New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory August 2012

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1 New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory August 2012 Compiled by New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response & New York City Pediatric Disaster Coalition

2 Michael R. Bloomberg Mayor Thomas Farley, M.D., M.P.H. Commissioner nyc.gov/health Introduction This directory aims to provide New York City (NYC) hospitals, healthcare facilities, and NYC response agencies with a comprehensive resource of pediatric services offered by NYC Hospitals. The directory is divided into two sections. The first section focuses on the twenty-five NYC Hospitals with Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICUs), providing detail on critical care services offered at these hospitals that includes information and instructions on admission and/or transfer of critically ill pediatric patients to hospitals with PICUs. The second section includes twelve NYC Hospitals that do not have PICUs, but do accept transfers of pediatric patients, either into the hospital s pediatric inpatient unit or a subspecialty unit. This guide is intended to provide information for daily referrals and inter-hospital transfers as well as to assist healthcare providers to care for pediatric patients during a disaster when their typical referral choices may not be available. Data for this project were collected by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Healthcare Emergency Preparedness Program during as part of the Pediatric Resources and Emergency Preparedness Initiative (PREP-I) Project. This project was funded by the Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response Grant Number U3RHS The updated revision for June 2012 was completed by the New York City Pediatric Disaster Coalition staff funded by the Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response Grant Number 5 U3REP The DOHMH recognizes that the healthcare system is dynamic, undergoing frequent change. The information presented in this Directory will be updated on a yearly basis. In the interim, please send any updates to the NYC DOHMH Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response at healthcareprep@health.nyc.gov.

3 NYC HOSPITAL PEDIATRIC RESOURCE DIRECTORY TABLE OF CONTENTS Definitions of Key Terms 1 SECTION I. HOSPITALS WITH PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNITS (PICU) Map of New York City Hospitals with Pediatric Intensive Care Units 3 Bronx Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center Concourse Pavilion 6 Children s Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center Henry and Lucy Moses Division 8 Jacobi Medical Center (HHC) 10 Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center (HHC) 12 Brooklyn Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center 15 Brooklyn Hospital Center Downtown Campus 17 Kings County Hospital Center (HHC) 19 Long Island College Hospital /SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn 21 Maimonides Medical Center 23 New York Methodist Hospital 25 University Hospital of Brooklyn/SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn 27 Manhattan Bellevue Hospital Center (HHC) 30 Beth Israel Medical Center Milton and Carroll Petrie Division 32 Harlem Hospital Center (HHC) 34 Metropolitan Hospital Center (HHC) 36 Morgan Stanley Children s Hospital of New York-Presbyterian/Columbia 38 Mount Sinai Hospital 40 New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center 42 NYU Langone Medical Center 44 St. Luke s-roosevelt Hospital/Roosevelt Hospital Division 46 Queens Elmhurst Hospital Center (HHC) 49 New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens 51 Steven & Alexandra Cohen Children s Medical Center of NY 53 Staten Island Richmond University Medical Center 56 Staten Island University Hospital rth 58

4 SECTION II. HOSPITALS WITH GENERAL MEDICAL/SURGICAL PEDIATRIC SERVICES Map of New York City Hospitals with General Medical/Surgical Pediatric Services 61 Bronx Montefiore Medical Center rth 63 St. Barnabas Hospital 65 Brooklyn Coney Island Hospital (HHC) 68 Interfaith Medical Center 70 Lutheran Medical Center 72 Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center 73 Wyckoff Heights Medical Center 75 Manhattan NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases 78 Hospital for Special Surgery 80 Lenox Hill 82 Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases 83 St. Luke s Roosevelt Hospital/St. Luke s Hospital Division 85 Queens Flushing Hospital Medical Center 87 Jamaica Hospital Medical Center 89 St. John s Episcopal Hospital 91 SECTION III. REFERENCE TABLES OF SPECIALITIES AVAILABLE BY HOSPITAL Summary Statistics of NYC Hospitals with Pediatric Resources 94 For Hospitals with Pediatric Intensive Care Units Table of Surgical Pediatric Subspecialties Available by PICU Hospital 96 Table of n-surgical Pediatric Subspecialties Available by PICU Hospital 98 Table of Other Pediatric Special Services Available by PICU Hospital 99 For Hospitals with General Medical/Surgical Pediatric Services Table of Surgical Pediatric Subspecialties Available by n-picu Hospital 101 Table of n-surgical Pediatric Subspecialties Available by n-picu Hospital 103 Table of Other Pediatric Special Services Available by n-picu Hospital 104

