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“At VNSNY, every person plays a role in ensuring an inclusive environment for our patients, members, clients, their families and our colleagues. Our hearts and minds should be open—not just during Pride Month—but every single day.” – VNSNY President and CEO Dan Savitt
“At VNSNY, every person plays a role in ensuring an inclusive environment for our patients, members, clients, their families and our colleagues. Our hearts and minds should be open—not just during Pride Month—but every single day.” – VNSNY President and CEO Dan Savitt
VNSNY’s Rose Madden Baer, SVP of Population Health and Clinical Support Services, and Devin Woodley, VP of Managed Care Contracting, are guest speakers on a panel as part of Netsmart’s CONNECTIONS2021 virtual conference to talk about emerging, value-based models of care, the importance of data insights from the population and individual level and how a coordinated, tailored approach can result in clinical, financial and operational successes.
CONNECTIONS2021 | Netsmart
Thursday, June 17th Virtual Hiring Event for Licensed Social Workers between 2:30 pm and 5:00 pm Online interviews will be available with VNSNY recruiters for experienced social workers with current registration and NYS license. A wide variety of positions and job opportunities. Pre-registration required. Join us!
VNSNY Virtual Hiring Event for Licensed Social Workers
Wednesday, May 26 between 2:30pm and 5:00pm Hiring event and online interviews with VNSNY Recruiters for experienced RNs and LPNs. We are actively hiring for a variety of nursing opportunities including both full-time and per diem roles. Pre-registration is required. For details and to register click on the link below.
Visiting Nurse Service of New York RN/LPN Virtual Interviews
Thank you to VNSNY's 21 speech-language pathologists who help their patients overcome communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders caused by diseases like Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, head or brain injury, head and neck cancer, stroke, and serious long-term illness.
Thank you to VNSNY's 21 speech-language pathologists who help their patients overcome communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders caused by diseases like Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, head or brain injury, head and neck cancer, stroke, and serious long-term illness.
Home care nurses like Ruth Caballero are going above and beyond to care for COVID-19 patients in their homes and help them return to strength so they can live their best possible lives.
One year later-a frontline nursing hero continues the fight
"Since joining VNSNY, I've seen up close the remarkable work being done across our organization, including how our entire workforce has pulled together in the past year to meet the challenges of COVID-19. Under the most stressful conditions that anyone could imagine, VNSNY staff put the needs of fellow New Yorkers first--doing whatever is required to provide, coordinate, and support the care they need to stay safe and healthy in their homes." -Dan Savitt, VNSNY President and CEO
"Since joining VNSNY, I've seen up close the remarkable work being done across our organization, including how our entire workforce has pulled together in the past year to meet the challenges of COVID-19. Under the most stressful conditions that anyone could imagine, VNSNY staff put the needs of fellow New Yorkers first--doing whatever is required to provide, coordinate, and support the care they need to stay safe and healthy in their homes." -Dan Savitt, VNSNY President and CEO
VNSNY is excited and proud to announce Simone-Marie L. Meeks is joining the VNSNY Board of Directors. “I’ve always worked on the social determinants of health, which involve a combination of health, education, economics and politics,” Simone-Marie says. “Lots of the people who have the greatest health and housing concerns and basic needs of life are from the African diaspora. That’s always been of paramount importance to me, and it’s one of the reasons I was so interested in sitting on the Board of VNSNY, which is a premier organization that takes care of New York’s most vulnerable populations.” Her passion for health care and advocacy for health issues will make her a valuable voice on our board.
VNSNY is excited and proud to announce Simone-Marie L. Meeks is joining the VNSNY Board of Directors. “I’ve always worked on the social determinants of health, which involve a combination of health, education, economics and politics,” Simone-Marie says. “Lots of the people who have the greatest health and housing concerns and basic needs of life are from the African diaspora. That’s always been of paramount importance to me, and it’s one of the reasons I was so interested in sitting on the Board of VNSNY, which is a premier organization that takes care of New York’s most vulnerable populations.” Her passion for health care and advocacy for health issues will make her a valuable voice on our board.
Join us in congratulating VNSNY’s former CEO, Marki Flannery, who was awarded Home Care Association of New York State’s highest award for her work in promoting home healthcare in New York.
Marki Flannery: 2021 Ruth F. Wilson Award Recipient
“Nursing is the foundation for most healthcare institutions. The fundamental principles of nursing in terms of compassion and caring and also grounded in science. I think there will be more opportunities for nurses in leadership in all areas from bedside practice to government positions, and I want nurses who work at VNSNY to know and understand how much they are valued here as leaders and future leaders.” -Rose Madden-Baer, VNSNY Senior Vice President, Population Health and Clinical Support Services and American Academy of Nursing fellow
“Nursing is the foundation for most healthcare institutions. The fundamental principles of nursing in terms of compassion and caring and also grounded in science. I think there will be more opportunities for nurses in leadership in all areas from bedside practice to government positions, and I want nurses who work at VNSNY to know and understand how much they are valued here as leaders and future leaders.” -Rose Madden-Baer, VNSNY Senior Vice President, Population Health and Clinical Support Services and American Academy of Nursing fellow