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Mercy Names New Director of Emergency Medicine

Nenad Grlic was previously associate director of the department for six years.

Mercy Medical Center has appointed Nenad Grlic, DO, to be Director of the Department of Emergency Medicine.

Grlic, who resides in Garden City, has been serving as interim director and previously was associate director of the department for six years.

“Dr. Grlic has more than 14 years experience as an emergency medicine physician and has been instrumental in significantly reducing the wait times and improving patient satisfaction with the high quality care that is the hallmark of our Emergency Department,” said Mercy’s Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer Dr. Aaron Glatt, in announcing the appointment. “His knowledge of the local community, his strong relationships with the local fire departments and volunteer ambulance corps, his additional training in internal medicine, plus his compassion and devotion to his patients make him the perfect choice to lead the department.”

Grlic earned his medical degree at the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine and did postgraduate training in both internal and emergency medicine at Long Island Jewish Medical Center.

Prior to joining Mercy, Grlic served as Associate Director of Emergency Medicine at Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center and in the Emergency Department at Montefiore Medical Center.

At Mercy, he has been serving as Chairman of the Emergency Department Quality Improvement Committee, Medical Director of the hospital’s Emergency Preparedness Program and Co-chairman of Mercy’s NY-State Designated Stroke Center.

Grlic is Board Certified in Emergency Medicine, has served as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and is a member of the American College of Emergency Physicians.

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dpf May 18, 2013 at 11:20 am
I'm enjoying your selective issues Never said the demographics changed, you clearly missed my pointRead More The bond was passed because the elementary parents got involved. Also, the bond was a smart move, borrowing money at such a low rate. Any accountant would tell you that The bond vote has NOTHING to do with affording college. One is $120 a year, the other is a 30 to 50 K expenditure. If you think the rise of 2 year colleges admissions doesn't have to do with the economy, then we can end our discussion now. The superintendent was given a 1 time annuity. Next year, he will be back to his usual top 10 ranking. Once again, nothing to do with test scores and if the public was so outraged, why aren't the board members being recalled? Still waiting for link of the 500 ranking in NYS Haven't located it
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Hey Matt Hogan, While I don't buy into posts that you are Johnson's press secretary and him havingRead More a hand in running this publication, I do believe myself and many other readers here would appreciate an in depth, unbiased and objective interview w/ him asking the tuff questions your readers asked here. He always seems available to comment on and inflate the slightest bit of positive news, perhaps he would like the opportunity to comment on and explain his take on the latest rankings, etc. Have you or any member of your staff ever directly interviewed him or requested and interview w/ him and would you consider requesting such an interview?
Fred Stapleman May 17, 2013 at 09:57 am
It is nothing short of amazing that people are still rushing to the defense of Johnson/Burris andRead More their minions at the PTA. What's wrong w/ you people? When the rankings come out positive they do everything they can to publicise them from plaques on the wall to streaming video on the district website and everything in between. Yet not a peep on the latest rankings. 500+ ranking in NYS, people thats based solely on test scores not the # of kids taking the test and how many free lunches the district provides. Do any of you wonder at all why Johnson encouraged kids to "opt out" of NYS testing? If so let me help you out...The scores are going to be awful and would have been worse had all the kids participated. The quality of life in this town and its education system is circling the bowl, we need positive change not the same old go along to get along mentality. Pls think about voting for Ms Rubino, we need some balance and accountability on that board not a bunch of Johnson puppets. Not sure when Johnson's contract is up but he too has got to go, he is slowly destroying this district. We might try to hire Baldwin's superintendant as he really seems to know what he is doing when it comes to AP.
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