5 Definitions of Key Terms Interhospital Transfer: A transfer of a patient from one inpatient facility to another. May require transport to a diagnostic department, operating room or specialized care unit. Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU): A high acuity inpatient unit with patients ranging from age 0 to 28 days at time of admission. Must be staffed 24 hours a day by a board certified/board eligible neonatologist either in-house or readily available by phone. Must have the ability to provide 24 hour cardiorespiratory monitoring and mechanical ventilation of neonatal patients within the neonatal intensive care unit. Neonatal Patient: A patient ranging in age from 0 to 28 days after birth. Pediatric Disaster Cart: A cart or other large container with supplies intended for use only during an emergency or disaster event. Such supplies must be specifically geared towards children in terms of their size and nature and may include medical supplies, documents for patient tracking or supplies intended for decontamination, contact isolation or airborne isolation purposes. Pediatric Emergency Department: A separate emergency department (ED) for pediatric patients ranging in age from 0 to at least 17 years old but not routinely more than 21 years at time of presentation. Pediatric Inpatient Unit: A physically separate inpatient unit for pediatric patients (including general medical/surgical beds) with patients ranging in age from 0 to at least 17 years but not routinely more than 21 years at time of admission. Each patient must be assigned to a board certified/board eligible pediatrician, family practice physician or pediatric subspecialist and must be covered 24 hours a day by one of the same who is either in-house or readily available by phone. Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU): A high acuity inpatient unit with patients ranging in age from 0 to at least 17 years but not routinely more than 21 years at time of admission. Must be staffed 24 hours a day by a board certified pediatrician or board certified/board eligible pediatric intensivist either in-house or readily available by phone. Must have the ability to provide 24 hour cardiorespiratory monitoring and mechanical ventilation of pediatric patients within the pediatric intensive care unit. Should regularly accept transfers of patients from outside facilities into the unit. Pediatric Patient: A patient ranging in age from 0 days to at least 17 years but not routinely more than 21 years at time of admission. Pediatric Transport Team: A team of health care workers with some additional pediatric training consisting of a minimum of trained Emergency Medical Service (EMS) workers who travel with, stabilize, and manage pediatric patients during inter-hospital transfer. The team may also include health care workers with more extensive pediatric training (pediatric attending, pediatric intensive care attending, residents, nurse practitioners, nurses with various levels of training who are experienced in caring for pediatric patients, physician assistants). Must be under the medical direction of a pediatric provider who directly (by being physically present) or indirectly (by phone or by protocols communicated to the team before leaving for transport) oversees the transport. Must be subject to periodic quality assurance. Staffed Beds: The number of beds that a hospital staffs and utilizes for patients. Transport Team: A team of health care workers that stabilizes, manages, and travels with patients during inter-hospital transfer. The team may or may not be dedicated to a particular hospital or a particular inpatient unit within a hospital. Well Baby Nursery: An inpatient unit consisting of newborns that require only routine infant care, with the exception of phototherapy for hyperbilirubinemia, and that is utilized only post-delivery or upon transfer from the NICU. New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 1 Last Updated: May 2012

6 SECTION I. HOSPITALS WITH PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNITS BY BOROUGH New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 2 Last Updated: May 2012

7 New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 3 Last Updated: April 2009

8 This Page Intentionally Left Blank New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 4

9 BRONX New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 5

10 BRONX LEBANON HOSPITAL CENTER CONCOURSE PAVILION 1650 Grand Concourse Bronx, New York Main Phone #: Updated May, 2012 Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: Ram Kairam, MD Office Phone # : kairam@bronxleb.org Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: A. Patwardhan, MD Number of beds: 5 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone #1 / Location: / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending Family Practice Attending Phone #2 / Location: / Pediatric Unit Other Pediatric Attending Pediatric Senior Resident Front Desk Pediatric Chief Resident Emergency Room Attending Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Number of beds: 20 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / Pediatric Inpatient Unit Ask for: Pediatric Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Emergency Room Attending Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Jing Yoon, MD Number of beds/isolettes: 30 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Other Pediatric Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Emergency Room Attending Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Roy Vega, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Rigid Bronchoscopy General Surgery Endocrinology Hematology/Oncology Infectious Disease Neonatology Neurology Psychiatry New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 6

