Cooper is proud to support Mayor Vic Carstarphen’s Buy Camden 1st initiative, which aims to help Camden-based small businesses grow by providing them with purchasing opportunities whenever possible. As part of this commitment, we encourage our team members to consider Camden-based small businesses when fulfilling their personal needs for goods and services.… Read more.
Please join Meggie Crnic, PhD, Associate Director of the Edward D. Viner Center for Humanism, at a launch event for her book “The Beach Cure: A History of Healing on Northeastern Shores.”
She will be in conversation with Mara Gordon, MD, a family physician at Cooper and a core faculty member in the Center for Humanism.… Read more.
As a member of the Cooper team, you have access to an employee assistance program that offers comprehensive benefits to support your mental wellness and work-life balance, including a monthly newsletter.
This month, explore resources to help the youth in your life build self-confidence, stay safe and feel understood.… Read more.
Cooper University Hospital’s Pavilion 6 team has been recognized for achieving the highest percentage of mobility goal achievement on their floor. Johns Hopkins – Highest Level of Mobility (JH-HLM) reflects the team’s unwavering commitment to enhancing patient outcomes through mobility-focused care.… Read more.
On Tuesday, July 22, 2025, Cooper’s Workforce Development team, in collaboration with the Cooper Population Health team, hosted a dynamic Career Exploration Fair for 25 students, mentors, and chaperones from the Rutgers Future Scholars Program.
The day kicked off with a vibrant career fair, showcasing a wide range of health care professions, including nursing, Safe Kids instructor, emergency medical services, rehabilitation, occupational and physical therapy, speech therapy, ambulatory operations, neurology/neurosurgery, otolaryngology, and radiology.… Read more.
Julie Ghaul, BSN, RN, a staff nurse from the labor and delivery unit at Cooper University Hospital, was the DAISY Award winner for January 2025. Julie’s dedication to Cooper Nursing and the extraordinary care she provided to our Cooper patients earned her the following accolades from a patient:
“During my recent hospitalization, her exceptional care and attentiveness was remarkable.… Read more.
Support Cooper Cape’s Auxiliary and treat yourself to the legendary taste of Stock’s pound cake—available in limited quantities now through Friday, August 8, 2025. Delivery will be Friday, August 15. All proceeds benefit the Auxiliary’s $1.5 million pledge to the Claire C.… Read more.
August is National Breastfeeding Month and we’re celebrating all month long at Cooper.
As a Baby-Friendly designated hospital, Cooper is committed to moving forward together in supporting breastfeeding families through every stage of their journey.
During World Breastfeeding Week (August 1–7), we also join the global call to prioritize breastfeeding and create sustainable support systems—especially for working parents.… Read more.
Cooper’s Hospital Assault Response and Prevention (HARP) program at Cooper University Hospital in Camden trains team members in assault safety best practices, de-escalation strategies, protect-exit skills, and management of volatile patients and visitors.
If you have not participated in a HARP session yet, you can register through the Cooper Learning Newtork (CLN).… Read more.
The Cape Regional Auxiliary is kicking off a vibrant season filled with connection, celebration, and meaningful community impact. With a full lineup of exciting events ahead, your support can make all the difference. Whether you’re volunteering, attending, or simply spreading the word, we’d love to have you involved.… Read more.