institute (SOAR Institute) Non-Profit New York MHA Aegis Medical Group Health System Florida MPH ColumbiaDoctors Health System New York MHA ColumbiaDoctors Health System New York MHA EmblemHealth Insurance New York MPH COPE Health Solutions Consulting New York MPH Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Health System New York U.S.
    [Show full text]
  • Ambulatory Surgery Centers Locations at a Glance
    Ambulatory Surgery Centers Locations at a glance Nassau County Syosset SurgiCenter Westchester County Endoscopy Center of 240 Jericho Turnpike Surgical Specialty Center of Syosset, NY 11791 Long Island LLP Westchester LLC 711 Stewart Avenue 440 Mamaroneck Ave Suite 114 Suffolk County Suite 410 Garden City, NY 11530 South Shore Surgery Harrison, NY 10528 (516) 227-3254 Center LLC (914) 777-8400 53 Brentwood Road Garden City SurgiCenter Bay Shore, NY 11706 400 Endo Blvd (631) 647-5550 Garden Cit, NY 11530 (516) 832-8504 Digestive Health Center of Huntington Lynbrook Surgery Center 195 E. Main Street 444 Merrick Road Huntington, NY 11743 Suite 400 (631) 385-8867 Lynbrook, NY 11563 (516) 887-0890 Melville Surgery Center 1895 Walt Whitman Road Alvin & Dorothy Schwartz Melville, NY 11747 Ambulatory Surgery Center (631) 293-9700 300 Community Drive Manhasset, NY 11030 Suffolk Surgery Center (516) 562-8628 1500 William Floyd Parkway Shirley, NY 11967 Day Op Center of Long Island (631) 205-9090 110 Willis Ave Mineola , NY 11501 Queens (516) 294-0030 CFAM Ambulatory Prohealth Ambulatory Surgery Surgery Center 450 Lakeville Road Center New Hyde Park, NY 11040 2800 Marcus Ave (718) 734-7000 New Hyde Park, NY 11042 (516) 622-7400 Manhattan Greenwich Village ASC 200 West 13th Street Fourth Floor New York, NY 10011 Manhattan (929) 292-3700 Hospitals Locations at a glance Nassau County Syosset Hospital Zucker Hillside Hospital Glen Cove Hospital 221 Jericho Turnpike 75-59 263rd Street 101 St. Andrews Lane Syosset, NY 11791 Glen Oaks, NY 11004 Glen Cove,
    [Show full text]
  • PPS Workforce Lead Contact List
    PPS Workforce Lead Contact List PPS / Organization Workforce Contact Title Phone Number E-mail Adirondack Health Institute Kelly Owens Workforce Manager 518.480.0111, ext. 307 [email protected] Advocate Community Partners Albany Medical Center Alliance for Better Healthcare Maria Smirensky Manager, Human Resources 518.701.2279 [email protected] Catholic Health Services of Long Island Lori Spina Director, Workforce Innovation [email protected] Bassett Medical Center Wendy Kiuber DSRIP Network Operations Manager 607.547.6516 [email protected] Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center Selena Griffin-Mahon AVP, Human Resources 718-901-8055 [email protected] Central New York Care Collaborative, Inc. Kari Burke 315-464-9673 [email protected] Finger Lakes Performing Provider System (FLPPS) Collene Burns Director, Human Resources 585-239-9316 [email protected] Maimonides Medical Center Jenny Tsang-Quinn, MD Director, Network Development 718-283-7955 [email protected] Millennium Collaborative Care Jan Brown Director, Human Resources/Workforce Development 716-898-6421 [email protected] Montefiore/Hudson Valley Collaborative Joan Chaya Workforce Director 914-709-3307 [email protected] Mount Sinai PPS Daniel Liss Human Resources Project Manager 212-241-4338 [email protected] New York-Presbyterian Hospital Isaac Kastenbaum Director, DSRIP Programs 212-305-2500 [email protected] New York-Presbyterian Hospital Eric Carr Director, Labor 212-305-9428 [email protected] New York-Presbyterian/Queens
    [Show full text]
  • Annual Trauma Cases Submitted by Trauma Centers in New York State
    Annual Trauma Cases Submitted by Trauma Centers in New York State: 2018-2021 (Date last update: 8/17/2021, Data as of 8/3/2021) Y2019 Y2020 Y2021 TOTALS by Discharge Year PFI Hospital Name Adult Pediatric Unk Adult Pediatric Unk Adult Pediatric Unk 2019 2020 2021 TOTAL 54,562 4,209 1 50,176 3,793 3 5,443 367 - 58,772 53,972 5,810 0001 Albany Medical Center Hospital 3,168 320 . 3,772 392 . 3,488 4,164 - 0058 United Health Services Hospital - Wilson Medical Center 1,067 23 . 934 13 . 1,090 947 - 0135 Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital 465 12 . 314 2 . 477 316 - 0180 Mid Hudson Regional Hospital of Westchester Medical Center 745 22 . 428 . 98 2 767 428 100 0181 Vassar Brothers Medical Center 1,141 15 . 1,029 2 . 1,156 1,031 - 0208 John R. Oishei Children's Hospital 64 335 . 68 258 2 4 399 326 6 0210 Erie County Medical Center 2,598 1 . 2,525 . 2,599 2,525 - 0245 Stony Brook University Hospital 2,003 168 . 1,686 162 . 2,171 1,848 - 0413 Strong Memorial Hospital 2,244 254 . 2,246 223 470 74 2,498 2,469 544 0511 NYU Langone Hospital-Long Island 1,288 77 . 1,305 56 26 8 1,365 1,361 34 0527 Mount Sinai South Nassau 1,171 17 . 989 4 . 1,188 993 - 0528 Nassau University Medical Center 1,384 34 . 1,187 25 . 1,418 1,212 - 0541 North Shore University Hospital 2,150 16 . 1,907 10 .
