We encourage you to listen to our March 2023 podcast, hosted by Vice President of Business Continuity, Brian O’Neill. This month’s podcast features Project Managers and Certified Water Damage Restoration Technicians, Fred Davis, and Kieran Marron. Together the three, offer their insights to properly manage flood mitigation, response, and remediation through personal experience and anecdotes from major flooding events.

We encourage you to listen to listen to the newest episode of the Crisis Management podcast. This month Glenn Schaefering, Director of Emergency Management and Business Continuity led a discussion about careers in emergency management. Schaefering is joined by Nicole Marks, Director of Training, Exercises, and Evaluation at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and Stephen Scymcyk, Senior Emergency Management Program Specialist. Schaefering, Marks, and Scymcyk offer their insights into the fields of emergency management: the good, the bad & the ugly.

Exploring Careers in Emergency Management: The Many Paths & Career Opportunities

The 2022 Triple Threat: COVID-19, RSV, and Flu: Recounting the 2022 Patient Surge: immediate responses, effects, and looking toward the future.

Our January 2023 podcast, hosted by Vice President of Business Continuity, Brian O’Neill, focuses on pediatric surge capacity. This month’s podcast features the Senior Director for Hospital Operations at the Cohen Children’s Medical Center, Christopher Boukas, and the Senior Emergency Management Specialist for the three hospitals that make up the Long Island Jewish Campus, Joseph Knickel.

Winter related emergencies do happen and can even result in death. It is important to be prepared and understand the risk of winter weather related hazards and the tools needed to stay safe this winter.

Since the start of the pandemic, foreign based ransomware gangs have dramatically increased targeting of U.S. hospitals and health systems and their mission critical service providers - with many becoming victim of high impact ransomware attacks.

Retired NYPD officers Scott Strauss and Eddie Reyes spent nine months working on and in "the pile" after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.