Neuroscience Nursing Team
Our highly specialized Neuroscience Nursing Team is dedicated to providing the highest level of comprehensive care directly to our patients. Our nursing team incorporates a number of leaders with specific roles designed to continually evaluate and optimize neurological care. We focus on a contemporaneous, evidenced-based, program of aggressive quality assurance and continual process improvement.
Our Stroke Program Coordinator plans, puts into effect and evaluates programs within our comprehensive stroke center to achieve the highest quality, patient-focused outcomes.
Our Stroke Nurse Navigator provides individualized assistance to our stroke patients and their families to help troubleshoot and overcome any barriers to their care.
Our Stroke Data Specialists ensures that we have an evidenced based understanding of our stroke outcomes data and examine, summarize, and provide insights into trends arising from the data. This data analysis helps ensure continued process improvement, expediting and improving our ability to care for patients with acute ischemic stroke and brain hemorrhages. We also provide direct feedback to our pre-hospital EMS collaborators as well as our referring hospitals on patients transferred to Stony Brook for emergency treatment and advanced cerebrovascular care.
Our Stroke Accreditation Program Nurse Practitioner ensures that our stroke care is consistent with current, best-practice guidelines and collaborates in the development, implementation and analysis of research and evidenced-based quality projects.
Anne Froehlich, RN, Stroke Program Coordinator • Marret Anderson, RN, MS, ANP-C, Stroke Navigator • Josephine George, RN, Stroke Data Specialist • Eileen Conlon, RN, Stroke Data Specialist and MSU Data Coordinator • Antonieta Rosenberg, NP, Stroke Accreditation Program Lead Nurse Practitioner
Cerebrovascular Research Nurse Coordinators
As Suffolk County’s only academic medical center, we're dedicated to advancing the newest, safest and most innovative treatments for cerebrovascular disease. Many of these treatments are only available within the context of ongoing clinical research trials. We have dedicated certified research nurse coordinators (CRNCs) who are responsible for maintaining and implementing these research protocols and assisting patients (and the families of patients) who are participating in these trials. We are currently participating in more than 15 active clinical research trials If you are a patient and you think you may qualify for one of our ongoing research trials, please contact our CRNC staff, at (631) 444-8121 or (631) 444-1610.
Marlene Baumeister, RN • Dawn Madigan, RN