11 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Other Hospital Transport Team able to transport Pediatric Patients: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: Pediatric Residency Program: Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Other: N/A ; open 24 hours Bronx Lebanon Pediatric Residency Program A new pediatric pavilion with a pediatric inpatient unit and PICU will be opening vember 1 st, The number of available beds and unit phone numbers in the new building will be the same as presented in this Directory. Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 7

12 CHILDREN S HOSPITAL AT MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER HENRY AND LUCY MOSES DIVISION 3415 Bainbridge Ave at Gunhill Rd. Bronx, New York Main Phone #: Updated June, 2012 Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: Philip Ozuah, MD Office Phone #: pozuah@montefiore.org Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Michael Ushay, MD Number of beds: 14 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / PICU Ask for: Pediatric Critical Care Attending Pediatric Critical Care Fellow Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Number of beds: 98 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / Admitting Office Ask for: Admitting Office Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatrics ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Jeffrey Avner, MD General ED Phone #: Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services located at Weiler Division NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Suhas Nafday, MD Number of beds: 35 Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Charcoal Hemoperfusion; available 24 hrs/day Cardiovascular Surgery Endocrinology Continuous Veno-Venous Hemofiltration (CVVH); General Surgery Gastroenterology available 24 hours a day Neurosurgery Hematology/Oncology Emergent EEG Monitoring; available 24 hrs/day Ophthalmology Infectious Disease Emergent Hemodialysis; available 24 hrs/day Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Nephrology Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) Orthopedics Neurology Flexible Bronchoscopy Otolaryngology High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Inhaled Nitric Oxide Urology Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring Vascular Surgery Rigid Bronchoscopy New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 8

13 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: Pediatric Residency Program: Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: N/A (Weiler Division) (Weiler Division) ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Children s Hospital at Montefiore Children s Hospital at Montefiore Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 9

14 JACOBI MEDICAL CENTER (HHC) 1400 Pelham Parkway South Bronx, New York Main Phone #: Updated June, 2012 Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: William Caspe, MD Office Phone #: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Anthony L. Palomba, MD Number of beds: 8 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending PA PNP Provider Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Director Jeffrey Gershel, M.D. Number of beds: 3 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / Admitting Resident Ask for: Emergency Room Attending Other: Transportation not provided Pediatric Attending Pediatric Senior Resident Pediatric Chief Resident Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Beth Nagourney, M.D. Number of beds/isolettes: 27 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Level 3 Nursery, RPC Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatrics ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Ellen F. Crain, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Charcoal Hemoperfusion; available 24 hrs/day Burn Treatment Endocrinology Flexible Bronchoscopy General Surgery Gastroenterology High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation Neurosurgery Hematology/Oncology Hyperbaric Oxygenation Ophthalmology Infectious Disease Inhaled Nitric Oxide Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Neonatology Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring Orthopedics Nephrology Rigid Bronchoscopy Otolaryngology Neurology Interventional Radiology Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Pulmonology Urology Rheumatology Vascular Surgery New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 10

15 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: 1 Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Pediatric Residency Program: Albert Einstein College of Medicine at the Jacobi Medical Center Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Other: Serious burn patients are admitted to the PICU Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 11

16 Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: LINCOLN MEDICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH CENTER (HHC) 234 East 149 th Street Bronx, New York Main Phone #: Shefahi Khanna, MD Updated June 2012 Office Phone #: / 5800 Shefali.khanna@nychhc.org Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: / 3 PICU Medical Director: Dora M. Alvarez, MD Number of beds: 8 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: /3 / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Emergency Room Attending Other: Hospital does not have pediatric surgery, pediatric cardiac surgery or pediatric neurosurgery services available. Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: / 6 Chief Hospitalist: Catalina Marino-Riveros, MD Number of beds: 32 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Phone Location: /6 / Pediatric Inpatient Unit Ask for: Pediatric Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: / 33 NICU Medical Director: Benamanahalli Rajegouda, MD Number of beds/isolettes: 20 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # 1 / Location: /33 / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Phone # 2 / Location: / Neonatologist on call Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Orlando Perales, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Flexible Bronchoscopy General Surgery for 13 yrs old and up Endocrinology Rigid Bronchoscopy Neurosurgery for 13 yrs old and up Gastroenterology Echocardiogram Ophthalmology Hematology Electroencephalogram Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Infectious Disease New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 12

