Donald & Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
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Staten Island Hospital’s First Three Motorized Emergency Vehicles
No full textBased on the National EMS Museum, throughout World War I and II, new ambulance designs and response procedures ensured more wounded soldiers were removed to field hospitals and survived the horrific injuries they suffered during battle. Things like shocks, swinging cots and on-board medical equipment started to make regular appearances in ambulances designed and built during wartime. Staten Island Hospital’s first three motorized emergency vehicles, purchased in 1912, 1914, and 1917. This photograph is circa 1925.https://academicworks.medicine.hofstra.edu/siuh_photo_archive/1031/thumbnail.jp
Move to Seaview
No full textAfter initial groundbreaking ceremonies in 1976, a historic one-day move took place on April 7, 1979, to the new Ocean Breeze campus. Pictured here, the National Guard safeguarded caravans of ambulances as the Staten Island Hospital clinical team, under CEO Barry Zeman, transported patients and equipment from the Castleton Avenue complex to the new ultra-high-tech facility at 475 Sea View Avenue. On this day, patients ate breakfast at the old hospital and dinner in the new one.https://academicworks.medicine.hofstra.edu/siuh_photo_archive/1032/thumbnail.jp
Institute for Nursing Brochure
No full textThis brochure is from around the time of the opening of the Institute for Nursing at the (then) North Shore-LIJ health system. It describes the goals for the new institute and planned programs
Interdisciplinary Collaboration between Rehabilitation Services and Case Management to Enhance Patient Outcomes
No full textSouth Oaks Hospital History Presentation
No full textThis powerpoint includes slides with historical images of South Oaks Hospital. The hospital was founded in 1882. Images include the first stock issued for the hospitals, an aerial view from 1966, and images of cottages on the campus named for the founders
Zucker Hillside Image Collage
No full textThis file contains a collage of various historical images from Zucker Hillside Hospital, including a report of the Jewish Mental Health Society from 1928, a consult with a patient, a girl building a dollhouse, an image of the groundbreaking, an image of a haircut, a group image of nurses, a portrait of Isidore Strauss, and a man and a woman on a walk
