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For Immediate Release
9/9/2009
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Helene King
Communications coordinator
410-601-2296
hking@lifebridgehealth.org
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Levindale and Courtland Gardens Name New Vice President of Patient Care Services
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Dino Doliente III, M.B.A, B.S.N., R.N. has been named vice president of Patient Care Services at Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital and Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.
He is responsible for overseeing staff training, rehabilitation programs, clinical services and clinical systems management.
Doliente's expertise is varied, with experience in nursing, education and reimbursement issues. "Dino not only brings his unique skills to this position but has a wonderful rapport with both residents and staff,” says Aric Spitulnik, president of Levindale and Courtland Gardens.
"It's an honor to assume a leadership role at Levindale and Courtland Gardens, which have been serving the community, combined for more than 150 years. Each center brings the highest quality of medical care in a home-like atmosphere,” says Doliente. "I hope to continue building on those long-standing models with a top-notch staff of professionals who strive to meet the individual needs of every resident and patient.”
Doliente became vice president of Patient Care Services after two years of planning and implementing HCS Clinical Systems Documentation and Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement in the LifeBridge Health system.
He began working in health care in 1995 in nursing and has a master degree in Business Administration, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and his registered nurse certification. Doliente is also currently the president of the Philippine Nurses Association of America, Maryland Chapter.
Levindale and Courtland Gardens are part of LifeBridge Health, which includes Sinai Hospital and Northwest Hospital, and is one of the largest and most comprehensive providers of health services in the northwest Baltimore region.
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