The Board of Directors of Journal Square Surgical Center (JSSC) has appointed Jaimee Martocci Vice President of Business Development. Ms. Martocci will oversee operation and media strategy, company outreach, and brand development for Journal Square Surgical Center, as well as serve as on-site liaison between JSSC and participating doctors.
Jaimee Martocci brings to the JSSC team vast knowledge and experience as a medical marketing specialist, following enormous success on the national stage as a Consultant on physicians’ business practices. An expert in the analysis and evaluation of medical practice operation, Ms. Martocci has consistently increased revenue in doctors’ offices with the implementation of new marketing strategies and streamlined business procedures. She has worked closely with physicians, surgeons, nurses, and administrators across the country to create intra-practice point of care dispensing centers, increasing both profitability for medical practices and ease of use for patients. Along with demonstrated acumen in business development and strategy, Ms. Martocci’s expertise in the state laws, rules, and regulations governing medical facilities make her an enormous asset to Journal Square Surgical Center.
Equipped with the best modern medical technology has to offer, Journal Square Surgical Center’s state of the art, 16,000 square foot facility boasts 4 fully appointed major operating rooms, 1 GI suite, and 1 minor procedure area with an 18-bed recovery suite, equipped to accommodate patient stays up to 23 ½ hours. A wide variety of procedures are currently being performed at Journal Square Surgical Center, among them: Gastroenterological, Podiatric, Orthopedic, GYN, Pulmonological, Neurological and General Surgeries, as well as Pain Management, ENT, Urologic, and Cosmetic procedures.
Located in the heart of Hudson County, NJ, just 10 minutes from downtown Manhattan, Journal Square Surgical Center specializes in providing same-day surgery with the highest quality of patient care, while affording doctors the time and facilities they need to keep their patients—and practices—first.
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