 Serving as a mentor to students who display the
same enthusiasm and thirst for learning as I did is refreshing. They learn
by questioning, researching, and probing issues that are important and relevant
to their studies. 
Claudia Caine, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating
Officer, Lutheran Medical Center
This spirit of embracing challenges characterizes
the Wagner School. It therefore came as no surprise to me to learn of your
number one ranking in a recent 'US News and World Report.
Dr. Benjamin Chu, President, Southern California Region,
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Hospitals
The Wagner students are well prepared and some of
the best residents I have worked with over the years. Other members of senior
management who serve as preceptors have had the same experience at other New
York Presbyterian sites.
Richard D'Aquila, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating
Officer, New York-Presbyterian
In my position as Chief Medical Officer at Montefiore,
I have been continuously impressed that your faculty is the finest in the
field of health management. In the past 12 years, I have employed a number
of your graduates. These are terrific young people who are highly prepared
for challenging careers.
Steven Safyer, Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer,
Montefiore Medical Center
I continue to be impressed with the caliber of the
graduates of the health policy and management program. They are well prepared
to work in a health care environment that is complex and requires competencies
in financial, policy and strategic analysis as well as the capacity to apply
theories in operational settings.
Carol Raphael, President and Chief Executive Officer,
Visiting
Nurse Service of New York
On a variety of fronts, NYU Wagner has demonstrated
itself to be a leader in the field, and the Department of Health and Mental
Hygiene has had the good fortune to collaborate with NYU Wagner on some key
projects.
Thomas Frieden, Commissioner,
New York City Department of
Health and Mental Hygiene
I continue to be impressed with the caliber of the
graduates of the health policy and management program. They are well prepared
to work in a health care environment that is complex and requires competencies
in financial, policy and strategic analysis as well as the capacity to apply
theories in operational settings.
Carol Raphael, President and Chief Executive Officer,
Visiting
Nurse Service of New York
During my 11 years as president of the United Hospital
Fund, no fewer than 14 members of our staff, which on average numbers 55,
are graduates or have been enrolled in your NYU Wagner program. That 'market
test' speaks for itself.
James Tallon, President,
United Hospital Fund
I see Wagner graduates everywhere. They're everywhere
in health care -- from the entry level to, increasingly, the most senior
management -- and they're invariably well-prepared, broadly-based in their
thinking, and comfortable at maintaining the often difficult balance between
the theoretical and the practical.
Bruce Vladeck, Ernst & Young; Formerly Professor of
Health Policy and
Geriatrics at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine and the Administrator of the
U.S. Health Care Financing Administration
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