ANNUAL REPORT 2003-04 - Mount Sinai

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ANNUAL REPORT 2003-04

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1 REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY 2003

REPORT TO THE COMMUNITYBY LAWRENCE S. BLOOMBERG & JOSEPH MAPA

FINANCEFor fiscal 2004, we operated with a total budget of $352 million,comprised of $296 million for Hospital operations and $56 millionfor the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute. This budget repre-sents an increase of 13 percent over the previous year, reflectingincreased government funding for the Hospital's core operatingrequirements, one-time funding to offset the impact of SARS,expanded clinical programs and the continued success of theSamuel Lunenfeld Research Institute to attract competitive exter-nal peer review grants. Even though the year began with theoutbreak of SARS and disruption of services, we recovered in ashort period of time, resuming our full spectrum of services.During fiscal 2004, we admitted 24,784 patients, performed17,294 surgeries, delivered 6,966 babies, provided ambulatoryservices to 587,300 patients and cared for 34,064 patients in ourEmergency Department.

We finished the year with a small surplus, our bank debt did notchange, and we continued to manage in a cost-effective manner.Mount Sinai Hospital has one of the lowest overhead costsamong teaching hospitals (22%). Recent available data show thatonce again our Hospital's actual cost per weighted case is belowexpected (approximately 2% below). Clinical trends show thatMount Sinai Hospital has managed to decrease its length of stay(from 5.5 to 5.3 days), yet has improved quality at the same time

by reducing its readmission rate to hospital to an extremely low0.9% of cases.

COMMUNITY SUPPORTCommunity and philanthropic support is key in differentiatingMount Sinai Hospital. Hand-in-hand with our Foundation,Hospital Auxiliary and Leadership Sinai, we generated over $22million in fund raising revenue and investment income in fiscal2004. This sets the stage for the launch of Phase 2 of The BestMedicine campaign with a major focus on capital renewal toupgrade our facilities, acquisition of a new generation of tech-nologies, and establishment of endowed chairs to recruit andretain leading practitioners. These funds also support the coreinfrastructure of our world-renowned Samuel Lunenfeld ResearchInstitute. Every dollar contributed by our community for researchhas leveraged $11 in government/industry peer reviewed grants.

An essential part of our community support comes from over3,000 dedicated volunteers including members of our Board,Hospital Auxiliary, Leadership Sinai and the many volunteers whogive so generously of their time through our Volunteer Services.Volunteer Services boasts 657 volunteers, who this past year con-tributed 70,000 hours of volunteer services in over 125 programsthroughout the Hospital.

(l to r): Lawrence S. Bloomberg, Chairman ofthe Board and Joseph Mapa, President and CEO


GOVERNMENTWe have been working with government in advancing its transfor-mational agenda. The new government in Ontario began by layingout the game plan for the future of health care in this provincewith strong emphasis on reduced waiting times, accountabilityagreements, primary care, move to full time nursing, integratedservice provider models, and fiduciary responsibility. We continueto play an active role on TAHSC (Toronto Academic Health ScienceCentre) which is composed of the Toronto teaching hospitals andthe Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto. The teachinghospitals are examining opportunities for potential cost savings forboth the hospitals and the overall health care system in such areasas laboratory services and information technology. At the specific request of government and with their financial support in fiscal 2004, we have increased the number of cancersurgeries performed in our Hospital by 475, to reduce patientwaiting times. The province is drawing upon the experienceand skills of many of our clinical and management leadersto provide advice on its agenda, especially with regardto co-ordinated service delivery. We are also lookingat opportunities to further integrate and collaborate to strengthen our programs and identity.

CLINICAL CAREWe are steadfast in our resolve to deliver The BestMedicine which is built on our foundation of world-class research and education. We have great cliniciansproviding leading-edge care. We are recognized for compassionatecare. We serve as a provincial resource in a number of areas, and westrive to be the best we can. To ensure that we stay at the leading-edge in clinical care, teaching and research, our focus is increasinglyon genomic medicine, the emerging future of medical care. To optimize the diagnosis and care of individual patients, it is essentialto apply the understanding of genetic research and advanced tech-nology to the genetic makeup of patients and their families.