17 Pediatric Surgical Services (cont d) Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties (cont d) Pediatric Special Services (cont d) Orthopedics Neonatology Otolaryngology Nephrology Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Neurology Urology Psychiatry Pulmonology Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Adult:, Pediatric: Level of trauma center: Adult 1 Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: ; no cardiovascular surgical cases Well baby nursery: ; 30 bassinets Obstetrics unit: ; level III center Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Other Hospital Transport Team able to Transport Pediatric Patients: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Pediatric Residency Program: Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 13

18 BROOKLYN New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 14

19 BROOKDALE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER 1 Brookdale Plaza Brooklyn, New York Main Phone #: Updated May, 2012 Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: Myron Sokal, MD Office Phone #: MSokal@Brookdale.edu Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Mary Baldauf, MD Number of beds: 6 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending Pediatric Senior Resident Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Number of beds: 32 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Location: / Pediatric Floor Ask for: Pediatric Attending Pediatric Chief Resident On nights/weekends, ask for resident oncall who will contact the Attending. Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Myron Sokal, MD Number of beds/isolettes: 30 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending on service Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone # Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Pediatric Emergency Services Director General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Flexible Bronchoscopy General Surgery Endocrinology High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation Neurosurgery Gastroenterology Hyperbaric Oxygenation Ophthalmology Hematology/Oncology Inhaled Nitric Oxide Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Infectious Disease Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring Orthopedics Neonatology Rigid Bronchoscopy Otolaryngology Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Urology Nephrology Neurology Psychiatry New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 15

20 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: 1 Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby Nursery: Obstetrics Unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Other Hospital Transport Team able to Transport Pediatric Patients: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Pediatric Residency Program: The Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 16

21 Pediatric Chief/Department Chair: BROOKLYN HOSPITAL CENTER DOWNTOWN CAMPUS 121 Dekalb Avenue Brooklyn, New York Main Phone #: Kenneth Bromberg, MD Updated May, 2012 Office Phone #: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Louisdon Pierre, MD; Pediatric Chief Critical Care Medicine Number of beds: 6 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone #1 / Location: / Transport Coordinating Service Ask for: PICU Attending Phone #2 / Location: / PICU Other Pediatric Attending Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Number of beds: 26 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #1 / Location: / Transport Coordinating Service Ask for: Pediatric Attending Phone #2 / Location: / PICU Pediatric Chief Resident Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Patrick Leblanc, MD; Chief of NICU Number of beds/isolettes: 18 Does NOT accept transfers to the NICU Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: ah Kondamudi, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Flexible Bronchoscopy General Surgery Endocrinology High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation Neurosurgery Gastroenterology Inhaled Nitric Oxide Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Hematology/Oncology Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring Orthopedics Infectious Disease Rigid Bronchoscopy Otolaryngology Neonatology Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Nephrology Urology Neurology Vascular Surgery New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 17

22 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: Pediatric Residency Program: Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: N/A ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week The Brooklyn Hospital Center Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 18

23 Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL CENTER (HHC) 451 Clarkson Avenue Brooklyn, New York Main Phone #: Ninad Desai, MD Updated, May 2012 Office Phone #: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: /29/30 PICU Medical Director: Talaat Abdelmoneim, MD Number of beds: 7 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: /29/30 / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Page Pediatric Chief Resident: Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: /34 Number of beds: 43 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #1 / Phone Location: / Pediatric on call beeper Ask for: Pediatric Attending Phone #2 / Phone Location: / KCHC page operator Pediatric Chief Resident Phone #3 / Phone Location: / Administrator on Duty; Chief of Pediatrics only call if unable to reach pediatrician Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Ivan Hand, MD Number of beds/isolettes: 30 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # 1 / Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Phone # 2 / Location: / KCHC Page Operator Phone #3 / Location / Administrator on duty Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Konstantinos Agoritsas, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Emergent EEG Monitoring; General Surgery Endocrinology day-time only Neurosurgery Gastroenterology Flexible Bronchoscopy Ophthalmology Hematology/Oncology High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Infectious Disease Inhaled Nitric Oxide Orthopedics Neonatology Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring Otolaryngology Nephrology Rigid Bronchoscopy Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Neurology Vascular Surgery; older children Psychiatry New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 19

