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There are many benefits of practicing gratitude, both mental and physical. Regular practice has been shown to have measurable positive effects on health – boosting the immune system, easing symptoms of anxiety and depression, increasing optimism, and strengthening relationships.… Read more.

World AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) Day is Wednesday, December 1, 2021. Cooper’s Early Intervention Program (EIP) is committed to improving the health and well-being of those infected with, or affected by, AIDS in southern New Jersey through high-quality, compassionate medical care and support services.… Read more.

Maria Metzler, RN, at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, is The DAISY Award winner for August 2021.

Maria’s dedication to Cooper Nursing and the extraordinary care she provided to our Cooper patients earned her the following accolades:

“I found out in May 2021 I have cervical cancer after three years of battling my husband’s colorectal cancer.… Read more.

Check out the latest episode of the Out in the Crowd with Mazz and O’Dowd podcast. Dr. Robyn Roth and Dr. Adrienne Rosenthal are fellowship-trained breast radiologists at Cooper and have been best friends since the first day of medical school.… Read more.

Cooper’s Population Health team is collecting new coats for all ages and genders for Cooper’s 2021 winter coat drive, which will benefit families in Camden City. From now through December 3, 2021, donation bins will be available at various Cooper locations, including: Three Cooper Plaza (front lobby), Voorhees Surgery Center, Cooper Solutions Center (first floor hospital), Cooper Specialty Care at Cherry Hill, Cooper Pediatrics in Voorhees, and the CCBO (main lobby). … Read more.

Lt. Antonio Ellis, a Manchester Township police officer, was among the first severe COVID-19 cases in New Jersey in mid-March 2020. After more than a year of recovery, Officer Ellis returned to Cooper University Health Care triumphantly on Monday, November 22 to thank the team of caregivers who saved his life.… Read more.

Camden County is offering residents an opportunity to get a hepatitis A vaccine after a local Starbucks employee recently tested positive for the virus.

A clinic will open this Wednesday, November 24, 2021, at the Camden County Health Hub at 200 College Drive in Blackwood.… Read more.

The Annual Cooper Employee Giving Campaign is an opportunity for all of us to support Cooper’s life-saving work.

Donations to Cooper from our own employees are uniquely meaningful. We set a special example when we give in support of our organization’s many extraordinary programs and services.… Read more.

Cooper is pleased to announce that the November 2021 PTO Sell-Back opportunity is here and will remain open until 5 p.m. on Monday, November 29, 2021. In accordance with Cooper’s Paid Time Off (PTO) Policy, eligible employees may sell back earned but unused PTO time twice a year, in May and November.… Read more.