We continue to offer world-class care for common chronic adult diseases such as diabetes, heart failure, arthritis, mental illness and digestive diseases. We build upon this excellence to offer sub-specialized programs to the region and the province in infectiousdisease, emergency care, orthopaedics, perinatology and neonatol-ogy, specialized cancer surgery, genetics and critical care. This pastyear we assumed the role as a provincial resource for Oral andMaxillofacial dental surgery – the only program of its kind inOntario. Each of these programs is informed by developments ingenomic medicine.

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For example, Dr. Steven Gallinger, one of our leading surgicaloncologists, was the lead author in a ground-breaking studythat shows that a simple genetic test can determine ifchemotherapy is likely to be effective in treating a patient’scolon cancer, the second leading cause of cancer deaths inNorth America. Dr. Kathy Siminovitch was the lead researcherin a study that has isolated a gene that, if it malfunctions,puts people at greater risk of developing Crohn’s disease. Dr. Ed Keystone and his colleagues are working to identify the genes that determine susceptibility to rheumatoid arthritis. The Familial Gastrointestinal Cancer registry in ourDepartment of Surgery tracks the history and trends in fami-lies with genetic pre-dispositions. Genetic counselling will alsobe an important component of our proposed new PrimaryCare and Wellness Centre in York Region as part of the JewishToronto Tomorrow initiative, bringing us closer to our commu-nity. Our broader vision is to create a new Centre for ClinicalGenetics to support all of our clinical programs.

We are steadfast in our resolve to deliver The Best Medicine whichis built on our foundation of world-class research and education.

We have great clinicians providing leading-edgecare. We are recognized for compassionate care.



TEACHINGOur affiliation with the University of Toronto continues to thrive. The University’sSurgical Skills Laboratory, located at Mount Sinai Hospital, is a unique training facilityfor medical students and residents both locally and from around the world. We train115 undergraduate medical students and 225 postgraduate medical students annuallyas part of our role as a leading academic centre of the Faculty of Medicine. We alsoprovide continuing education to clinicians from across the province. For example, Dr.June Carroll heads a program that educates family physicians on recent develop-ments in genomic medicine which they can incorporate into their daily practice.

RESEARCHOur Research Institute continues to excel. We have initiated the multi-hospitalToronto Centre for Phenogenomics – a $65 million human modeling facility to behoused on the Joseph and Wolf Lebovic Building campus. On March 8, 2004, wewere successful in a Canada Foundation for Innovation competition in which wewere awarded $6.5 million for equipment and infrastructure to support our visionfor the expansion of our Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute. We are hopeful thatthe balance of capital and operating funds will be raised so that we can create a newCentre for Systems Biology and Genomic Medicine focused on fundamental researchand its application to our clinical centres of excellence. Drs. Tony Pawson and JanetRossant and their teams continue to be recognized as world leaders in biomedicalresearch. Dr. Pawson was elected to the prestigious U.S. Academy of Sciences and Dr. Janet Rossant was awarded the Killam Prize from the Canada Council.

CORPORATEWe have a renewed governance process which is helping us achieve these goalsand setting the bar for performance throughout the organization. Our Board andCommittees evaluations confirm that we have created a responsive issue-orient-ed governance model that continues to develop and evolve. We are also look-ing to improve all areas of the Hospital all the time. This is a continuousprocess and, in this regard, we are undertaking major initiatives in areas suchas human resources and organizational development, public relations andperformance metrics.

Over and above our clinical skills and operational performance, we have an organizational culture with a caring, supportive spirit, cohesion andendurance which are invaluable and not easily measured on a balance sheet.The key to our success and our ability to meet our commitments and realizeour vision is attributable to our world-class clinicians, nurses and scientists. The talents of our staff at the Hospital, Foundation, Research Institute, and the contributions of our Volunteers, Board members, Committee members anddonors are invaluable. This year marked the 50th Anniversary of Mount SinaiHospital Auxiliary and the 10th Anniversary of Leadership Sinai. These are notonly milestones of time, but milestones of accomplishment and consistent support of our Hospital. We are grateful to all of you.

Thank you.