    [Show full text]
  • Providing the Care and Support You Or Your Loved One
    About us Northwell Health At Home, one of the largest home care agencies in New York state, has been providing the highest quality home healthcare services for over 35 years. Service area: – Manhattan – Queens – Brooklyn – Staten Island – Bronx – Putnam – Westchester – Long Island For more information on our home care services, Providing the care and support call (866) 651-4200 or visit Northwell.ed/at-home. you or your loved one needs Home health services: – Registered nurses – Rehabilitation therapists – Infusion therapy – Aides – Social workers – Geriatric care managers – Hospice 22497b-6-18 Home is where you’re most comfortable. So we’re here to help you or a loved one recover from an illness, accident or surgery with specialized care right in your home. At Northwell Health At Home , we provide Experience, quality and service – a range of services and care support for you, from a name you know and trust a spouse, child or parent. For more than three decades, Northwell Health At Home has been helping people just This brochure outlines the home health services like you — our neighbors. We’re proud of our we offer throughout Manhattan, Queens, reputation for quality care and positive patient Brooklyn, Staten Island, Bronx, Putnam, feedback. Westchester and Long Island. A perfect match When it comes to quality of life, the right home care provider can make all the difference. So we work hard to match you with a professional who will best meet your needs. Our specialists are carefully screened, trained and appropriately credentialed so you can feel safe and secure. Expect direct communication and personal service Our At Home staff members are devoted to what they do.
    [Show full text]
  • We Are Northwell Health
    Post-Acute Services Skilled Nursing/Senior Living Facilities Urgent Care Centers - Home Care Network - Broadlawn Manor Nursing and - Northwell Health Physician Partners We are 61,000 people looking at healthcare differently. - RegionCare Inc. Rehabilitation Center Urgent Care Center - Hospice Care Network - Orzac Center for Rehabilitation • Bethpage We are many things, but every day we are one thing: - Stern Family Center for Rehabilitation • Rego Park Rehabilitation Network - Peconic Bay Skilled Nursing Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation - GoHealth Urgent Care dedicated to the community. and Rehabilitation Center - Glen Cove Hospital • Bay Shore - 34 nursing home/senior living affiliates - Staten Island University Hospital, North • Bellmore - Southside Hospital Special Needs Programs • East Northport - Adults and Children with Learning and • Elwood Sub-Acute Rehabilitation Developmental Disabilities, Inc. (ACLD) • Forest Hills - Broadlawn Manor Nursing and (affiliate) • LeFrak City Rehabilitation Center • Levittown We are Northwell Health... - Association for the Help of Retarded - Orzac Center for Rehabilitation Children (AHRC)—Nassau (affiliate) • Massapequa - Peconic Bay Skilled Nursing and - Brookville Center for Children’s Services • Plainview Rehabilitaion Center (affiliate) • Ridgewood - Stern Family Center for Rehabilitation - Barbara C. Wilson Preschool Program • Rockville Centre Outpatient Rehabilitation - Children’s Education Center • Roslyn - New York’s largest - Glen Cove Hospital • Leeds Child Development Center • Staten Island private employer - Huntington Hospital • Marcus Avenue • Syosset - Southside Hospital • SUNY Old Westbury • Tarrytown - The nation’s 14th-largest - Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation - The Center for Attention and Learning, • West Islip healthcare system Services (STARS): East Meadow, Lenox Hill Hospital • Yorktown Heights Franklin Square, Great Neck, - 21 hospitals, 6,675 hospital Strategic Alliances Veteran services Huntington, Manhasset, Massapequa, - Barnabas Health - Florence and Robert A.
