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To serve, to heal and to educate
servehealeducate
2016 / 2017
Postgraduate Medical Education
Contents
Welcome Letter 1
Discover the Difference 2
Learn More 3
Find Your Specialty 4
Train in the Area’s Top Hospital 5
Delve into Specialty Services 6
Venture Beyond the Hospital Walls 7
Enhance Your Learning Experience 8
Enjoy the Benefits 9
Contact Your Program Coordinator 10
Explore Our Campus 12
MissionOur mission is to serve, to heal
and to educate. We accomplish
our mission through innovative
and effective systems of care and
by bringing people and resources
together, creating value for our
patients and the community.
VisionCooper University Health Care
will be the premier health care
provider in the region, driven
by our exceptional people delivering
a world-class patient experience,
one patient at a time, and through
our commitment to educating
the providers of the future.
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Antoinette Spevetz, M.D., FCCM, FACP
Designated Institution Official
Cooper University Health Care takes pride in its ability to offer a comprehensive
array of diagnostic and treatment services. Cooper University Hospital serves
as southern New Jersey’s major tertiary care referral hospital for specialized
services. Cooper’s programs include: Level I Regional Trauma Center, Level II
Pediatric Trauma Center, MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, Cooper Heart
Institute, Cooper Bone and Joint Institute, Cooper Neurosciences Institute,
Critical Care; and a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Cooper is also home
to the Children’s Regional Hospital, the only state-designated children’s hospital
in South Jersey, and The Ripa Center for Women’s Health and Wellness, which
provides women with health and wellness education and access to Cooper’s
physician network.
Cooper has been a vital institution in Camden for over 125 years, with its
expanded facilities and services throughout South Jersey. Consumers and
physicians recognize Cooper as South Jersey’s leading medical center. In annual
surveys assessing the region’s medical care, Cooper’s physicians are frequently
recognized as “Top Doctors” in their fields. These world-class physicians are
the teachers with whom you will interact during your educational experience.
Cooper University Health Care has been nationally recognized for its leadership
in patient safety. Cooper was honored by the National Research Corporation’s
“Consumer Choice Award” nine years in a row.
Cooper’s commitment is to provide exceptional care to every patient, every day,
in a patient-centered, family-focused environment. Every employee—including
our residents and fellows—is a member of the caregiving team and has an
important role in making the experience at Cooper a healing one for patients
and their families.
Your training at Cooper will be academically challenging, enhanced by our top-
ranked faculty and state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. We welcome the
opportunity to have you as part of our team, as we provide university-quality
health care in southern New Jersey.
Welcome
Anthony Mazzarelli, MD, JD, MBE
Chief Physician Executive
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• Cooper University Hospital: 635-bed, tertiary care facility
• Children’s Regional Hospital: highly specialized, acute care facility within Cooper University Hospital; designated a Regional Perinatal Center
• Cooper Research Institute, in part-nership with the Coriell Institute for Medical Research
• Level 1 southern New Jersey Regional Trauma Center
• MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
• Regional Cleft Palate Program
• Cooper Heart Institute
• Comprehensive Breast Care Center
• Institutes for Neurological, Urological, Digestive Health, and Bone and Joint
• Cooper Transfer Center: land or air transfer (24/7) for 911 “on scene” response and inter-facility transports between hospitals
• Focus on women’s health: The Ripa Center for Women’s Health & Wellness at Cooper, which integrates the region’s leading clinical services with comple-mentary health education and wellness programming in a one-stop resource to meet women’s unique health care needs
• Simulation laboratory: Hands-on training facility with lifelike mannequins
• Extensive electronic library: Access (24/7) to 40 public computers; support from reference librarians; core collec-tion of print materials
Your Cooper
experience will be
unique based on the
program or specialty
you choose. Take
a closer look at
cooperhealth.edu
Just across the bridge from bustling Philadelphia, and less than an hour from the tranquility of the Pine Barrens and activity of the Jersey shore, Cooper University Hospital is easy to access. The academic campus is located across the street from two commuter rail lines (PATCO and NJ Transit’s River Line) and within walking distance from Rutgers University and Rowan University Camden campuses.
We invite you to take a closer look— within these pages and in person. And be sure to visit us on the web at www.cooperhealth.edu/residencies. Discover the difference at Cooper University Health Care.
Cooper University Hospital sits on a 20-acre campus that, in addition to the main hospital, includes Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, the world-famous Coriell Institute, Three Cooper Plaza (medical offices) and the Ronald McDonald House.
Key Features
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From prevention and wellness, to chronic care and specialized services for children, to the most complex emergency and acute health conditions, patient-focused services and technology at Cooper University Health Care are unmatched.
