What Happened?
West Orange, NJ-based Barnabas Health has Retired Sidney Seligman as Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer
About the Company
Barnabas Health provides treatment and services for more than two million patients each year: 198,000 inpatients and Same Day Surgery patients; 452,000 Emergency Department patients; and 1.5 million outpatients; and delivers more than 18,300 babies annually. Our 18,200 employees, 4,600 physicians and 445 residents and interns are united in our mission to deliver the highest quality of care in the best possible environment. Among our nationally renowned services are: New Jersey’s only certified burn treatment facility, world-class cardiac surgery services for adults; the oldest, most experienced heart transplant program in New Jersey ranked by volume in the top 10 in the nation; the only lung transplant program in New Jersey; one of the country’s most comprehensive robotic surgery services, six nationally certified chest pain centers; accredited certified comprehensive and primary stroke centers, two kidney transplant centers which are in the top 10 of 240 programs in the country; a renowned neurology and neurosurgery program; highly respected assistive reproductive technology program; comprehensive cancer services for adults and children; nationally recognized geriatric services and renowned women’s and children’s services. Throughout Barnabas Health, our dedicated physicians, nurses and health professionals are committed to providing the highest quality of patient care and health education to the community and the region.
About the Person
Sidney Seligman retired as Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at Barnabas Health in December 2014. He served Barnabas Health for nearly 17 years. Previously, he had served as Vice President, Human Resources at UPMC Health System. Sidney is a Trustee at Rutgers University since July 2013 and a State Advisory Council Member at Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations since May 2008. He is currenlty the President at JVS of Metrowest, an agency serving disabled, unemployed, and immigrants of Newark and Metrowest. He earned Bachelor of Arts degree in American Studies from Rutgers College. Sid also earned MSW in Community Organization from Rutgers University - New Brunswick and JD in Law from Rutgers University School of Law - Newark.
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