HSS ECHO - March 2017

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HSS Welcomes Drs. Bauer, Osei, Qureshi and Rodriguez SS is proud to welcome four new prominent

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physicians across different departments in the Hospital – one chief of services and

three orthopedic surgeons. These new physicians

represent some of the top medical talent in the world. Their depth and diversity of experience will further enhance our world-class patient care and expand the Hospital’s commitment to delivering high quality outcomes to patients. “For the past 150 years the success of HSS has been driven by the caliber of its physicians – all global

Dr. Thomas Bauer

Dr. Daniel Osei

Dr. Sheeraz Qureshi

Dr. Jose Rodriguez

leaders in the fields of orthopedics and rheumatology,”

guidance, the Department of Pathology and Labora-

Mount Sinai Hospital where he was an Associate

said Lou Shapiro, President and CEO. “Attracting top

tory Medicine will continue to act as an invaluable

Professor of Spinal Surgery in the Department of

medical talent is one of the reasons why we have

resource for all of our clinical departments across

Orthopaedic Surgery and Chief of Minimally Invasive

been ranked No. 1 by U.S.News & World Report for

the Hospital. Dr. Bauer comes to HSS from Cleveland

Spine Surgery. Dr. Qureshi was also the Chief of

seven consecutive years.”

Clinic, where he practiced in the Department of

Spinal Trauma at Elmhurst Hospital Center. He will

Added Todd Albert, MD, Surgeon-in-Chief,

Anatomic Pathology since 1983.

see patients both in Manhattan and at the HSS

“All of our physicians have one goal, and that’s

Daniel Osei, MD, MSc, returns to HSS as a hand and

Outpatient Center in Paramus.

to provide an unmatched level of personalized care

upper extremity surgeon, effective May 1. Dr. Osei

Jose Rodriguez, MD, joins HSS as an adult

to patients. We are constantly working to identify

specializes in microvascular reconstruction. He

reconstruction and joint replacement surgeon

ways to enhance the value of care and are pleased

comes to us from Washington University in St. Louis

beginning on April 3. Dr. Rodriguez specializes

to welcome this incredible set of new leaders to the

where he practiced hand surgery since 2012 and

in the treatment of traumatic and developmental

HSS family.”

served as an Assistant Professor of Orthopedic

conditions of the hip and knee. He completed his

New appointments include: Thomas Bauer, MD,

Surgery. Dr. Osei earned his medical degree at

residency here at HSS and returns to us from

PhD; Daniel Osei, MD, MSc; Sheeraz A. Qureshi,

University of Pennsylvania before completing his

Lenox Hill Hospital where he served as Chief of

MD, MBA; and Jose Rodriguez, MD.

residency here at HSS.

Reconstruction Arthroplasty and the Director

Thomas Bauer, MD, PhD, will join HSS as the new

Sheeraz A. Qureshi, MD, MBA, joins HSS as a spine

of the Arthroplasty Fellowship Program.

Pathologist-in-Chief on April 19. Under Dr. Bauer’s

surgeon starting on April 1. He comes to us from

HSS Leadership Academy Graduation Celebrates Strong Leaders Across the Hospital trong leaders at all levels of the organization

President, Human Resources and Service Excellence,

help contribute to our success. On March 3,

who explained the program to those in attendance

15 members of the HSS family were honored

and congratulated the graduates.

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for their commitment to leadership at the HSS

Next, Lou Shapiro, President and CEO, addressed

Leadership Academy graduation ceremony.

the crowd.

The HSS Leadership Academy is a competency

“Our success as an organization is determined by

based program sponsored by the Organizational

people, culture and leadership,” said Lou. “If we have

Learning and Development Department designed

really strong people at the front line of leadership we

to develop leadership skills and knowledge for

will be able to succeed. You’re taking the time to

frontline management. The goal of the program is

invest in building your leadership abilities, and I want

to support the mission, vision, values and strategic

to thank you for that. You should be very proud.

plan of HSS through training, development and

Shared leadership in our Roadmap

education in order to produce a culture of excellence

means that the more than 5,000

and high performance.

individuals at HSS are responsible

This year’s graduation marked the fourth for HSS

for moving us on our pathway.”

Leadership Academy, which has seen a total of

Finally, Denise Williams, Director,

62 individuals complete the program. Frontline

Organizational Development, and

managers can request and/or be selected by their

one of the creators of the Academy,

own managers to participate in the program. They

took the stage to announce the

are required to complete 10 classroom-based courses,

names of the graduates while Lou

which are taught by subject matter experts across

handed them their certificates.

HSS on topics such as operational excellence, the

Denise also offered some words of

strategic plan and employee engagement. In addition,

advice. “Just remember – learning

they must complete two online courses. The entire

is a lifelong experience and it

program can be completed in one to two years.

doesn’t end with this. Continue

This year’s graduation ceremony opened with an

to learn in other capacities and

introduction from Bruce Slawitsky, Senior Vice

continue on your journey.”

Congratulations to the 2017 Leadership Academy graduates! Cynthia Bruder

Dina Mazzella

Christopher Bush

Francine Meyers

Nick Calabro

Titilayo Ologhobo

Yesenia Correa

Bentley Ottway

Marlo Delfin

Alfred Pagan

Oluwatola Gbemi

Brittany Soto

Susan Hansen

Maura Watson

Mike Marzen

HSS Leadership Academy graduates pose with Lou Shapiro and Denise Williams.

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