    [Show full text]
  • Queens County Assessment
    Northwell Health 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment: Queens County Assessment Encompassing the following Northwell Health Hospital: Long Island Jewish Forest Hills 1 Queens County Health Indicator Status Since 2016 CHNA The 2016-2019 Implementation Plan activities have had an impact in improving and meeting New York State Prevention Agenda Objectives that were related to health disparities, chronic disease, safe environments, maternal child health, STD/HIV, vaccine preventable diseases, healthcare-associated infections and behavioral health as shown below. Since 2018, Northwell Health has delivered over 13,000 community health programs and over 22,000 health screenings. Examples of interventions that helped achieved these goals include robust chronic disease and cancer screening programs; implementation of culturally relevant evidence-based chronic disease self-management education; prevention of childhood obesity through school- based projects as well as promotion of policies and practices in support of breastfeeding; creation of community environments that promote and support healthy food and beverage choices and physical activity; elimination of exposure to secondhand smoke and prevention of the initiation of tobacco use by youth, especially among low socioeconomic status (SES) populations and the promotion of tobacco cessation, especially among low SES populations and those with poor mental health; and strengthened infrastructure to promote mental, emotional and behavioral wellbeing. However, the burden of health disparities, chronic disease, obesity and behavioral health issues is still present as demonstrated below by the indicators that have not met the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) Prevention Agenda Objectives and/or have worsened indicating the need to continue to primarily address the 2019-2024 priority agenda items of Prevent Chronic Disease and Promote Well Being and Prevent Mental and Substance Use Disorders as well as including strategies that can improve other priority areas as well.
    [Show full text]
  • Strategic Horizons
    America in Africa Securing U.S. Interests and Promoting a Continent’s Development J. Peter Pham COVER PHOTOS (clockwise): Shell Oil fields in Nigeria’s Delta region, “flaring” natural gas. Photo © by Robert Grossman. Africaphotos.com. Used by Permission. U.S. Navy Cmdr. Paul Vandenberg, right, an engineer with Naval Mobilie Construction Battalion Seven, greets Abdi Reshid Mohamed Omer, center, the head of Ethiopia’s Mines and Energy Department, and Alemayehu Mekonin, a water engineer, at a waste water treatment facility in Gode, Ethiopia, March 31, 2006. Vandenberg is doing preliminary research on behalf of Combined Joint Task Force Horn of Africa, which is interested in aiding a construction project to add capacity to the area’s water treatment capabilities. Photo © by Photographer’s Mate 2nd Class Roger S. Duncan, U.S. Navy. Photo courtesy of www.usaid.gov. The International Republican Institute honors First Lady and Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf at IRI’s Freedom Award dinner on September 21, 2006. Photo courtesy of the International Republican Institute, www.iri.org. America in Africa: Securing U.S. Interests and Promoting a Continent’s Development A Framework for Increased U.S. Strategic Engagement in Africa by J. Peter Pham Nelson Institute for International and Public Affairs at James Madison University strives to meet both the educational needs of its students in a changing world and a public institution of higher education’s responsibility to respond to the “real world” challenges by supporting scholarship in the social sciences and humanities and providing an environment that will encourage interdisciplinary discourse on contemporary public concerns.
