The Albany Business Review published an article about St. Peter’s Health Partners appointing experienced health care administrator Kim Baker as the new chief executive officer of The Eddy, and vice president of continuing care. Click here to see the full story.
The Sexual Assault & Crime Victims Assistance Program for Rensselaer County at Samaritan Hospital received a $1,000 donation from Noble Gas Solutions. Click here to see the CBS 6 News story.
The Times Union published a story about how thousands of jobs are opening up in Capital Region as Baby Boomers retire and move out of the workforce. Judy Gray, a vice president for human resources at St. Peter’s Health Partners, contributed to the story. At St. Peter’s Health Partners, the average age of a nurse is 48, said Judy Gray, vice president of human resources. And 26 percent of the workforce is 55 or older. St. Peter’s, like other health care providers, expects demand for its services to grow as the population ages. It plans an internal job fair later this month for employees who want to explore different job opportunities at St. Peter’s. “We know we’ll fill a number of positions due to the aging of our workforce,” Gray said. Overall, St. Peter’s Health Partners has about 13,000 employees. Click here to see the full story.
The Troy Record wrote a story about the upcoming “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” community march against rape and sexual violence. The event, hosted by the Sexual Assault & Crime Victims Assistance Program for Rensselaer County at Samaritan Hospital, will take place from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on April 25 at Riverfront Park in Troy. Click here to see the full story.
St. Peter’s Health Partners CEO Dr. James K. Reed was part of a panel of experts who responded to a speech by Dr. Gregory Dorn, president of Hearst Health, during the Hearst Lecture on Innovation in Communications at The College of Saint Rose. Click here to see the Times Union story.
More than 400 guests gathered for “Cuisine Magic: The Magic of Spain” held at The Century House. Nine chefs competed in the culinary competition to benefit the Eddy Visiting Nurse Association. Click here to see the Times Union’s “Were You Seen” gallery.
Dr. Michael J. Martinelli, chief of cardiology at St. Peter’s Hospital, spoke with the Times Union about the rarity of artery blockages in young people. Click here to see the story.
Michelle Mazzacco, vice president of Eddy Visiting Nurse Association, spoke to Benita Zahn NewsChannel 13 about the upcoming 22nd annual Cuisine Magic event. Click here to watch the full interview.
Mary Femia, an amazing person who retired from St. Peter’s Health Partners in February after 60 years in nursing, was profiled in a feature story by the Times Union. Click here to see the full story.
Dr. Robert Benton, chief of cardiology at Samaritan Hospital, spoke to Time Warner Cable News (Channel 9) about the importance of early heart attack care. From the story: A number of people delay treatment because they do not have the classic dramatic symptoms of a heart attack. “They don’t have what they call the ‘Hollywood heart attack’, a person gripping their chest and sweating, a dramatic presentation. Many heart attacks are not like that,” said Samaritan cardiologist Dr. Robert Benton. Subtle symptoms of a heart attack can be easily overlooked. Click here to see the full story.
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