24 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: 1 Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: ; under 13 yrs old in PICU, over 13 yrs old in Adult SICU Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Other Hospital Transport Team able to transport Pediatric Patients: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Pediatric Residency Program: State University of New York /Downstate Medical Center Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Other: Provides ventilatory care and general cardiac care Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 20

25 Pediatric Chief/Department Chair: LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL SUNY HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT BROOKLYN 339 Hicks Street Brooklyn, New York Main Phone #: Stephen Turner, MD Updated May, 2012 Office Phone #: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Clara Giambruno, MD; Director, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Number of beds: 5 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Emergency Room Attending Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Number of beds: 25 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Location: / Pediatric Floor Ask for: Pediatric Senior Resident ER Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Attending Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Alice Garner, MD; Director, NICU Number of beds/isolettes: 25 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: /7 / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatrics ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Sunil Sachdeva, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, non-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Continuous Veno-Venous Hemofiltration (CVVH); Burn Treatment Endocrinology available 24 hours a day General Surgery Hematology/Oncology Flexible Bronchoscopy Ophthalmology Infectious Disease Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Pulmonology Rigid Bronchoscopy Orthopedics Neonatology Otolaryngology Nephrology Vascular Surgery Neurology New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 21

26 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: Pediatric Residency Program: Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: N/A ; in a disaster ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Long Island College Hospital Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 22

27 Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: MAIMONIDES MEDICAL CENTER 4802 Tenth Avenue Brooklyn, New York Main Phone #: Danielle Laraque, M.D. Updated May, 2012 Office Phone #: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Scott Klein, MD Number of beds: 11 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Hospitalist Services Director: Lindsay Douglas, MD Number of beds: 25 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Location: / Pediatric Inpatient Unit Ask for: Pediatric Chief Resident Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone Number: NICU Medical Director: Alok Bhutada, MD Number of beds/isolettes: 31 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Estevan A. Garcia, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Adolescent Medicine Emergent EEG Monitoring; available 24 hrs/day General Surgery Cardiology Emergent Hemodialysis; available 24 hrs/day Neurosurgery Endocrinology Flexible Bronchoscopy Orthopedics Gastroenterology High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation Otolaryngology Hematology/Oncology Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring Urology Infectious Disease Rigid Bronchoscopy Neonatology Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) Nephrology Video-Assisted EEG Monitoring Neurology Psychiatry Pulmonology Rheumatology New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 23

28 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital has own Pediatric Transport Team: Other Hospital Transport Team able to transport Pediatric Patients: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: Pediatric Residency Program: Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: N/A ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Maimonides Medical Center Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 24

29 NEW YORK METHODIST HOSPITAL 506 Sixth Street Brooklyn, New York Main Phone #: Updated May, 2012 Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: Pramod Narula, MD Office Phone #: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Jane Fong, MD Number of beds: 4 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Admitting Case Management Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Number of beds: 15 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Location: / Pediatric Inpatient Unit Ask for: Pediatric Attending Pediatric Senior Resident Pediatric Chief Resident Admitting Case Management Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Madhu Gudavalli, MD Number of beds/isolettes: 24 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Hospitalist Admitting Case Management Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatrics ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Robert Van Amerogen, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Flexible Bronchoscopy General Surgery; may not be on-site Endocrinology High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation Neurosurgery Gastroenterology Inhaled Nitric Oxide Ophthalmology Hematology/Oncology Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Infectious Disease Rigid Bronchoscopy New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 25

30 Pediatric Surgical Services (cont d) Orthopedics Otolaryngology Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Urology Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties (cont d) Neonatology Nephrology Neurology Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: 2 Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well-baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Other Hospital Transport Team able to transport Pediatric Patients: (EMS team only) Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Pediatric Residency Program: New York Methodist Hospital Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 26