Anchored by Cooper University Hospital, a 635-bed, non-profit academic tertiary care hospital, Cooper University Health Care provides comprehensive care through an extensive network of services and facilities in South Jersey. The hospital serves as the primary clinical site for Cooper Medical School of Rowan University.
Along with our “Top Doctors,” an unparal-leled footprint of facilities and services, and passionate dedication to medical research, Cooper University Health Care tops the list for medical students, residents, fellows, nurses and allied health profes-sionals in a broad range of specialties.
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When you join Cooper University Health Care, you become part of a team that
is committed to excellence in medical education, patient care and research.
Discover the Difference
The campus is located in the heart of the Camden business district. The academic medical center campus is easily accessible by car or public transportation—the com-muter high-speed line and bus terminal are located a half-block from the campus. Cooper is a short walk or drive from the exciting Camden waterfront where the New Jersey State Aquarium, the River Sharks Stadium, the USS New Jersey and Susquehanna Bank Center are located.
Cooper is conveniently close to Philadelphia. Just a short drive over the Benjamin Franklin Bridge or a ferryboat ride will put you at the doorstep of Philadelphia’s cultural, culinary and historic opportunities. In fact, the Philadelphia skyline is visible from our campus.
South Jersey also offers a range of living and entertainment options. Quaint towns such as Haddonfield and Collingswood are just 10 minutes away. The lights and action of Atlantic City and other popular beach towns such as Cape May and Ocean City are a one-hour drive from Cooper.
Learn More
Your Cooper University Health Care experience will be unique. As you take a closer
look, we’d like to share some key features that make Cooper an extraordinary choice.
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Cooper University Hospital participates in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) to select qualified applicants for first-graduate-year positions (PGY-1). All fourth-year medical students applying for a PGY-1 position must be enrolled in the NRMP. All applicants must be either:
1. A graduate of an American or Canadian medical school accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME), the American Osteopathic Association (AOA), or the Council on Podiatric Medical Education (CPME) - passing United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step I, USMLE Step II-Clinical Knowledge (CK), and Step II-Clinical Skills (CS), or the equivalent of the respective licensing exam. Or
2. A graduate of a foreign medical school, certified by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG), earned through passing the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination in the Medical Sciences (FMGEMS), Part I and Part II examinations of the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME), or the USMLE; and by meeting all other require-ments of the ECFMG.
Graduate medical education appoint-ments are made for a period of one year. Individuals who maintain satisfactory performance and meet the requirements of their chosen specialty are eligible for yearly reappointment. Departments may request interviews of candidates who meet program criteria.
Find Your Specialty
Residencies• Anesthesiology
• Dermatology
• Diagnostic Radiology
• Emergency Medicine
• Internal Medicine
• Neurology
• Obstetrics/Gynecology
• Orthopaedic Surgery
• Pediatrics
• Pediatrics (AOA)
• Plastic Surgery
• Podiatric Medicine/Surgery (CPME)
• Psychiatry
• General Surgery
• Urology
• Vascular Surgery
Fellowships• Cardiovascular Disease
• Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology
• Critical Care Medicine
• Emergency Medical Services
• Endocrinology
• Female Pelvic Medicine/
Reconstructive Surgery (FPMRS)
• Gastroenterology
• Gynecology/Oncology (AOA)
• Hematology/Oncology • Hospice and Palliative Medicine
• Infectious Diseases
• Interventional Cardiology
• Nephrology
• Pain Medicine
• Procedural Dermatology
• Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine
• Rheumatology
• Surgical Critical Care
• Vascular Surgery
Cooper University Hospital offers a wide range of residency and fellowship opportunities,
all of which are approved by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME).
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Experience teaching rounds,
learn online digital imaging, work amongst
world-renowned facultyserve
Valley. With the latest in advanced imaging and invasive monitoring equipment, the 25,000-square-foot, 30-bed, state-of-the-art unit allows 360-degree patient access. Five patient rooms are capable of negative pressure isolation, and five rooms have chambered isolation alcoves. In addition, an enlarged room with operating room-caliber lighting is outfitted to perform bedside exploratory laparotomy in patients who are too unstable for transport to the operating room.
Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
The Department of Diagnostic Radiology at Cooper utilizes PACS (picture archiving and communica-tion system) to
provide state-of-the-art medical imaging services. PACS is a filmless and paper-less system available online via Cooper’s intranet or the Internet. All referring physi-cians have access to voice recognition and self-editing for all reports.
In addition to PACS, Cooper provides superior diagnostic technology including 64 slice-CT, digital x-ray, CR and fluoroscopy, US, MRI, PET/CT and bone densitometer. Cooper offers digital mammography and other advanced breast imaging services, such as breast MRI, breast ultra sound, contrast enhanced spectral mammography and specialized image-guided biopsy procedures.