    [Show full text]
  • Hospital Profile Report - 2019
    Hospital Profile Report - 2019 Sample Hospital reports from the Halmanac.com website. 330079 ADIRONDACK MEDICAL CENTER - SARANAC LAKE Nonprofit - Other 2233 STATE ROUTE 86, PO BOX 471 12/31/2019 365 Days Amended General Short Term SARANAC LAKE, NY 12983 CR Beds 40 POS Beds 95 FRANKLIN Key Performanace Ind. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Occupancy Rate 49.7% Balance Sheet Income Statement Length of Stay 4.1 Current Assets 36,368,100 Total Charges 292,729,760 Average Wages 36.71 Fixed Assets 70,251,317 Contract Allowance 179,505,973 61.3% Medicare Part A 10.2% Other Assets 19,508,897 Operating Revenue 113,223,787 38.7% Medicare Part B 8.5% Total Assets 126,128,314 Operating Expense 121,376,837 107.2% Current Ratio 1.7 Current Liabilities 20,846,063 Operating Margin -8,153,050 -7.2% Days to Collect 81.2 Long Term Liabilities 31,564,020 Other Income 4,739,895 4.2% Avg Payment Days 45.8 Total Equity 73,718,231 Other Expense -4,180,523 -3.7% Depreciation Rate 3.1% Total Liab. and Equity 126,128,314 Net Profit or Loss 767,368 0.7% Return on Equity 1.0% Selected Revenue Departments Revenue Ranking - 2,032 Line Line Description Rank Cost Charges Ratio 30 Adults and Pediatrics - General Care 3,088 10,448,216 11,501,174 0.908448 31 Intensive Care Unit 2,380 2,376,633 2,564,797 0.926636 50 Operating Room 2,562 5,733,774 31,465,448 0.182224 52 Labor Room and Delivery Room 0 0 0 0.000000 91 Emergency Department 2,524 5,021,962 17,198,102 0.292007 General Service Cost by Line Rank Expense General Service Cost by LIne Rank Expense 01 Capital Cost - Buildings
    [Show full text]
  • Mount Sinai Health System Nursing Year End Report a Message from the Chief Nurse Executive
    Mount Sinai Health System Nursing Year End Report A Message From The Chief Nurse Executive Over the past year, the world has faced a challenge like we have never seen before. I thank you immensely for your dedication, perseverance and professionalism as we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. To all of our Mount Sinai Nurses, thank you for your bravery and resilience. I am so proud of the agility, teamwork and empathy I have witnessed during these unprecedented times. Today, more than ever, I express my sincere gratitude to all of the Health Care Heroes for your dedication to our patients. The past year will hold different meaning, memories, and impact for each of us. All of you have made sacrifices—personal and professional, visible and unseen—to ensure that we can continue to care for those who need us the most. I will never be able to fully express our gratitude and respect for all you have given and continue to give. I look forward to the future and all that we will continue to accomplish together to strengthen our commitment to zero harm for our patients, improve the patient experience for all and enhance the image of professional nursing within the Mount Sinai Health System. The pages that follow will highlight the extraordinary accomplishments and innovations of our Mount Sinai Nurses as well as an introduction of our Nursing Corporate Structure and Leaders to direct purposeful change and advance nursing practice. Beth Oliver, DNP, RN Chief Nurse Executive Senior Vice President, Cardiac Services Mount Sinai Health System Mount Sinai Nursing 2020 1 2020 Facts and Figures Mount Sinai Health System employs approximately 8,000 nurses across our hospitals and ambulatory locations.
    [Show full text]
  • CLASS of 1955 50Th REUNION Martha Haskell Baird
    BENNINGTON COLLEGE Class of 1955 50 TH REUNION Class of 1955 Elizabeth Green Appleton Ethelyn Blinder Honig Mancia Schwartz Propp Alan Arkin Martha T. Howell Toby Carr Rafelson Sheila Gallagher Arnaboldi Maryan Forbes Hurtt Gloria Haines Root Jean Fager Arnold Barbara Shivitz Isaacs Carol Rubenstein Lawrence Arrick Lenore Janis Shaila Rubin Martha Haskell Baird Barbara Kelly Johnson Marion Krapowicz Safford Joyce Orgel Basche Vija Peterson Johnson Susan Mack Saril Jane Simpson Bauer Dorothea Booth Katz Pamela Pollard Saxton* Sibyl Totah Belmont* Rosemary Frost Khan Stephanie Schecht Schottin Ruth Greenwald Beschloss Miriam Hermanos Knapp Faith Bancroft Schrader Betty Smith Bishop Ellen Thomas Lacourt Barbara Goldman Schulman Sally Teitelbaum Blum Fern Galane Lenter Donna Bear Scott Gertrude Scheff Brown Elizabeth Lester Jacqueline Klein Segal Margaret Garry Buckley* Evelyn Jerome Lindsay Ann Shaff Eileen Gates Carrier* Sandra L. Stewart Little* Stella Spanoudaki Sichel Nancy M. Connable Selina F. Little Julie Cummings Siff Martha Dagnall Terry Monash Littwin* Ruth Fidel Silverman Alice Glantz Daniel Vanni Mechau Lowdenslager Jane Ludwig Simon Beverly Davenport* Janet Burke Mann Sally Smith* Ellen Huddleson de la Torre Joan Morris Manning Nancy Lee Smith Suzanne Thomas Dolloff Barbara Silver Marcus* Irene Reik Soffer Winifred Graham Downsbrough* Mary Kent Marshall* Betty Ungerleider Steiner Joan Geiger Doyle Nancy Baird Matthews Barbara Suchman Nancy Wharton Duryea* Jane Uhler McDonough Latifah (Irene) Ryan Taormina Sheila Paperny Ellis
    [Show full text]