Welcome to the Osler Society of New York

 
“A Crossroads of Medicine, the Arts, History, Humanism and Ethics.”


Urgent message to all Physician Writers, Poets,
Artists, Photographers, and Sculptors.


Osler Society Members have been invited to submit their work for publicaton in
the initial volume of Narrateur, a publication of the North Shore-LIJ Health System
and the Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine.


The deadline for submission is Friday, January 13, 2012.


For further information, please contact Jamie Talan, Editor-in-Chief
(516-465-8314) and/or e-mail copies of your submission to 
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it And please send a copy to the
Osler Society Steering Committee at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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 2011 A Banner Year

A special thank you once again, to a wonderful group of national and international figures in medicine who have graced our podium, shared their thoughts and inspired us with their persona. Thank you as well to the many talented singers, musicians, poets, and readers who performed at these events. And finally, very many thanks to our Patrons and Benefactors, our Steering Committee and all of our members and guests who were so generous in supporting our Society and its activities. 

For information about our previous events, click on "Meetings", then on "Previous Meetings". 

 
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Request for Your Membership and Support 

 

 

We ask everyone to renew or upgrade your membership and if you are not yet a member, to consider joining our list of supporters for the year 2012.

We need your help to continue with our unique programming and the expansion of our activities.  (Please click on “Mission Statement”).  Now more than ever the “House of Medicine”, physicians, nurses, hospitals, healthcare administrators, and health educators are facing a myriad of challenges and our unique approach, which is only a part of a very large effort from many different organizations, nonetheless, remains quite distinctive and serves a vital role which is otherwise not addressed.

Membership in the Osler Society of New York is open to physicians, nurses, medical students, scientists, healthcare administrators, historians, scholars, librarians, artists, writers, philosophers, bibliophiles, literati, patrons of the arts and sciences, and others inspired by the life, work and legacy of Sir William Osler.

Regular, Benefactor, or Patron Memberships are available, in addition to the opportunity of becoming an "Osler Sponsor" for medical students or house officers. 

Please activate your 2012 membership by clicking on "Become a Member" and e-mail us if you have any questions.

With Many Thanks, Members of the Steering Committee
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Dr. Martin Edelstein, Dr. Constance Bernstein,
Dr. Gary Deutsch (Resident, Surgery),
Dr. Randy Feingold, Dr. Alice Fornari, Dr. Barbara Hirsch,
Dr. Bruce Hirsch, Dr. Seymour Katz, Dr. Andrew Menzin,
Dr. Tanveer Mir, Josh Mirkin (Med Student-First Year),
Melanie Mund (Resident, Medicine), Dr. Samuel Packer, Dr. Italo Zanzi
 






 

Contact Us

11 Beverly Rd
Great Neck NY 11021 
Tel: 516-487-1614
OslerSocietyNY@yahoo.com





Quotes

"To each one of you the practice of medicine will be very much as you make it – to one a worry, a care, a perpetual annoyance; to another, a daily joy and a life of as much happiness and usefulness as can well fall to the lot of man."
– Sir William Osler

"To prevent disease, to relieve suffering and to heal the sick-this is our work."
- Sir William Osler

"He who practices medicine without a cause…is as one who navigates without a rudder and oars."
– Dr. John Hall [1575-1635]
Son-in-Law of William Shakespeare

"In no relationship is the physician more often derelict than in his duty to himself"
- Sir William Osler

"When that time [death] shall come, I shall relinquish many attractions of life, and among them a pleasure which has to me no equal in human pursuits; I mean that which I derive from studying, teaching and practicing medicine."
- Benjamin Rush [1745?-1813]
Physician, Patriot, Signer of the Declaration of Independence