Epic Training for Cooper Team at Cape

Managers and users should have received email communication regarding Epic EMR training. If you will be an Epic user and have not received an email with instructions on accessing the Cooper Learning Network, or do not see training classes assigned to you, please contact your manager.… Read more.

Plain Language Emergency Alerts

Team members at Cooper University Hospital will no longer receive color-coded emergency alerts. We have now fully transitioned to using plain language for all alerts to avoid code confusion. The only exceptions will be CODE BLUE (for adult medical emergencies) and CODE WHITE (for pediatric medical emergencies).… Read more.

NEW Security Officer Uniforms

Cooper Security Services has issued new uniforms for our security team at Cooper University Hospital in Camden to enhance security visibility and team member comfort. These lightweight uniforms are durable and reflective so that team members, patients, and visitors can easily recognize Cooper security officers.… Read more.

REMINDER: Team Member Drop-Off Zone

We would like to remind all team members that the Roberts Pavilion Circle and the Kelemen Circle at Cooper University Hospital in Camden are reserved for our patients and visitors to use while accessing our services.… Read more.

WEDNESDAY: Join Us for a BAYADA Twilight Tour

Please join us on Wednesday, July 10, 2024, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Cooper Conference Center for a BAYADA twilight tour.

Gain insights into the Thomas Edison State University Accelerated BSN BAYADA Scholars Track at Cooper, explore the simulation labs at the Health Science Center, and meet the BAYADA education staff.… Read more.

Volunteers Needed: Join Cooper’s Safe Kids Southern NJ Coalition

Cooper University Health Care’s Safe Kids Southern New Jersey coalition is looking for volunteers to help at our community events. Your role will involve sharing valuable information on injury prevention for children.

Cooper’s Safe Kids Southern NJ coalition is dedicated to preventing unintentional childhood injuries—the leading cause of death for children ages 14 and under in the United States.… Read more.