LAWRENCE S. BLOOMBERG JOSEPH MAPACHAIRMAN PRESIDENT ANDBOARD OF DIRECTORS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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The accompanying summarized balance sheet andsummarized statement of operations and capital arederived from the complete financial statements ofMount Sinai Hospital as at March 31, 2004 and for theyear then ended on which we expressed an opinionwithout reservation in our report dated May 7, 2004.Our responsibility, in accordance with the applicableAssurance Guideline of The Canadian Institute ofChartered Accountants, is to report on the summa-rized financial statements.

In our opinion, the accompanying summarized financial statements fairly summarize, in all materialrespects, the related complete financial statements in accordance with the criteria described in theGuideline referred to above.

These summarized financial statements do not containall the disclosures required by Canadian generallyaccepted accounting principles. Readers are cautionedthat these statements may not be appropriate fortheir purposes.

For more information on the Hospital’s financial posi-tion, results of operations and cash flows, referenceshould be made to the related complete financialstatements.

Chartered AccountantsToronto, Canada May 7, 2004

AUDITORS’ REPORT ONSUMMARIZED FINANCIALSTATEMENTS

2004 2003

INPATIENT AND OPERATING ROOM ACTIVITYTotal admissions 24,784 24,716

Births 6,966 6,905

Patient days 129,572 135,883

Average length of stay (days) 5.3 5.4

Beds in service 472 462

Operations 17,294 17,972

AMBULATORY AND EMERGENCY ACTIVITYEmergency treatments 34,064 36,950

Radiological exams 158,896 165,159

Ambulatory care visits 587,300 635,000

HOSPITAL STAFFINGFull time 1,978 1,909

Part time/casual 1,220 1,182

Medical/dental staff 816 815

Research institute staff 707 620

Undergraduate and postgraduate

medical students 335 315

Auxiliary members 1,339 1,636

Volunteers 680 750

Volunteer hours 74,578 106,669

MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL STATISTICSYear Ended March 31, 2004

Achieving major milestones: Heather Gotlieb, Presidentof the Mount Sinai Hospital Auxiliary which celebratedits 50th anniversary and (inset) Jordan Bernamoff andCarrie Orfus Gelkopf, Co-Chairs of Leadership Sinaiwhich observed its 10th anniversary.

Digital images have increased thespeed with which we relay testresults and diagnosis.

Drs. Robin McLeod and ZaneCohen leaders in inflammatorybowel diseases, Crohn’s diseaseand colon cancer.



MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL SUMMARIZED BALANCE SHEETMarch 31, 2004

2004 2003(in thousands of dollars)

ASSETSCurrent assets

Cash and cash equivalents $ 5,263 $ 2,384Accounts receivable 28,939 27,023Inventories and sundry assets 3,371 2,500

37,573 31,907

Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation of Toronto 6,181 2,848Property and equipment 163,956 162,878

Total assets $ 207,710 $ 197,633

LIABILITIESCurrent liabilities $ 89,130 $ 81,020Long-term liabilities 29,804 28,664Deferred revenue-contributions for property and equipment 95,258 90,828

214,192 200,512

CAPITAL (6,482) (2,879)

Total liabilities and capital $ 207,710 $ 197,633

Dr. Gerald Baker explains a complex maxillofacialdental procedure to a patient. Mount SinaiHospital has the only program of this kind inOntario.

(TOP) The multi-hospital Toronto Centre forPhenogenomics, a $65 million human modelingresearch facility, that will be housed on theJoseph and Wolf Lebovic Building campus.

(BOTTOM) Mount Sinai Hospital is one of thelargest birthing centres in Canada deliveringclose to 7,000 infants a year.



SUMMARIZED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CAPITALYear Ended March 31, 2004

(TOP) Dr. Tony Pawson,Director of the SamuelLunenfeld ResearchInstitute, was elected tothe prestigious U.S.Academy of Sciences.

(BOTTOM) Mount SinaiHospital has been an all RN Hospital since 1991.

