Gregory Fisk, MSN, RN-BC
Gregory Fisk, MSN, RN-BC, has been a program manager since August 2022 in Mount Sinai’s Clinical Command Center in System Throughput—a group that coordinates patient movement to optimize care. According to Kevin Landon, Senior Director of the Command Center, Greg truly embodies the mission of the Clinical Command Center to ensure the right care to the right patient at the right time with the appropriate resources. “Greg is a devoted advocate who keeps the patient at the center of our efforts,“ Kevin says. “We recognize Greg as a leader and health care innovator. His compassion is on display each day, and we are so thankful for his commitment to excellence, and safety.”
Greg, who has nine years of experience as an RN, has been recognized with STAR recognitions by his colleagues in the Emergency Department and Pediatric Nursing.
Olivia Sgambellone, RN, Assistant Nurse Manager in the Emergency Department at The Mount Sinai Hospital, shares, “Working with Greg in Throughput is always a pleasure! He goes above and beyond to help us out in the ED. He is easy to get in touch with, great with communication, and always advocates for us down here. Thank you for your collaboration and partnership!”
Nicole Cribbin, BSN, CCRN, Nurse Manager in Pediatrics at The Mount Sinai Hospital, says, “Greg, thanks for all your help in multiple bed movements and being patient with us while we worked with multiple disciplines to make bed movement happen to get patients requiring telemetry [advanced monitoring of vital signs] out of the ED. I appreciate your partnership!”
Greg is humble. “Teamwork is essential to providing the best patient care possible,” he says. “And when it comes to teamwork, I love the phrase, ‘A rising tide lifts all boats.’ I’ve worked with so many great leaders and team members at Mount Sinai, both at the bedside and in the Command Center. It motivates me to be better and expect more from myself. Hopefully, I can do the same for others.”