Annual tuberculin screening tests (also known as TST and PPD) and respirator FIT testing began on Monday, July 6, 2020.
This year, new guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend annual tuberculin screening tests only for certain employees based on their occupational risk.… Read more.
Physicians, please complete the SJ Magazine ballot using this question as a guide: “If someone in my family was sick, to whom would I send them?”
A few guidelines:
Cooper, as a member of the New Jersey High Reliability Organization (HRO) collaborative, also known as New Jersey S.T.R.O.N.G., presents the fifth safety behavior, “No Harm.” Individuals in a safety-first culture always stop when uncertain and sometimes stop just to be certain.… Read more.
Ordering a meal in advance is so easy with the new Cooper Court Cafeteria Bite App! Click here for the flyer with full details!… Read more.
Due to the demands of our COVID-19 response on many of our employees, we are extending the deadline for the completion of competency training (Annual Regulatory 2020 Education) until Thursday, July 9, 2020. If you are able to get the training done by the original April date, please do so.… Read more.
Due to the Independence Day holiday, there will be no shuttle service on Friday, July 3, 2020.
Cooper employees who are scheduled to work on July 3 and who usually park in the Waterfront Garage will be permitted to park in the CCIA and Haddon Avenue parking garages that day.… Read more.
As part of Cooper’s commitment to the safety of our patients and staff, we will resume High Reliability Organization (HRO) training in July. The classes are available via in-person and virtual sessions.
During in-person training, there will be a decreased number of participants in the room.… Read more.
Thursday, June 18, 2020, marked the beginning of the 43rd annual National Nursing Assistants’ Week. Cooper Chief Nursing Officer and Senior Vice President Kathy Devine, DrNP, RN, shared these remarks on behalf of the entire Senior Nursing team:
“This week provides a timely opportunity to foster and highlight the incredible work of Cooper University Health Care nursing supportive care team members.… Read more.
The Center for Population Health is excited to receive nominations for its inaugural Quarterly Award. The recognition will be awarded to an individual that best exemplifies the values of Innovation, Patient Empowerment, Commitment to Excellence, and Compassionate Care.… Read more.
During the past three months, The Cooper Foundation has received hundreds of donations in support of our doctors, nurses, and front line professionals providing care for patients during this pandemic.
From critical PPE and meal deliveries, to iPads and toys for our littlest patients, it’s amazing to see the community come together to support Cooper in this time of need.… Read more.