Amortization of contributions for equipment 2.5%

Ministry of Health & Long-Term Care 79.0%

Income from patients 7.3%

Preferred accommodation 2.3%

Commercial activities 3.8%

Other income & recoveries 5.1%

Amortization of equipment 5.0%

Salaries 57.7%

Employee benefits 12.1%

General supplies & other expenses 15.5%

Medical & surgical supplies 5.4%

Drugs 4.3%

2004 2003 2004 2003(in thousands of dollars)

OUR INCOMEOperating income

Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care $ 233,590 $ 197,038 79.0% 75.3%Income from patients 21,665 22,986 7.3 8.8Preferred accommodation 6,909 7,311 2.3 2.8Commercial activities 11,163 12,188 3.8 4.7Other income and recoveries 15,119 15,508 5.1 5.9Amortization of contributions for equipment 7,392 6,420 2.5 2.5

295,838 261,451 100.0% 100.0%

Research Funding 56,252 50,432

Total Income 352,090 311,883

OUR EXPENSESOperating Expenses

Salaries 170,318 154,702 57.7% 58.6%Employee benefits 35,598 27,580 12.1 10.5General supplies and other expenses 45,632 40,502 15.5 15.4Medical and surgical supplies 15,788 12,633 5.4 4.8Drugs 12,651 13,079 4.3 5.0Amortization of equipment 14,808 14,938 5.0 5.7

294,795 263,434 100.0% 100.0%

Research Expenditures 56,252 50,432

Total Expenses 351,047 313,866

Excess (Deficiency) of Income over ExpensesBefore Amortization 1,043 (1,983)

Amortization of Building and Research Equipmentnet of contribution realized 4,646 4,595

Deficiency of Income over Expenses (3,603) (6,578)

Capital – Beginning of year (2,879) 3,699

Capital – End of year $ (6,482) $ (2,879)

INCOME EXPENSES


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CHAIR OF THEBOARDBloomberg, Lawrence S.

PRESIDENT & CHIEFEXECUTIVE OFFICERMapa, Joseph

IMMEDIATE PASTCHAIRGhert, Bernard I., CM,

VICE-CHAIRSBregman, Michael D.Pustil, StephenSchwartz, Gerald W.Tanenbaum,Lawrence M.

TREASURERBledin, Geoffrey

SECRETARYReisman, Heather M.

MEMBERSAbel, Megan L.Abramsky, Leonard M.Abramsky, MarcyAlberga, AnthonyAlbert, KennyAlderson, Jo’AnnAllen, Thomas I.A., QCAltman, DovAltman, MargaretAnklewicz, Tammy J.Appel, A. BramAppleby, Ronald, QCAppleton, Barry, LLB

LLMArnold, Nicole G.Assaraf, Patrick (L)Austin, Paul M.Banack, JeannineBass, PaulaBassett, Douglas G.,

OC OOnt.Baum, Daniel J., LLBBekhor, Edward E.Bekhor, TobieBelzberg, Brent (B)Benarroch, GeorgesBenjamin, MichaelBennie, DennisBenzie, Michael AnnBenzie, NormanBerger, GordonBerger, I. WilliamBerger, Robert D.Berkowitz, IreneBerkowitz, StuartBernamoff, Jordan S.Bernick, HenryBernstein, Dr. Alan, OCBernstein, Dr. Paul E.Bessin, BerlBetcherman, IrvingBinder, FranBinder, Herbert R.Bledin, DavidBledin, Geoffrey (B)Bledin, JustinBlitstein, Ron, CABloom, RudyBloomberg,

JonathanBloomberg,

Lawrence S. (B)Bogo, Dr. Marion C.Bohbot, RobertBokar, CarolineBomza, HarriettBorins, MarleneBornstein, EricBotari, Daniel J.Bregman, BarbaraBregman, Michael D. (B)Bregman, Sidney (L)Bresler, Ron

Bret, Dr. Patrice (B)Brody, Myer D.Bronfman, BruceBronfman, Edward, OCBronfman, Judy N.Bronfman, PaulBrown, HowardBuck, David E.Buck, Roel C., CMBukhman, LevBurnett, JosephBurnett, LorneBurstyn, Helen

(resigned)Campbell, David M.Cancellara,

Kenneth, QCCarr, SheldonChan, AngelaChan, Dr. Grace K.Chang, HerbertChaplick, MoreyChee, S.K. BettyChelsky, SidChesnie, HenriettaCheung, KittyCheung, Siu Wai

GabirdChing, Helen Sin

HungCohen, JeffreyCohen, JudithCohen, MarkCohen, Marshall A.,

QC OCCohen, Peter F.Cohen, Samuel H.Cohen, Dr. ZaneCohon, George A.Cook, PaulaCook, Suzanne IveyCooper, Austin M., QCCooper, ClaraCooper, Dr. Deborah

