Recently, T.J. Tario, a 17-yearold classical pianist and composer from Oahu, Hawaii, graced NYM's lobby with a lunch-time concert. T.J. is in the Pre-Julliard Program in New York City, and also a volunteer with the SPARKS of Life program. T.J. performed pieces by Beethoven, Bach, Mozart and Chopin.
Record-Breaking Summer of Service at New York Methodist Hospital!
Summer College Internship
Out of 150 applicants, 70 premed, nursing and health administration college students were selected to participate in NYM’s Summer College Health Career Internship. The majority of the students came from area schools and a small percentage came from universities in the surrounding states. Each student committed to three 4-hour shifts a week in a patient care setting for the months of June, July and August. Together they completed over 6,700 hours of service.
For pictures of our Summer College Program please click on the picture below.
Summer High School Programs
A total of 54 high school students
participated in summer volunteering opportunities through the 1199 Youth Mentoring,
Summer Youth Employment, Best and Brightest, and Friends and Family programs. Ranging in age from 13-19, the students served in office, patient care and engineering settings. Throughout
the months of July and August students committed to two to three days a
week of service and together have given over 6, 000 hours of service.
For pictures of our Summer High School Programs please click on the picture below.
Annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner 2011
The Volunteer Department honored all of New York Methodist's volunteers on April 28 at the Annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner. This year's theme, Volunteers: Touching Lives & Lifting Spirits, truly encapsulated the compassion and care the volunteers have brought to New York Methodist this past year.
See the video from our celebration and many of our volunteers in action. The lyrics, music and video were created by current NYM volunteers.
Click on photo to see pictures from the event.
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