Eastern Long Island Hospital

Transfer & Positions

Nurse of Excellence

Laura Goodale Award

NURSES OF EXCELLENCE

OUTSTANDING NURSES 2012 NAMED AT ELIH

Eric Desbonnet, RN Nurse of Excellence	Cynthia Locrotondo, RN Laura Goodale Award	Cindy Swiskey, RN Preceptor of Distinction


Sarah Mazzaferro, RN Novice Nurse of Distinction	Hristina Mantzopoulos, RN Nurse of Distinction

OUTSTANDING NURSES 2011 NAMED AT ELIH

Katherine Bach, RN Nurse of Excellence	Carol Beasley, RN Laura Goodale Award	Cissy Krupski, RN Preceptor of Distinction


Ken Kinghorn, RN Novice Nurse of Distinction	Stacey Fabry, RN Nurse of Distinction

OUTSTANDING NURSES 2010 NAMED AT ELIH

Karleen Schultz, RN Nurse of Excellence	Linda Kraus, RN Laura Goodale Award Recipient	Maria Raffel, RN Nurse of Distinction


Gisella Davey, RN Preceptor of Distinction	Cynthia Locrotondo, RN Novice Nurse of Distinction

OUTSTANDING NURSES 2009 NAMED AT ELIH

Caprice Grace, RN Nurse of Excellence	Cherie Fingerle, RN Nurse of Distinction	Deborah Conrardy, RN Preceptor of Distinction


Dawn Quarty, RN Novice Nurse of Distinction

ELIH’S NURSE OF EXCELLENCE FOR 2009

Caprice Grace, RN of Greenport is Eastern Long Island Hospital’s “Nurse of Excellence” for 2009. Caprice was recently recognized at the Nurse of Excellence Award Reception at the Woodbury Country Club. Hosted by the Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council, Inc., the annual event pays tribute to nurses who consistently demonstrate their commitment to the highest standards of quality healthcare - strong nursing skills, hard work, intelligence and a deep sense of caring.

	Photo Caption: (l-r) Gara Edelstein, Chairperson of the Nurse Excellence Subcommittee and Senior VP Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer, St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center,
Caprice Grace, RN, Eastern Long Island Hospital’s Nurse of Excellence; D Patricia Pispisa, Vice President Patient Services, Eastern Long Island Hospital; Patricia Darcy, Chairperson, NSHC Nurse Executive Committee and Chief Nursing Officer and VP Patient Care Services, Southampton Hospital.

“Grace was nominated by her peers for her dedication to the nursing profession,” states D. Patricia Pispisa, RN, Vice President of Patient Care Services. “She is an outstanding nurse and a valued member of the Recovery Room team. Caprice has been at ELIH since 1988.”

OUTSTANDING NURSES 2008 NAMED AT ELIH

Deborah Conrady, RN Laura Goodale Award	Tara Kraemer, RN Nurse of Excellence	Teresa Goldsmith, RN Nurse of Distinction


Laura Arreguin, RN Preceptor of Distinction	Crystal Rock, RN Novice Nurse of Distinction

OUTSTANDING NURSES 2007 NAMED AT ELIH Eastern Long Island Hospital announced during National Nurses Week, May 6-12 2007, the selection of Oustanding Nurses 2007 Awards.

Jeanne Stepnowsky, RN Nurse of Distinction 2007	Helen Ryan, RN Nurse of Excellence 2007	Paula Ohlmann, RN Preceptor of Distinction 2007

OUTSTANDING NURSES 2006 NAMED AT ELIH Eastern Long Island Hospital announced during National Nurses Week, May 6-12 2007, the selection of Oustanding Nurses 2006 Awards.

Theresa Glass , RN, MS, CCRN Nurse of Excellence 2006	Robert Ringold , CRNA Nurse of Distinction 2006	Linda Kraus , RN Preceptor of Distinction 2006

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