REMINDER — Physician Engagement Lecture Series — A Realistic Look at Work-Home Balance for Physicians Host: Lisa Bariana Wednesday, May 17, 2023 6:42 PM | (UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) | 1 hr 5 min …
There have been many questions about the upcoming additional required training. Our Addiction Medicine colleagues are putting together virtual modules allowing us to complete the 8 hours of training asynchronously. It will be CME-approved opioid use disorder/substance use disorder education. …
Please join us for a virtual 1-hour session meant to complement Cooper’s expanding trauma-informed care resources tonight at 7:00 pm. The session led by Barbara Maronski, Associate VP at Center for Family Services, will be provide a high-level overview of …
On April 22, 2023, Cooper will join nations around the world in celebrating Earth Day. The theme for this year’s Earth Day – “Invest in Our Planet” – highlights the importance of dedicating our time, resources, and energy to solving …
April 22 is Earth Day! In celebration, Cooper and CMSRU will be volunteering for a tree planting event in Camden through the NJ Tree Foundation. If you miss it, there will be another event 4/29 (contact Meredith Pichini mbrown@njtreefoundation.org). …
Happy International Women’s Day. Cafeteria is handing out flowers!…
Dr. Daniella Zipkin will focus on disparities in faculty experience and barriers to promotion for women and members of marginalized groups in academic medicine, while framing our current experience withing the history of systemic racism. You also have an invitation …
Good morning! Friday 2/24 is Thank a Resident Day! Created by the Gold Foundation, it is a wonderful opportunity to recognize our residents for the excellent work they do throughout the year. So, if you see a resident, talk a …
Friday morning, there will be a special GME recognition breakfast for our residents and fellows. If you have some time feel free to stop by the conference room and say “thank you!”…
Dr. James McCune Smith was the first African-American to obtain a medical degree in 1837. Born in Manhattan, he graduated from Glasgow University and completed a residency in gynecology, before returning to the United States and opening up a practice …