31 Pediatric Chief/Department Chair: UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL OF BROOKLYN SUNY HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT BROOKLYN 445 Lenox Road Brooklyn, New York Main Phone #: Stanley Fisher, MD Updated May, 2012 Office Phone #: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Stephen Wadowski, MD Number of beds: 6 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: / Pediatric Chief Resident Pager Ask for: PICU Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Other: Have available patient demographic information, including mother s name, address, telephone, SSN, insurance, DOB, and medical contact Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: (Pediatric Floor) Number of beds: 26 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Location: / Pediatric Chief Resident Pager Ask for: Pediatric Chief Resident Other: Have available patient demographic information, including mother s name, address, telephone, SSN, insurance, DOB, and medical contact Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Gloria Valencia, MD Number of beds/isolettes: 29 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Other: Have available patient demographic information, including DOB, mother s name, address, telephone, SSN, insurance, and medical contact Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatrics ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: oruddin Tejani, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Charcoal Hemoperfusion; available 24 hrs/day General Surgery Endocrinology Emergent EEG Monitoring; available 24 hrs/day Neurosurgery Gastroenterology Emergent Hemodialysis; available 24 hrs/day Ophthalmology Hematology/Oncology Flexible Bronchoscopy Orthopedics Infectious Disease High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 27

32 Pediatric Surgical Services (cont d) Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties (cont d) Pediatric Special Services (cont d) Otolaryngology Neonatology Inhaled Nitric Oxide Urology Nephrology Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring Vascular Surgery Neurology Rigid Bronchoscopy Psychiatry; only for patients 17 years and older Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: Pediatric Residency Program: Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: N/A ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn Pediatrics Residency Program Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 28

33 MANHATTAN New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 29

34 BELLEVUE HOSPITAL CENTER (HHC) 462 First Avenue at 27 th St. New York, New York Main Phone #: Updated May, 2012 Pediatric Department Chair: Catherine Manno, MD Office Phone #: Pediatric Chiefs: Office Phone #: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Marcelo Auslender, MD Number of beds: 5 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / Pediatric ER Ask for: Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Pediatric Inpatient Unit Medical Directors: Aditya Kaul, MD and Rhonda Graves, MD Number of beds: 28 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / Pediatric ER Ask for: Emergency Room Attending Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Yang Kim, MD Number of beds/isolettes: 20 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Medical Director: Sue Torrey, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Ambulatory Care Services Pediatric Clinic Phone #: / 5525 Pediatric Ambulatory Care Services Medical Director: Arthur Fierman, MD Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Charcoal Hemoperfusion Cardiovascular Surgery Endocrinology Continuous Veno-Venous Hemofiltration General Surgery Gastroenterology (CVVH) ; available 24 hours/day Neurosurgery Hematology/Oncology Emergent Hemodialysis; available Ophthalmology Infectious Disease 24 hours/day Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Neonatology High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation; Orthopedics Nephrology neonates only Otolaryngology Neurology Inhaled Nitric Oxide Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Psychiatry Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 30

35 Urology Vascular Surgery Rigid Bronchoscopy Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: 1 Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: Pediatric Residency Program: NYU Medical Center School of Medicine Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 31

36 Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: BETH ISRAEL MEDICAL CENTER MILTON AND CARROLL PETRIE DIVISION First Ave. at 16 th Street New York, New York Main Phone #: Updated May, 2012 Edward E. Conway, Jr., MD Office Phone #: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Edward E. Conway, Jr., MD Number of beds: 5 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending Pediatric Hospitalist Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Number of beds: 16 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / Pediatric Ward Ask for: Pediatric Attending Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Farrokh Shahrivar, MD Number of beds/isolettes: 20 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Co-Directors: Kumaire Etwaru, MD & Naomi Dreisinger, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Cardiology Emergent EEG Monitoring; available 24 hrs/day General Surgery Endocrinology Neurosurgery Gastroenterology Ophthalmology Hematology Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Infectious Disease Orthopedics Neonatology Otolaryngology Nephrology Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Neurology Urology Psychiatry Pulmonology New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 32

37 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: N/A Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Other Hospital Transport Team able to Transport Pediatric Patients: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: ; sickest pediatric patients taken to an adult stabilization area Pediatric Residency Program: ne Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Other: Could handle: orthopedic, facial and ENT trauma; also could handle smoke inhalations who only need mechanical ventilation and hyperbaric oxygenation. NYU provides general pediatric surgical coverage. In the event of a disaster, surgeons would be based at NYU. Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 33

