Recent Publications
March 27th, 2018
Dr. Lydia Valderrama Will Be Awarded The Lifetime Achievement Award
In gratitude for her remarkable lifetime of service to NYU Winthrop and the communities it serves, Dr. Lydia Valderrama will be awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award on May 4, 2018. Dr. Valderrama has been a dedicated and respected doctor with NYU Winthrop for 39 years. She began her journey at the hospital in 1979 as a resident, and continued her journey as an admitting physician in 1983 when she joined Long Island Women’s Health Care Group. Dr. Valderrama values the long standing relationships she has with many of her patients, cultivated through the many years she has practiced. She has been there with them through the good and sometimes bad, but never wavering in her loyalty to her patients. There are a number of wonderful people and staff at the Hospital, and it is very much of an honor to be recognized with such a wonderful award.
March 27th, 2018
Dr. Ella Uvadyeva Awarded A Certificate Of Appreciation From NYU Winthrop
Dr. Ella Uvadyeva was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation from NYU Winthrop via the Grateful Patients and Family Program.
Many times, patients want to say thank you and recognize the staff for the dedication, care, and comfort they received during their time of need. At NYU Winthrop, a nonprofit hospital, our culture is driven by their employees’ commitment to you – from welcoming and friendly receptionists all the way to our dedicated discharge teams – our goal is to ensure that you and your loved ones recognize and value that …“Your Health Means Everything”- to you, and to us. Our Grateful Patients & Families Program provides a way to publicly thank your special NYU Winthrop Hospital Care Givers.
Read more about the Grateful Patients & Families program at Winthrop.org
March 27th, 2017
Dr. Lydia Valderrama Awarded The “A Doctor of Distinction Award” From Pulse Magazine
Dr. Lydia Valderrama was drawn to obstetrics and gynecology for the ability to care for patients from adolescence to elder years. “There is a continuity of care not only with my patients, but also within their families. It is very rewarding that I now am delivering to the same woman I delivered years ago.”
Read the full article featuring Dr. Lydia Valderrama on LIPulse.com