ChesnieCooper, FlorenceCooper, Gordon E., QCCooper, Richard J.Cooper, Richard M.Cooper, Sydney C.Corkin, JaneCouper, Mark W.Creighton, DennyCukier, JerryCulbert, John D.Culiner, ElaineCummings, RichardCynamon, DavidDadouch, EliDan, AubreyDan, Leslie L., CMDaniels, John H.Daniels, Professor

Ronald J.Davies, Yvonne

(H)(L)DeGasperis, Julie

(resigned)Delaney, Catherine A.Dellandrea, Dr. Jon S.Deluce, RobertDembo, Ron S.Dennis, David L., QCDennis, HarrietDeutsch, JuliusDiamond, A. Ephraim, OCDiamond, A. JackDiamond, Stephen H.Diena, DanielDouglas, Ian M.Drabinsky, Garth, OCDraper, LisaEber, Dr. SyEllis, Robert J.Engel, JeffreyEpstein, Herbert B. (L)Epstein, PhillipErem, GabrielFaas, AndrewFeldberg, DavidFeldberg, Saul

Feldberg, TobyFeldman, DavidFeldman, Leslie H.Fienberg, John D. (H)Fine, Gary H.Fine, George E.Fine, JackFingold, J. PaulFirestone, D.

MorganFirestone, Michael J.Fisch, EdwardFisch, SylviaFish, Maxine J.Fisher, Alex G.Flood, RachelFlorence,

Jacqueline B.Florence, Michael F.Fogel, JuliaFogel, Manny(L)(deceased)Fogel, RichardFogler, BarbaraFogler, Gary S. (B)Fogler, GladysFogler, Lloyd S.D.,

QC (H)Fogolin, JohnFok, Edwina WongFoster, Garry M., FCAFowler, RobinFrankfort, Sydney G.Freed, PeterFreedman, SherriFreedman, Theodore

J. (E)Freeman, ZoltanFrieberg, JosephFrieberg, LouFriedmann, GeorgeFrisch, HedyFrum, LindaFrum, Murray B.Fryers, PerryFung, Robert A. (S)Gales, AllenGales, Brenlee

GurveyGales, H. BarryGales, Leslie (B)Gardner, NormanGaskin, MarkGasner, Leon, PEngGasner, RobertGavelin, Kirby C.Gelkopf, Carrie OrfusGerstein, Frank B.Gerstein, Gail (L)(E)Gerstein, Ira M. (L)Gerstein, Irving R.,

CM (H)(L)Gerstein, Marvin (L)Gerstein, Dr. Reva A.,

CC OOntGerstein-Fingold,Lynne R. (L)Gertner, SandraGhert, Bernard I.,CM (B)

Gilbert, Melvin M.Gillespie, Lindsay

(resigned)Gladstone, SanderGlassman, NewtonGlowinsky, HowardGluckstein, Bernard

L., QCGluskin, IraGnat, JordanGodfrey, Bert (L)Godfrey, Eleanor R.Godfrey, NormanGodfrey, Paul V., CM (S)Godfrey, RobGodsoe, Peter C.,

OC (B)Gold, JoAnnGoldberg, GaryGoldberg, SusanGoldberger, Linda H.

Goldfarb, StanleyGoldhar, StephenGoldman, MurrayGoldman, S. ZacharyGoldstein, David J.Goldstein, EdwinGoodman, GilbertGoodman, Mark E.Gordon, J. Lindsay

(resigned)Gotfrid, Samuel, QCGotlieb, Heather (B)Gotlieb, MaxwellGottlieb, BonnieGottlieb, Myron I.Gozlan, Alan A. (L)Gozlan, Liliane (L)Gozlan, ReneeGozlan, Roger (L)Graff, Cecil H.Grafstein, CaroleGranovsky, MaxineGreen, EricGreen, Evan J.Green, Harold (H)Green, Mendel M., QCGreenberg, AlanGreenberg, SidneyGreisman, Joel S.Gross, Michael R.Grossman, Alexander E.Grundleger, Robert F.Gupta, Rohit (S)Gupta, Vic S.Gurevitz, Cory L.Guttman, CraigGwartz, JackHaas, RonHaber, Lawrence P.Halbert, Dr. Gerald, CMHalbert, RoslynHall, Robert R., QCHallisey, Richard S.Halperin, Stephen H.Hanson, Tennys J.M.Haq, AzmiHarris, Milton E., OCHarris, Susan J.Hartwick, Dr. Warren

