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On Friday, March 8, VNSNY Hospice and Palliative Care presented the first Grand Rounds lecture of the year with guest speaker Sidney Stuart Braman, MD, Master FCCP of Mount Sinai Health System. Thank you to Dr. Braman for his informative talk about COPD at the end of life.
On Friday, March 8, VNSNY Hospice and Palliative Care presented the first Grand Rounds lecture of the year with guest speaker Sidney Stuart Braman, MD, Master FCCP of Mount Sinai Health System. Thank you to Dr. Braman for his informative talk about COPD at the end of life.
VNSNY Hospice and Palliative Care RN Diane Blair was followed by the Today Show as she visited her patients in Staten Island. Her patients and their caregivers talk about Diane’s dedication and care and how their views on hospice have evolved. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMAu7
VNSNY Hospice and Palliative Care RN Diane Blair was followed by the Today Show as she visited her patients in Staten Island. Her patients and their caregivers talk about Diane’s dedication and care and how their views on hospice have evolved. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMAu7
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RN and LPN Open Door Recruitment - February 2019 Experienced RNs and LPNs - meet with recruiters for onsite interviews Every Wednesday between 9am and 5pm at VNSNY's Manhattan Regional Office 220 East 42 Street, NY, NY 10017 (between 2nd and 3rd Avenue) HR Department - 6th Floor To view a list of current openings and to apply: http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQoU8 Join us!
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Jennifer Jones Austin was the featured speaker at VNSNY’s newly launched LEAD (Leadership Exploration and Development) Program on January 8th. Designed for VNSNY’s senior leaders, the LEAD Program will be offered across the year in a speaker-series format and will include curated topics to enhance leadership style and voice.
Jennifer Jones Austin was the featured speaker at VNSNY’s newly launched LEAD (Leadership Exploration and Development) Program on January 8th. Designed for VNSNY’s senior leaders, the LEAD Program will be offered across the year in a speaker-series format and will include curated topics to enhance leadership style and voice.
Congratulations Marki Flannery, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Visiting Nurse Service of New York, for being named one of City and State New York’s most influential people in the New York Health Sector! http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMAuN
The Health Care Power 50; 6-50
Looking forward to the new year by looking back at VNSNY's history with an interactive timeline celebrating 125 years. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQOZ9
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Thanks to the generosity and commitment of VNSNY’s employee donors, the organization’s Strength from Within Employee Giving Campaign has exceeded its 2018 goal of reaching $75,000! So far this year, nearly 300 employees have made contributions, and donations continue to roll in as we approach the campaign deadline. These gifts help reinforce our 125-year-old mission to provide care to vulnerable New Yorkers, regardless of circumstance, and helps ensure that we’ll be there to serve patients in 2019 and beyond.
On November 27, VNSNY honored fourteen outstanding staff members from across the organization who were nominated by their colleagues and selected as this year’s ESPRIT winners, for the way they exemplify VNSNY’s core values of Excellence, Service, People, fiscal Responsibility, Initiative and Teamwork. Since the inauguration of the ESPRIT Awards in 1990, VNSNY has honored over 1,400 staff members with this distinguished award. “This outstanding group is part of a long line of remarkably committed and extremely passionate VNSNY staff” said Marki Flannery, VNSNY’s President and CEO, as she welcomed this year’s honorees. Each winner was then introduced and presented with their individual awards by Kerry Parker, EVP, General Counsel and Chief Risk Officer, and Michael Bernstein, EVP and Chief Administrative Officer. The event included the presentation of a special posthumous award to Jose Valdes, Administrative Assistant with CMHS’s Comprehensive Care Management program, who passed away earlier this year.
On November 27, VNSNY honored fourteen outstanding staff members from across the organization who were nominated by their colleagues and selected as this year’s ESPRIT winners, for the way they exemplify VNSNY’s core values of Excellence, Service, People, fiscal Responsibility, Initiative and Teamwork. Since the inauguration of the ESPRIT Awards in 1990, VNSNY has honored over 1,400 staff members with this distinguished award. “This outstanding group is part of a long line of remarkably committed and extremely passionate VNSNY staff” said Marki Flannery, VNSNY’s President and CEO, as she welcomed this year’s honorees. Each winner was then introduced and presented with their individual awards by Kerry Parker, EVP, General Counsel and Chief Risk Officer, and Michael Bernstein, EVP and Chief Administrative Officer. The event included the presentation of a special posthumous award to Jose Valdes, Administrative Assistant with CMHS’s Comprehensive Care Management program, who passed away earlier this year.
Our employees are not only invested in the work they perform each and every day, they also invest financial support to VNSNY's charitable care programs. In their own words, they share their reasons for giving: "VNSNY has amazing programs that are helping support the most vulnerable New Yorkers. I feel a special connection to those programs that support new mothers, fathers and babies. The Maternity, Newborn and Pediatrics program and Bronx Fatherhood programs are close to my heart, and I am happy to contribute to these worthy causes." -Julianne Kasinow "My dad, 20 years ago, as well as family members were recipients of Hospice services from various parts of the state and country. The comfort and support they bring to patients and families is immeasurable in its value and consolation." - Rose "I chose to donate because I am fortunate enough to be in a position that allows me to help someone else. If everyone gave as far as their ability permitted, we could really do tremendous things to change and influence someone's life." - John
Our employees are not only invested in the work they perform each and every day, they also invest financial support to VNSNY's charitable care programs. In their own words, they share their reasons for giving: "VNSNY has amazing programs that are helping support the most vulnerable New Yorkers. I feel a special connection to those programs that support new mothers, fathers and babies. The Maternity, Newborn and Pediatrics program and Bronx Fatherhood programs are close to my heart, and I am happy to contribute to these worthy causes." -Julianne Kasinow "My dad, 20 years ago, as well as family members were recipients of Hospice services from various parts of the state and country. The comfort and support they bring to patients and families is immeasurable in its value and consolation." - Rose "I chose to donate because I am fortunate enough to be in a position that allows me to help someone else. If everyone gave as far as their ability permitted, we could really do tremendous things to change and influence someone's life." - John