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10/08/2026

“People here really care about you.”

For Phoebe Ke, PA-C, an orthopedic physician assistant at The Mount Sinai Hospital, that sense of care extends beyond colleagues. She believes that when we care for one another, we can deliver the best care for our patients.

As the inaugural program coordinator for the Mount Sinai Orthopedics' Own The Bone® Fracture Liaison Service, Phoebe helped build a new pathway for patients to manage their bone health, prevent fractures and improve their health for the future.

“It’s a privilege for us to be able to meet the patients where they’re at,” she says. “That is very rewarding.”

During Physician Assistant Week, we thank our PAs across the Mount Sinai Health System who make a difference for their colleagues and patients every day.

Last week, Mount Sinai Kravis Children's Hospital welcomed families back for the annual NICU Reunion, a cherished tradit...
10/08/2026

Last week, Mount Sinai Kravis Children's Hospital welcomed families back for the annual NICU Reunion, a cherished tradition that brings together former NICU patients, their loved ones, and the care teams who supported them every step of the way.

Facilitated by Child Life Specialist Katie Messina, the event gave families an opportunity to reconnect, celebrate milestones, and reflect on how far they’ve come. From crafts and activities to sweet treats and shared memories, the day was filled with smiles, laughter, and heartwarming reunions.

As we recognize NICU Awareness Month, we’re especially grateful for the strength and resilience of our NICU families and for the providers, nurses, and staff whose dedication helps our smallest patients thrive.

A special thank you to Hannah Masling, Olive Loew, Brittany Smith, Amelia Edwards, Abby Patch, Sophia Gutierrez Osuna, Grace Webber, and Stephanie Bernard for their support in planning and bringing this special day to life.

Recently, Dr. Beth Oliver, Dr. Maria L. Vezina, Dr. Marsha Sinanan, and the Nursing Education & Professional Practice te...
10/07/2026

Recently, Dr. Beth Oliver, Dr. Maria L. Vezina, Dr. Marsha Sinanan, and the Nursing Education & Professional Practice team had the privilege of hosting our Breakfast with the Deans, bringing together academic and healthcare leaders for a meaningful discussion about the future of nursing education and practice.

We are grateful to Dr. Vivian Lien, Dr. Mary Hickey, Dr. Esma Paljevic, Dr. Heidi Hahn-Schroeder, and Dr. Candice Smith for sharing their insights, experiences, and perspectives. The conversation highlighted the tremendous value of strong academic-practice partnerships and our collective commitment to preparing the next generation of nurses for an increasingly complex healthcare environment.

When academic institutions and healthcare organizations work together, we create opportunities to:
✅ Enhance clinical education and experiential learning
✅ Support workforce development and professional growth
✅ Foster innovation and evidence-based practice
✅ Strengthen the transition from student to practicing nurse
✅ Improve patient outcomes and the delivery of high-quality care

Collaboration is not just a strategy; it is a responsibility. By building strong relationships, sharing knowledge, and aligning our goals, we can advance nursing education, support our nursing workforce, and better serve the communities that depend on us.

Thank you to our academic partners (Mount Sinai Phillips School of Nursing, Columbia University, and Pace University) for their continued engagement, partnership, and dedication to nursing excellence. We look forward to continuing the dialogue and exploring new opportunities to innovate and grow together.

How much do you really know about your liver health?Join Meena Bansal, MD, and Steve Fecteau, CPXP, at 92nd Street Y for...
10/07/2026

How much do you really know about your liver health?

Join Meena Bansal, MD, and Steve Fecteau, CPXP, at 92nd Street Y for the Spark Your Health Talk, “Filter the Facts: Are Your Diet and Drinking Habits Scarring Your Liver?” for a conversation about how diet, alcohol, and everyday habits can affect your liver. The program will open with remarks from Eric J. Nestler, MD, PhD.

Dr. Bansal will break down what you need to know about metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), a condition that can develop with few or no symptoms. She'll discuss who may be at risk, why liver fibrosis matters, how liver health is evaluated, and how lifestyle changes and newer treatments may help.

In-person attendees can also register for a complimentary FibroScan® to learn more about their liver health.

🗓️ Monday, October 26 | 6:30 PM ET
📍 Warburg Lounge, Lexington Avenue at 92nd St | Streaming

Learn more and register via the link in our comments.

10/06/2026

If you have a scheduled, taking a few small steps beforehand can make all the difference. Dr. Arielle Sasson shares her top tips to help you feel prepared, comfortable, and confident during your visit:

- Bring your prior breast imaging
- Skip deodorant, lotion, and powder
- Be prepared for compression

Is it time for your annual screening? Schedule your visit today: https://mshs.co/3VyHynF

The Mount Sinai Workplace Safety Summit brought members of our community together to learn, share, and take action towar...
10/05/2026

The Mount Sinai Workplace Safety Summit brought members of our community together to learn, share, and take action toward creating a safer, more respectful workplace.

Sponsored by The SAFE Committee and Mount Sinai Health System Nursing, the summit explored workplace violence prevention, behavioral health approaches to workplace safety, and important initiatives to help strengthen safety across Mount Sinai. Thank you to Marilyn L. Dollinger, DNS, FNP, RN, who joined us as our featured keynote speaker on advancing workplace safety through policy and advocacy.

The day created meaningful opportunities for learning, conversation, and collaboration. Thank you to everyone who joined us and to the leaders, experts, and frontline colleagues who continue to make workplace safety a shared priority. Together, we can turn awareness into action.

10/04/2026

Want to protect your heart and build endurance? Mount Sinai cardiologist Dr. Anu Lala explains why consistency matters more than intensity. Aim for 150 minutes of moderate cardio a week (like brisk walking, cycling, or swimming) alongside regular strength training. Lifting weights or doing resistance work protects your muscle mass, bone density, and balance, helping you stay active and independent as you age.

Our Mount Sinai Emergency Nursing team members recently traveled to the ENA (Emergency Nurses Association) Conference in...
10/03/2026

Our Mount Sinai Emergency Nursing team members recently traveled to the ENA (Emergency Nurses Association) Conference in Phoenix, AZ. With multiple presentations, our team shared how the Mount Sinai Health System collaborates across hospital sites to develop best practices and roll out new clinical quality improvement projects. Alongside, The Mount Sinai Hospital Emergency Department was recognized at the conference for achieving its second consecutive Lantern Award.

Congratulations to the Mount Sinai team behind Fire Shield, named First Place at the Health in Climate 2026 London Hacka...
10/02/2026

Congratulations to the Mount Sinai team behind Fire Shield, named First Place at the Health in Climate 2026 London Hackathon.

Hosted during London Climate Action Week in collaboration with the United Nations Climate Change Global Innovation Hub, the competition challenged participants to develop innovative AI solutions to help mitigate the impact of climate change on public health.

The Mount Sinai team’s winning project, Fire Shield, is an AI-powered, real-time firefighter safety platform designed to help incident commanders reduce exposure to hazardous conditions and operational risks. By addressing the intersection of climate change and health, Fire Shield aims to enhance the safety and resilience of first responders.

The project reflects Mount Sinai’s commitment to innovation that helps build a healthier, more sustainable, and resilient future.

Learn more about Fire Shield via the link in our comments.

10/01/2026

Did you know that 90% of women who develop breast cancer have no family history of the disease? That’s why having no family history does not mean you’re not at risk. Breast cancer can affect anyone, making regular screening and knowing your individual risk important.

Throughout Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we will be sharing a breast cancer fact each day to help raise awareness and empower you with knowledge.

Follow along and learn more. And if you’re due for a mammogram, make this your reminder to schedule one.

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