(B)(deceased)Hauer, FrankHausman, SandraHecker, Harvey S.Hennick, Jay S. (B)Herbert, Stephen W.Herman, JakeHershenhorn, HartleyHershenhorn, Steven M.Herzog, ShiraHimel, AlisonHo, Pak TaoHoffman, LibbyHoffstein, Eric N.Hofstedter, SandorHofstedter, Thomas, CAHorowitz, DavidHotton, SharonHuang, EvelynHurwich, Nathan O.Inspektor, Eric R.Isenbaum, Hy, FCA (H)Isenbaum, MyrnaJackson, Cheryl

ApplebyJacques, Arthur O.James, Jules

(deceased)Johnson, James C.Johnson, SimonJohnston, Dr.MichaelKamin, BuschieKarp, Fred L.Kassie, David J.Kates, Dr. JosefKates, Marvin S.Kay, James F.Kelman, Kenneth (L)Kelman, Mildred (L)Kelner, Professor

Merrijoy

Kennedy, Arthur D.Kerbel, BarbaraKert, EllinKert, Norman L.Kerzner, JosephKerzner, MorrisKhan, SharifaKhurana, VikramKichler, HarryKierans, Thomas E.,OC (B)Kimel, DebbieKimel, Shawn R.Kimel, Warren C.S.King, Michael D.Kirsh, Harvey J.Klasner, Jerry, CAKoffler, MarvelleKoffler, Murray B., OC (E)Koffler, ThomasKolber, Daniel Konviser, ArthurKorenblum, EllieKoschitzky, JulieKoschitzky, MiraKotler, Harvey, QCKraft, NancyKukulowicz, ShayneKunin, Mitchell (B)(L)Kunin, Sybil (L)Kushnir, LorriKwitco, JackieLai, KattyLai, Stephen Pak WaiLam, Dr. SamuelLam, StephanieLantos, RobertLatner, Albert J.Latner, LyndaLatner, Michael E. (L)Latner, Steven D.Latowsky, Norman

(deceased)Laufer, SusanLebovic, Joseph (B)Lederri, RobertLee, BettyLefton, Jay A.Levine, ElliottLevine, Larry J., QCLewis, Judy S.Li, LusanLi, Stephen Y.S.Libfeld, AlexanderLing, Richard K.C.Linzon, EarlLipson, Abbey A. (E)Liss, Sharon LondonLiswood, JoshuaLitwin, Fred A.Litwin, LouisLitwin, MarkLokash, Gerald A., CALubotta, Martin J. (L)MacDonald,

Rebecca (B)Maierovitz, Edward M.Maldoff, GerryMandel, JaniceMandelbaum,

HowardMann, GeorgeMapa, Joseph (B)Marcus, PaulMarkman, Caryn M.Martin, W. JudsonMauer, LizaMcBride, FranMcCleary, George R.McMurtry, Valerie H.Meister, SamMelman, AnthonyMiller, David P.Miller, Frank K.Miller, Helen DaviesMinden, Beatrice

WintrobMinz, FlorenceMisek, PeterMogul, LloydMoneta, Max

Moore-Simpson, Micki

Morton, HarrietMoscowitz, Rabbi JohnNadal, Joanne F.Nadal, Miles S. (B)Nadal, SheldonNaglie, Harvey S.Naylor, Dr. David (B)Nayman, QueenieNewman, Gil I., CANisker, Michael J.R.Nisker, NeilNoble, Leslie

(B)(resigned)Noyek, Dr. Arnold M.O’Brien, Dr. Karel (B)O’Dette, Allan P.Oelbaum, MitchellOffman, AdrienneOffman, Allan E.Offman, Leslie B.Offman, MartinOffman, PennyOfford, Nicholas (B)Oliver, EdOliver, Joseph J.Osten, Rubin L.Owen, Loudon F.Paisley, JuliaParker, Dr. John D.Pasternak, Dr.

