"Q & A with Art Gianelli, President of Mount Sinai St. Luke’s" - Sean Ruck
Arthur Gianelli, president of Mount Sinai St. Luke’s, discusses his unique background and his insights about healthcare. “My path was not a traditional one. I worked for a significant time in local government: first, as a director of operations for a town, then as a deputy county executive for budget and finance. My expertise was in finance, turnaround management and strategic planning.” He added, “Mount Sinai was founded in 1852 for people who were Jewish at a time when the Jewish residents of New York couldn’t get care at certain hospitals. So there’s a long history of Mount Sinai identifying with and seeking to support people who have been historically oppressed or discriminated against. That’s also another reason I’m really proud to be part of this system.”
— Arthur A. Gianelli, President, Mount Sinai St. Luke’s
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