38 Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: HARLEM HOSPITAL CENTER (HHC) 506 Lenox Avenue New York, New York Main Phone #: Fred Donkoh, MD Mary Marron-Corwin,MD Current as of June 29, 2012 Office Phone #: / freddonkoh@nychhc.org / marymarron-corwin@nychhc.org Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Logeswary Rajagopalan, MD Number of beds: 4 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending Other Pediatric Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident ER Attending Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Number of beds: 14 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / Pediatric Ask for: Pediatric Attending Inpatient Unit Pediatric Chief Resident Chief Resident s pager: Pediatric Senior Resident ER Attending Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Mary Marron-Corwin, M.D. Number of beds/isolettes: 15 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Valerie Thompson, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Endocrinology Burn Treatment Infectious Disease Rigid Bronchoscopy General Surgery Ophthalmology Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Orthopedics Otolaryngology Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Neonatology New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 34

39 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: 1 Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Other Hospital Transport Team able to transport Pediatric Patients: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: ; open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Pediatric Residency Program: Harlem Pediatric Residency Program Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 35

40 Pediatric Chief/Department Chair: METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL CENTER (HHC) 1901 First Avenue New York, New York Main Phone #: Sarla Inamdar, MD Updated, May 2012 Office Phone #: Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Mahrukh Bammji, MD; Deputy Chief Number of beds: 5 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / PICU Ask for: PICU Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: Number of beds: 13 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / Pediatric Inpatient Unit Ask for: Pediatric Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: Emad Ghaly,MD Number of beds/isolettes: 16 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Phone Location: / NICU Ask for: Neonatology Attending Pediatric Chief Resident Pediatric Senior Resident Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Defne Nayman, MD General ED Phone #: Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Endocrinology Flexible Bronchoscopy General Surgery Gastroenterology High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation Ophthalmology Infectious Disease Inhaled Nitric Oxide Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Neonatology Rigid Bronchoscopy Orthopedics Otolaryngology Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Urology Nephrology Neurology Psychiatry New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 36

41 Additional Information State-certified trauma center: Level of trauma center: 2 Willing to accept an emergent transfer for treatment of pediatric trauma: Well baby nursery: Obstetrics unit: Hospital Pediatric Transport Team: Other Hospital Team able to transport Pediatric Patients: Separate Pediatric Emergency Department: ; open 8a-12a; from 12a-8a, pediatric patients are seen in the general/adult ED Pediatric Residency Program: New York Medical College Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Map New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 37

42 MORGAN STANLEY CHILDREN S HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK-PRESBYTERIAN 3959 Broadway (at 165 th St.) New York, New York Main Phone #: Pediatrics Chief/Department Chair: Updated May, 2012 Lawrence Stanberry, MD Office Phone #: Lrs2144@columbia.edu Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU Phone #: PICU Medical Director: Katherine Biagas, MD Number of beds: 41(27 PICU, 14 Cardiac ICU) To request a transfer to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: NYP.STAT / Transport Coordinating Center Pediatric Inpatient Unit Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone #: / Number of beds: 100 To request a transfer to the Pediatric Inpatient Unit Phone # / Location: NYP.STAT / Transport Coordinating Center Neonatal Intensive Care Unit/Newborn Services NICU Phone #: NICU Medical Director: David Rubenstein, MD Number of beds/isolettes: 62 To request a transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone # / Location: NYP.STAT / Transport Coordinating Center Pediatric Emergency Services Pediatric ED Phone #: Pediatric Emergency Services Director: Merideth Sonnett, MD Pediatric Services Available Surgical, n-surgical, and Special Services Pediatric Surgical Services Pediatric n-surgical Subspecialties Pediatric Special Services Anesthesiology Allergy/Immunology Charcoal Hemoperfusion; available 24 hours a day Cardiovascular Surgery Behavioral Health Continuous Veno-Venous Hemofiltration (CVVH); General Pediatric Surgery Cardiology available 24 hours a day GI/Liver Surgery Emergency Medicine Diagnostic / Interventional Radiology Neurosurgery Endocrinology Emergent EEG Monitoring; available 24 hrs/day Ophthalmology Gastroenterology/Hepatology Emergent Hemodialysis; available 24 hours a day Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Genetics Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) Orthopedics Hematology/Oncology/Blood and Flexible Bronchoscopy Otolaryngology Marrow Transplantation High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery Infectious Disease Inhaled Nitric Oxide Small Bowel/Liver and Neonatology Intracerebral Pressure (ICP) Monitoring Multivisceral Transplant Nephrology Rigid Bronchoscopy Urology Vascular Surgery Neurology Psychiatry Pulmonology New York City Hospital Pediatric Resource Directory 38