Andrew S.Pasternak, Irwin W., QCPatchet, KellyPencer, Nancy V.Perkell, David M.Perlis, MorrisPezim, Steve G.Pilosof, Richard V.Pollack, Jonathan M.Pollock, Dr. Sheila (L)Posluns, Wilfred M.Postiglione, Paul F.Prato, John F.Prince, Jonas J.Prince, LyndaProsserman, GaryProsserman, MartinProsserman, RonPustil, Stephen M.(B)Rafelman, DonaldRajsky, EsteritaRakowsky, DayleRapp, Morton H. (E)Raskin, LynnRay, Keith L.Reale, ArmandReichmann, AlbertReichmann, DavidReichmann, LeahReichmann, PaulReichmann, Philip (B)Reisman, Heather

M. (B)Reitman, JillReitman, JoelRobertson, Lesley S.Robins, LionelRobinson, Jonathan L.Rohringer, AriellaRonson, R. LouRose, Adam M.Rose, Barrie D. (L)Rose, Jack M.Rosen, CarlRosen, HarryRosenberg, Alvin B.,

QC (H)Rosenberg, Elliott B.Rosenberg, GrahamRosenfeld, Jay G.Rosenfeld, William P., QCRosenthal, Martin (L)Rosenzweig, Jay P.Rotenberg, Kenneth (H)Rothschild, KurtRubin, David A., QCRubin, MurrayRubinoff, ArthurRubinoff, Robert A.

Rumack, DanielRyterband, EvaSable, Samuel J.Sacchi, Susan (L)Sachter, Michael R.

(resigned)Sadavoy, Dr. Joel (B)

(completed term)Sadowski, RichardSarick, JordanSarick, SamuelSchaffel, CandySchecter, Dr. IraScheininger, JudySchipper, CaroleSchipper, Lionel H., QCSchipper, Norman H., QCSchmerz, MartySchulich, SeymourSchwartz, Alan M., QCSchwartz, Charles J., QCSchwartz, Gerald W. (B)Schwartz, SamuelSchwarz, MartinSegal, Gary L.Segal, MelanieSeidman, Carol

SimandSeidman, SeanSeigel, JoelSelick, Mark J.Sharp, Isadore, OC (E)Sharp, Max

(L)(deceased)Shear, Gerald J. (E)Shear, WarrenSheff, GeraldSherman, Dr. BarrySherman, David M.Sherman, DonnaSherman, HoneySherman, TheodoreShidlowski, Alvin J.Shiff, HelaineShiff, LisaShiff, RandyShulman, JaclynShulman, Michael G.Sigel, Anthony M.Sigel, Joan SternthalSigel, Schuyler M., QCSilber, Allan C. (B)Silber, Hinda B.Silver, MarkSilverberg, JeffSilverman, Peter A.,

QC (L)Simmonds, Monty

M., QC (H)(L)Simonetta, MichaelSitcoff, StevenSlater, James H.Slavens, PaulSlightham,

ChristopherSmith, Dr. Jay AlanSmith, Morton M., QC (E)Smuschkowitz,

HowardSo, Ron K. (S)Sokolowski, HowardSolomon, A. JackSolway, Gary S.Solway, Herbert H., QCSonshine, Edward,

QC (B)Sonshine, FranSpiegel, SidneySproul, Joan E.Starkman, LouiseStarr, Nathan, FCAStein, Pamela

MedjuckSteinhart, Dr. HillaryStephens, Robert J.Stern, KenStupp, Jack (L)Sukerman, ShelleySullivan, Kevin M.Swartz, Jay A.Swartzman, Lisa

Tabachnick, Charles L.Taerk, S. SheldonTaerk, SusanTanenbaum, H.

WayneTanenbaum, Ken M.Tanenbaum,

Lawrence M. (B)Taylor, Nathan A.Terashita, ChristineThall, Nelson S.Title, StephenTollinsky, Joelle R.

(resigned)Torno, Noah, MBE

(H)(L)(deceased)Tuchner, StevenTurner, Gerald P.

