Administrative Manager
Mount Sinai Hospital
NAME: Georgia M. Harelick
POSITION TITLE: Administrative Manager
Education
Drew University Madison, NJ B.A.. Completion - 05/1992 English/French
Columbia University New York, NY M.S.S.W. Completion -5/2003 Social Work/Advanced Clinical Practice
Personal Statement
I started my career in healthcare as a patient-facing social worker on the inpatient stroke service at Columbia University Medical Center in New York City. I then transitioned into the role of Patient Care Coordinator on the CUMC Inpatient Rehab Unit .
In 2009, I combined my years of clinical expereince and performance improvement to collaborate with UDSMR at their national conference to present on the unique challenges facing inpatient rehabilition patients returning to the community in an urban setting.
Currently, as the Mount Sinai Hospital Inpatient Rehabilitation Administrative Manager, I continue to contribute to the patient experience by providing data which helps to determine who will benefit most from our services and return to the community as well as what interventions the interdisciplinary team can use to help those on the cusp of going to an institutional setting get back into the community.
Positions and Honors
2012 – Present
Mount Sinai Hospital Administrative Manager, promoted from Program Manager New York City
• Outcomes Management/Performance Improvement/Regulatory Compliance
• 2-time STAR Award Winner for collaboration among campuses
2012-2016
Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation Clinical Trainer Amherst, NY
• Independent Contractor/Clinical Documentation Specialist
• IRF PPS Certified
2003-2012
New York Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center Patient Care Coordinator & Social Worker New York City
• Presenter at CARF Survey on ICD-9 Coding Performance Improvement
• Manager of Discharge Planning of Long-Stay Inpatient Rehab Patients
• Direct Practice Social Worker on stroke, brain injury and inpatient rehab
• Served on Stroke/Craniotomy Six Sigma Committee
• Falcon Award Winner for outstanding patient advocacy in brain injury
• LMSW in New York State
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