Get to know the thoughts and experiences of two nurse case managers who exemplify the kinds of career journey our clinicians can pursue here at Northwell Health.

Discover the vital role of the home care registered nurse liaisons helping our patients prepare for their path to recovery before they leave the hospital.

Learn about Marybeth's leading Zucker Hillside Hospital through innovating the way behavioral health nurses deliver care in our latest CNO Corner.

Between clinical trials and innovative treatments, our oncology research nurses are delivering innovative care that is changing the lives of our patients and their families. Meet some members of our inspiring research team.

Discover Gloria's inspiring journey from neonatal staff nurse to becoming a periOperative nurse leader at Northwell Health.

For Jared Singer, Cardiothoracic ICU registered nurse at Lenox Hill Hospital, a career in military fueled a passion to help people in critical situations.

When Winnie Mack started her career as an OB registered nurse, she never expected where her career would take her. We sat down with Winnie to hear about her impressive healthcare career and what's still to come.

With ten years of progressive experience at Northwell, CNO Irene Macyk knows where the future of nursing is headed. Discover the exciting opportunities for nurses at Lenox Hill Hospital in our CNO Corner.

Hear from Jaclyn Schinlder on the continuing growth of Northwell Health's Medicine Service Line and discover how nurses and other staff can take advantage of these exciting opportunities.

CRNAs are invaluable members of our patient care teams. Every year, they safely administer more than 45 million anesthetics to patients in the U.S. through a safe and cost-effective way. Explore this fact sheet and learn more about this noble profession:

To Maureen Munson, RN, the ED at Northern Westchester Hospital isn’t just her workplace, it’s the home of her second family! From a fellowship in her dream department to bringing her team to Tier 1 in employee engagement, Maureen has brought Truly Ambitious changes to her career and the ED.

Throughout her 30 years with Northwell Health, CNO Terry Pando has been consistently recognized for her strong leadership skills. Learn more about how she's using her insight on leadership, innovation and nursing to take Staten Island University Hospital to new heights.

It takes a passionate individual to work as a Registered Nurse in the neonatal intense care unit (NICU) delivering care to our smallest patients.

Thinking about working as a nurse at Staten Island University Hospital (SIUH)? Let our nurses convince you why that’s the right move for your career!

Sometimes, the most heartbreaking situations grant the greatest opportunity for us to provide genuine compassionate care. This was the case recently at North Shore University Hospital where care providers across several units and two hospitals worked together to help a father and daughter reunite as a family for one last time.

We spoke with nurse leaders at Katz Women’s Hospital at Long Island Jewish Medical Center (LIJMC) to find out what makes our Labor and Delivery and Postpartum units such special places for nurses to grow their careers. Here are the top 10 reasons!

We lead with compassion. When someone is battling a disease like addiction, our first step, our first move, is one of empathy. That’s why we were excited to meet Darryl Strawberry.

At our first Inside Northwell Facebook Live session, we sat down with members of our Talent Acquisition team who gave the best tips for candidates looking to join our team in 2018. Check it out!

Over the years, Paula Tortorici-Scheff has experienced impressive career growth, and all of it at Northwell Health.

At Zucker Hillside Hospital, we’re applying best practices as well as our own innovative solutions to helping those suffering from a wide range of behavioral conditions and addictions. We’ll be sharing some of these unique approaches to behavioral health at the upcoming American Psychiatric Nurses Association’s 31st Annual Conference.

If you’re a nurse looking to advance your career in an exciting field while enhancing your lifestyle in a breathtaking setting, Peconic Bay Medical Center has just what you’re looking for. Located on eastern Long Island, Peconic Bay Medical Center is an 182-bed acute-care hospital and designated stroke and trauma center.

We’re excited to be able to share our knowledge and best practices with the behavioral health community at the APNA 31st Annual Conference this October in Phoenix, Arizona!

We asked our own nurses at Lenox Hill Hospital their favorite reasons for working the night shift, and here are the top ten!

Huntington Hospital, one of our community hospitals, has recently attained its 4th Magnet® designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). Magnet status is the gold standard for nursing excellence - a reflection of Huntington Hospital’s nursing professionalism, strong collaboration, innovation, and teamwork as well as superiority in patient care. Here at Northwell Health, it doesn't just take courage and determination to do what we do - it's that spark and instinct to care that changes lives. Learn more about why our nurses are made for this.

At Zucker Hillside Hospital, Northwell Health’s nationally recognized behavioral health center, we’re committed to the compassionate care of people suffering from a wide range of conditions and addictions. We’re sharing our knowledge and best practices with the behavioral health community at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association’s 31st Annual Conference this October.

This week, Northwell Health will be at the AORN Global Surgical Conference & Expo. If you’re attending the conference, visit our recruiters at the AORN Career Center - Convention Center Room #153A on April 1 and April 2, or you can come by our booth #537, April 2-4.

Sherley began her career at Northwell Health 10 years ago as a Critical Care fellow at North Shore University Hospital. Since being a part of their Neurosurgical Intensive Care Unit team she has played a critical role is decreasing the amount CAUTI infections acquired by patients. Learn more about how she worked with her peers to accomplish her goals.

From our Advance Practice Council to innovative technology and programs, our Nurse Practitioners have endless opportunities to educationally advance themselves and their careers.

Working within the Nursing Education field for many years I fully recognize and embrace that nursing, and nursing professional development, requires a commitment to lifelong learning. To be a nursing professional development specialist means to commit to lifelong learning - your own, and that of those around you.

Read about how our Nurse Educators are dedicated to influencing, guiding and providing the top resources and programs for our all our employees so they are able to reach their goals.