I Am a Mount Sinai Nurse | Emmy Lou Adonay, RN @MountSinaiNYC
I Am a Mount Sinai Nurse | Emmy Lou Adonay, RN  @MountSinaiNYC
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For Emmy Lou Adonay, nursing is about being present: walking in the halls, talking with patients and families, and making a meaningful difference in their lives. Emily has been a nurse at Mount Sinai Queens since 2004, bringing the same passion for connecting with people that she discovered growing up in the Philippines.

Today, as a nurse on the Medical Surgical Respiratory Care Unit, Emily knows that every patient is in her hands. To her, being a Mount Sinai Nurse means having compassion, respect, and patience.

Thank you, Emily, for your compassionate care and for the genuine connection you bring to every patient and family you serve.

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