Maddy Rovinsky spent more than 30 years in the School District of Philadelphia as a teacher of the visually impaired. Now, she continues to give back through her activity in the Albert Einstein Society.

The Society awards grants to Einstein employees and physicians, supporting their great ideas to "solve some of today’s most exciting healthcare challenges."

Twenty years ago, a friend asked Rovinsky to attend a meeting of the Society. She needed no further convincing to attend more meetings, and to become ever more involved in the Society's great work. She's now a co-chair.

For Rovinksy, the Albert Einstein Society represents Einstein at its best.

Read More

AnneMarie Papa is Chief Nursing Officer, Einstein Medical Center Montgomery

Q: How long have you worked at Einstein?

A: 1 year

Q: What does “More than Medicine” mean to you?

A: More than Medicine is exactly what the fiber of our being is. From the moment a baby takes its first breath to the moment that we get to watch a heart start beating again, to the moment that we really have the opportunity to help an Alzheimer’s patient regain clarity. These are moments that really touch your being, your inner soul.

Read More

Sissy Clay is an Environmental Services Worker.

Q: How long have you worked at Einstein?

A: Five years

Q: What does “More than Medicine” mean to you?

A: I think it means family, comfort, answers, knowledge.

Q: What gets you excited about coming to work at Einstein?

A: I love that I get to interact with the patients and the visitors. I get to know them and remember their names.

Q: What is an interesting thing that most people don’t know about you?

Read More

Alberto Esquenazi, MD, is chief medical officer of MossRehab.

Q: How long have you worked at MossRehab?

A: 32 years

Q: What does “More than Medicine” mean to you?

A: It’s the fact that we do more than deal just with the medical needs of the patients, we deal with the comprehensive needs of the individual.  We deal with each person’s emotional, social and physical needs.

Q: What gets you excited about coming to work at Einstein?

A: This is a place that’s all about people—the people who work here and the people we provide care for. We also provide care with a collective effort. Here, it’s the effort of many, not the individual.

Read More