(H)(PresidentEmeritus)

Turner, John N., PC CC QC (B)

Ungerman, HowardUngerman, IrvingValentine, MarkVarone, ToniVenn, Richard E.Vikmanis, Kristine L.Waitzer, Paul L.Wajs, Richard H.Waks, Frederic A.Waldman, LionelWaldman, MarkWaldman, SandraWasser, LarryWasserman, ShirleyWasserstein, GeorgeWeinbaum, JackWeisz, BarbaraWeisz, Daniel R., CAWeisz, EricWekerle, MichaelWells, JudyWetston, Howard I., QCWigdor, Dr. Blossom T.Wilder, Lawrence D.Wilson, Robert W.Winbaum, BenWinograd, Charles M.Winter, JeroldWise, JonathanWiseman, Bradley H.Witkin, RosalindWolfe, Arlene D.Wolfe, ElizabethWolfe, Jonathan A.Wolfe, Dr. Rose, CM (E)Wong, George P.L.Wong, JeanWong, Dr. Joseph, CMWong, VincentWorb, Michael K.Wortsman, IrwinWortsman, JeffreyWu, Henry (resigned)Yanofsky, DianneYolles, Cecil H.Young, NelsonYuen, BernadetteZucker, Carole

HermanZuckerman, George A.Zwig, Anthony J. (L)Zwig, Walter (L)Zwig-Gerstein, Lisa (L)

CHIEFS OFSERVICE 2003-04

Chair, MedicalAdvisory CouncilBret, Dr. PatriceRadiologist-in-Chief

Vice-Chair, MedicalAdvisory CouncilDetsky, Dr. AllanPhysician-in-Chief

Bevan, Dr. DavidAnaesthetist-in-Chief

Bocking, Dr. AlanObstetrician &Gynaecologist-in-Chief

Cohen, Dr. ZaneSurgeon-in-Chief

Freeman, Dr. JeremyOtolaryngologist-in-Chief

Hurwitz, Dr. Jeffrey J.Ophthalmologist-in-Chief

Low, Dr. Donald E.Microbiologist-in-Chief

Pritzker, Dr. KennethP.H.Pathologist-in-Chief

Sadavoy, Dr. JoelPsychiatrist-in-Chief

Sigal, Dr. MichaelDentist-in-Chief

Tannenbaum, Dr.David(Interim) FamilyPhysician-in-Chief

Tanswell, Dr. KeithPaediatrician-in-Chief

Samuel LunenfeldResearch InstitutePawson, Dr. Tony OCDirector of Research

Lye, Dr. StephenAssociate Directorof Research

COUNCIL CO-CHAIRS 2003-04

Medical CouncilBennett, JocelynProgram Director,Nursing – ClinicalSpecialties

Shandling, Dr.MaureenDeputy Physician-in-Chief/Neurology

Surgical CouncilCopplestone,ChristinaProgram Director,Nursing –Surgery/Oncology

McKee, Dr. NancyDivision of GeneralSurgery

Women’s andInfants’ HealthCouncilKitch, TracyProgram Director,Nursing – Women’s& Infants’ Health

Livingstone, Dr.Ronald A.Associate Chief,Department ofObstetrics &Gynaecology

Chair, ManagementNetwork Riko, KristaDirector, OtologicFunction Unit

EXECUTIVEMANAGEMENT2003-04

Mapa, JosephPresident & CEO

Banack, JeannineSenior Vice-President, Medical,Allied andEnvironmentalServices

Fischer, DebbieSenior Vice-President,OrganizationalDevelopment andSpecial Services

Nagle, Dr. LynnSenior Vice-President,Technology andKnowledgeManagement

Sproul, Joan E.Senior Vice-President, Finance

Vincent, LeslieSenior Vice-President, Nursing

Lye, Dr. StephenAssociate Director,Samuel LunenfeldResearch Institute & Vice-President,Research

McBride, FranVice-President,Communications

Naglie, HarveyVice-President,BusinessDevelopment &Vice-President,Mount Sinai HospitalFoundation

Offord, Nicholas P.Vice-President,ResourceDevelopment &President, MountSinai HospitalFoundation

Ostler, VictoriaVice-President,Corporate andProgram Planning

LEGEND

(B) Member, Boardof Directors

(E) Emeritus Director

(H) Honorary Officer

(L) Life Governor

(S) Special Advisor

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2003-2004


Documents

ANNUAL REPORT 2003-04 - Mount Sinai