Dennis Canale works as a physician assistant at New York's Staten Island University Hospital Northwell as well as a detective with the NYPD Emergency Service Unit.
For the past 22 years, Dennis Canale has devoted his life to helping people as both a physician assistant at Staten Island University Hospital Northwell Health in New York and a detective with the NYPD Emergency Service Unit.
While patients remain the top priority, Canale also discusses how crucial it is to make sure the families of each patient are receiving the attention they need and have full involvement in their loved ones’ care. Staff members maintain constant communication with the families, with the help of the hospital’s psychiatry and psychology teams.
“9/11 was like watching one big horror movie, this is like watching a horror series on a TV show,” he says.
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