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Hudson Valley Magazine's Excellence in Nursing Award goes to six of HVHC's nurses.
Edward B. MacDonald, Chairman, Hospital Board of Trustees is a winner of the United Hospital Fund 2010 Distinguished Trustee Award
Hudson Valley Hospital Center is proud to announce it has won the prestigious 2010 Arts Award from ArtsWestchester for its Art for Health Project.
NY Times Tribute to Nurses Maryann Maffei, Nurse Manager of the Emergency Department at Hudson Valley Hospital Center is named a NY Times Tribute to Nurses 2009 Winner
New York State Hospital Report Card(sm) 2009 Honor Roll - 3 Stars, Postoperative Respiratory Failure
Eleven Hudson Valley Hospital Center Nurses nominated as Best Nurses of the Hudson Valley by Hudson Valley Magazine.
HVHC recognized for excellence in nursing by Hudson Valley Magazine. All 8 entries were selected for an award, while several nurses were profiled in the magazine as part of the top 20 nurses in the Hudson Valley region of New York State.
First hospital in New York State to receive the Fire Starter Award from the Studer Group, a national operational excellence expert.
Vice President of Nursing, Kathy Webster, won The New York Times "Tribute to Nurses" award in the Leadership category.
Recognized by Westchester Magazine as one of the "Ten Best Places to Work" in Westchester County. HVHC was the only hospital honored. Other winners included such standouts as MasterCard International, New York Life Insurance Company, Nokia and Consumer Union.
HVHC is selected for the MAGNET® Designation for Nursing Excellence by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. HVHC is the first hospital in the region between New York City and Albany to receive this accreditation.
Received the 2006 Forbes® Enterprise Award for innovative ideas in the field of healthcare.
HVHC received the Press Ganey "Success Story" Award for improvements in employee satisfaction. Results in the national employee satisfaction database have steadily improved to the 97th percentile.
Vice President of Nursing, Kathy Webster, received the New York Organization of Nurses Executives Leadership Award in recognition of creative and contemporary leadership in nursing practice.
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