Critical Care Medicine
The Division of Critical Care Medicine treats critically ill patients through mul-tidisciplinary care teams that
include an infectious disease special-ist and a Pharm D. The innovative, 24/7 Cooper Transfer Center facilitates the safe, timely transfer and management of adult critically ill patients from outlying hospitals to Cooper University Hospital, often via the Cooper-Air Two helicopter.
The Critical Care faculty provide consulta-tion and management of all critically ill patients within Cooper University Hospital. Our faculty members have appointments at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University and are committed to delivering the finest care to patients with critical illness and injury, educating the best academic and community hospital-based intensivists, and furthering medical knowledge through the pursuit of innova-tive research in critical care medicine.
Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
A design showcase for patient- and family-centered care, the Dr. Edward D. Viner Intensive Care Unit at Cooper
University Hospital is an acknowledged center of excellence in the Delaware
Train in the Area’s Top Hospital
CooperHealth.edu
Children’s Regional Hospital
The Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper University Hospital is a Regional Perinatal Center, one of just three cen-
ters in the state’s eight southern coun-ties to earn this designation by providing the highest level of both Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Neonatology care.
Cooper’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit cares for premature and term infants with the full spectrum of medical and surgical problems and offers privacy and comfort to mothers, babies and families. The unit features a breastfeeding room, a “nest-ing” room and a large waiting area for families and siblings.
The Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper is the only state-designated acute-care children’s hospital in southern New Jersey and the only children’s hospital in the area to provide highly specialized medical and surgical care and regional programs. Additional services include pediatric inten-sive care, intermediate care, pediatric sur-gery and pediatric emergency care.
Cooper University Hospital is unmatched in the region for trauma and inpatient care. As a Cooper resident or fellow, you
will learn from—and become part of—a team that is dedicated to outstanding patient care and state-of-the-art technology.
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While much of your training will take place within Cooper Hospital, you will have an opportunity to train in Cooper’s extensive network of outpatient facilities as well.
Cooper University Health Care at Voorhees is the newest, largest and most sophis-ticated outpatient facility of its kind in South Jersey. Services and programs include comprehensive women’s health care services and stereotactic breast biopsy, surgical specialties, pediatric and adult sleep studies, a full complement of diagnostic imaging and nuclear medicine capabilities, a cleft palate and craniofacial program, plastic and reconstructive sur-gery, shoulder and hand surgery and sports medicine.
With several outpatient facilities, the MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper offers comfort and convenience to patients who receive ongoing treatment. Likewise, specialists in the Cooper Bone and Joint Institute provide services at a number of outpatient locations, which are equipped with leading-edge technology to support the prevention, assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of musculo-skeletal injuries.
The Radiation Therapy Department has a new, state-of-the-art outpatient facility with new modalities such as IMRT, which allows highly accurate treatment planning and HDR for prostate, gynecologic and breast cancers.
Venture Beyondthe Hospital Walls
Cooper Neurological Institute
One of the most progressive patient- and family-centered neurological centers in the region—offering the most advanced system on the East Coast for noninvasive treatment for brain disorders—is located at Cooper University Health Care. Cooper Neurological Institute (CNI) is dedicated to treating patients with brain disorders such as cancers and tumors, vascular abnormal-ities, functional disorders and ocular disor-ders. CNI is the only neurological institute in central and southern New Jersey to offer patients both the CyberKnife® multi-session stereotactic robotic radiotherapy and the Leksell Gamma Knife® Perfexion™.
The Cooper University Hospital Roberts Pavilion includes two leading-edge, neuro-surgical-dedicated operating rooms—one primarily for cranial procedures, and one pri-marily for spinal procedures. These ORs offer the newest image-guidance surgical technol-ogy as well as an intraoperative CT (iCT).
Digestive Health Institute
The Digestive Health Institute provides the latest diagnostic procedures and treat-ments for disorders of the pancreas, liver, gallbladder, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, colon, digestive tract and related digestive issues. The Institute features four advanced procedure rooms, eight pre-operative and post-operative recovery areas, ten patient exam rooms; and state-of-the-art imaging technology with the latest diagnostic and treatment options. Our resources include the latest advances including minimally invasive endoscopic equipment and testing. Our physician faculty is nationally recognized providing a level of experience that is unmatched in South Jersey.
Cooper Bone and Joint Institute
The Cooper Boneand Joint Institute offers comprehensive orthopaedic treat-ment through a leading-edge approach to
the prevention, assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal (bone and muscle) injuries. Highly trained orthopaedic specialists work to develop a custom treatment plan in the areas of foot and ankle pain; hand, upper extremity disorders; orthopaedic trauma; joint recon-struction; comprehensive and multidisci-plinary care of back, neck and other spine problems; osteoporosis-related fragility fractures; and sports medicine.
