Stacey A. Conklin, MSN, RN-BC, MHCDS, NE-BC Senior Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer of Mount Sinai South Nassau
Her leadership team and colleagues have been conducting focus groups, doing rounds, and working strenuously to better understand the needs of nurses.
A Talk With Linda Valentino, DNP, RN, NEA-BC
As Interim Chief Nursing Officer at The Mount Sinai Hospital, she cares for the people who are caring for other people.
Mount Sinai Nursing Leader Inducted as Fellow by American Academy of Nurses
Kimberly Souffront, PhD, RN, FNP-BC, has been named as a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing, for contributions to nursing research, health equity, and health care delivery
Center Paves the Way for Nursing-Led Scholarship
Bevin Cohen, PhD, MS, MPH, RN, directs the Center for Nursing Research and Innovation, which focuses on developing and evaluating new health care practices
Managing—and Aligning—Nursing Education and Professional Practice
Through encouraging education and seamless teamwork, Maria Vezina, EdD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN, creates meaningful experiences for patients
The Calling: Our Mount Sinai Nurses
Watch stories of our nurses and how their commitment motivates them to go above and beyond
Creating Excellence Together
Learn how Mount Sinai nurses selected, implement, and embody this new Employee Value Proposition statement
Nursing takes holistic approach to ambulatory care
Jemilat Siju, DNP, MSN, RN, ANP-BC, OCN, ensures that nurses take into account social determinants of health in ambulatory care
Nursing uses technology to enhance care
Under Robbie Freeman, RN, MSN, NE-BC, digital technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and informatics help improve patient outcomes
At this moment, a nurse is at a bedside caring for a loved one; at a computer compiling research findings; at a community site bringing tests to those in need; and in a classroom training tomorrow’s clinicians. The Mount Sinai Health System understands that the care we provide to our patients is built on the talent, dedication, and diverse skills of our carefully selected nursing teams.
Our Mission
To provide exceptional clinical experiences and outcomes for patients and families in the many diverse communities we serve through the advancement of nursing practice guided by unrivaled education, equity, leadership, innovation and scientific nursing research
Our Vision
To be the place where nurses choose to work and patients want to receive their care.
With an intimate knowledge of each patient, Mount Sinai nurses are an integral part of the health care team and relentless in their devotion to the highest level of evidenced-based care. Whether our nurses are working with advanced technologies on a cardiac floor; assisting with complex procedures in the operating room; or performing countless other essential tasks, they are striving around the clock to keep our patients and community in the best possible health.
Advanced Practice Nursing
Every area of the Mount Sinai Health System now includes advanced practice nurses, such as nurse practitioners and nurse anesthetists. They work in primary care and ambulatory settings as well as specialties such as orthopedics, neurosurgery, surgery, cardiology, and more. In many ways advanced practice nurses function as the glue between the nursing and physician worlds. Through their dedication and training, advanced practice nurses contribute a great deal to promoting the team approach that helps patients achieve the best possible outcomes. Learn more about Advanced Practice Nursing
