Montefiore Medical Center
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Sep 15, 2026
Jesse MillsHOST
She went to medical school in her home state at the University of Florida.
Jesse MillsHOST
She completed her residency in urology at the Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, right down the street from you there, Jordan.
Jesse MillsHOST
How, how many transfers from, uh, Brooklyn to the Bronx?
Susan McDonaldGUEST
One long one, yeah.
Dan FeinHOST
I'm your host, Dr. Dan Fine.
Dan FeinHOST
I'm a pulmonary and critical care attending at Montefiore Einstein in the Bronx, where I serve as pulmonary division chief and also as an ICU director.
Dan FeinHOST
In these roles, I, like many of you who work in ICUs, understand that caring for patients also means developing relationships with people who they know and love.
Dan FeinHOST
We frequently talk about family engagement, but allowing families to visit, attend rounds, or participate in decisions doesn't necessarily mean they feel generally included.
Hilary WoodwardGUEST
So understanding how children and families at different stages cope with various challenges, especially in the health care setting.
Hilary WoodwardGUEST
I currently am the director of patient and family programs at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore Einstein.
Hilary WoodwardGUEST
And I've been there for about a year.
Hilary WoodwardGUEST
But before that, I worked clinically as a child life specialist in the pediatric emergency department at New York Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital, which is part of Columbia University Medical Center.
Cynthia ArmandHOST
Hello, and welcome to our listeners from around the world.
Cynthia ArmandHOST
I'm Dr. Cynthia Armand, Associate Professor of Neurology at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Montefiore Medical Center, as well as JAMA Neurology Web Editor.
Cynthia ArmandHOST
Today we are discussing Parkinson disease risk, specifically the role of smoking and exhaled carbon monoxide.
Cynthia ArmandHOST
Our guest today is Dr. Zhangming Chen.
Cynthia ArmandHOST
Hello, and welcome to our listeners from around the world.
Cynthia ArmandHOST
I'm Dr. Cynthia Armand, Associate Professor of Neurology at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Montefiore Medical Center, as well as JAMA Neurology Web Editor.
Cynthia ArmandHOST
Today we are discussing Parkinson disease risk, specifically the role of smoking and exhaled carbon monoxide.
Cynthia ArmandHOST
Our guest today is Dr. Zhangming Chen.
Jimmy O'BrienHOST
Do you think they should've called the shoe up over Dominguez?
Jake StorialeHOST
Uh, I was interested, 'cause again, I, I, I'm playing a little scared that, you know, I don't know if you saw the Montefiore doing more Minor League Player of the Week, but it was AV7.
Jimmy O'BrienHOST
Oh, yeah.
Jake StorialeHOST
And I was, I was wondering if they were gonna punch that button, 'cause he's slugging it down there.
Samantha GottliebGUEST
And a lot of people in my family had been involved in civil rights movements.
Samantha GottliebGUEST
And I have a great aunt who... did work in Montefiore, which was one of the hospitals in New York City that dealt with a lot of HIV and AIDS patients.
Samantha GottliebGUEST
So there was a sense of urgency and a certain sense of engagement with the world.
Samantha GottliebGUEST
So I think the desire to be president wasn't just control, as I jokingly said, but actually an interest in human experience and sort of a responsibility to others.
Jono SayeHOST
the people of Jerusalem.
Tom AllenHOST
Not at all, but Simon Seabag Montefiore.
Tom AllenHOST
And it's cool because it's called a biography, which is supposed to be like a story of someone's life, as if Jerusalem is a living city.
Tom AllenHOST
I would have called this The Count of Montefiore.
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Yeah.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
Wouldn't that have been nice? I don't know why I bring these.
Jono SayeHOST
These guys, they're supposed to be writers.
Jono SayeHOST
Why can't they come up with cool titles?
Chase HendricksonHOST
I host the Endocrine Feedback Loop podcast and work at Vanderbilt Health in Nashville as a general endocrinologist and medical director.
Chase HendricksonHOST
Back again this month as the episode's regular contributor is Alison Myers from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and the Montefiore Medical Center in New York City.
Chase HendricksonHOST
She too works as a general endocrinologist, additionally serving as the Associate Chair for Faculty Mentoring and Community Engagement in the Department of Medicine at Montefiore.
Chase HendricksonHOST
Her research focuses on diabetic foot ulcers and disparities of care in individuals with diabetes.
Mark FlauterHOST
Walter Adler has served 23 years in EMS.
Mark FlauterHOST
That includes TransCare, Midwood, FDNY EMS, Cataldo, SCMS, RCA Assist, GRM, BronxCare, Montefiore, CityBlock, and NYU Langone.
Mark FlauterHOST
He has worked in training or consultant capacity for EMS in Haiti, Iraq, and Syria.
Mark FlauterHOST
Currently an 1199 SEIU delegate for NYU EMS.
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