Adult Health Institute
The Adult Health Institute (AHI) providers a network of primary and specialty health care. The goal of our faculty is teaching and providing patient care within the AHI. They administer preventive care and teach healthy lifestyles while also managing simple to complex illnesses for their patient. Each member of the Institute understands the importance of early diagnosis and treatment when manag-ing disease. The following specialties fall within the Cooper Adult Health Institute: Internal Medicine, Family and Community Medicine, Dermatology, Dermatologic Surgery, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology/Hepatology, Geriatrics, Infectious Disease, Nephrology, Psychiatry, Pulmonary Medicine.
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Specialty-specific Institutes provide our patients with the latest research,
treatment and technology for inpatient and outpatient services.
Delve into Specialty Services healCooper Heart Institute
The Cooper Heart Institute is dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of cardiac and vascular disease. Led by physicians at the forefront of cardiovas-cular disease, the Cooper Heart Institute offers state-of-the-art diagnostic modali-ties, comprehensive electrophysiology, interventional services and vascular ser-vices. Cooper Heart Institute physicians are full-time faculty members of Cooper University Health Care.
The Cooper Electrophysiology and Arrhythmia Management Program is one of the most innova-tive in the region. Utilizing the latest
technology, Cooper electrophysiologists are at the leading edge of ablation ther-apy, device implantation and arrhythmia detection.
The technologically advanced Cooper Interventional Cardiology Program offers cutting-edge percutaneous therapies for coronary, valve and vascular repairs. A robust program to treat acute myocardial infarctions is supported by a compre-hensive transfer center that features a dedicated helicopter program. Renowned faculty and specialized diagnostic and therapeutic modalities provide the foun-dation for an active Vascular Program, and the new Cooper Valve Center.
Cooper Cancer Institute
Cooper University Health Care and MD Anderson Cancer Center partnered in September 2013 to create MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper. MD Anderson is ranked the No. 1 cancer center in the United States according to U.S. News and World Report “Best Hospitals” survey and ranks first in the number of research grants awarded and total amount of grant funds given by the National Cancer Institute.
Through this partnership, MD Anderson Cooper physicians adhere to the philoso-phy, processes and guidelines set by MD Anderson in Houston, Texas, and patients receive the same proven treatment plans provided at MD Anderson. Patients will also have access to more clinical trials, for more types of cancer and benefit from the cutting-edge translational research conducted at MD Anderson as a result of this relationship.
The MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper building, located on the Cooper Health Sciences Campus in Camden, is the cornerstone of this partnership. At this new center, patients experience MD Anderson’s signature, multidisciplinary approach to care in a state-of-the-art set-ting close to home.
In addition to outstanding multidisciplinary cancer diagnosis and treatment, a full range of supportive care services includ-ing complementary medicine therapies, nutrition counseling, behavioral medicine, social work services, palliative care and genetic counseling and testing, provide complete care for our patients.
Women’s Health Institute
The Ripa Center for Women’s Health and Wellness at Cooper, first founded in 2007, was designed to meet the unique needs of women at all ages and all stages of life. Created by women, for women, it provides access to “one-stop,” comprehensive medical care by the world-class physicians and staff at Cooper. In addition to primary care and gynecologic and obstetrical services, the expanded Ripa Center offers the cutting-edge Sensory Suite mammog-raphy, osteoporosis testing, wellness programs, fitness and nutrition classes and more. The Ripa Center also offers complementary programming to nurture the physical, emotional and spiritual well-being of women.
The Ripa Center continually strives toward individual and community health goals in the Delaware Valley. Our goal is to be a National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health by contributing to research on women’s health issues, improved access to clinical trials and by providing health education through urban outreach to the women in our community. Graduate and undergraduate medical education opportu-nities focus on the specialized needs of women.
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Simulation Laboratory
The Cooper University Hospital Simulation Laboratory (SimLab) is dedicated to advancing health care provider edu-cation at all clinical
levels. Our goal is to achieve realistic, accurate, real-time medical simulation using state-of-the-art technology. Computer-generated scenarios, simulating acute medical conditions in lifelike mannequins/ trainers, allow participants to develop skill sets in a safe, controlled environment removed from the clinical setting.
Facilitators trained in the use of computer- driven simulation adjuncts provide one-to-one and small-group instruction using lifelike mannequins. Attention is focused on maintaining a non-threatening learning environment, providing adequate mecha-nisms for positive feedback and developing a supportive student-facilitator relationship.
The SimLab currently employs adult, pediatric and specialty VR simulators to train residents in patient assessment, respiratory and cardiac arrest, acute air-way emergencies, sepsis management, central line placement, laparoscopy, bron-choscopy and endoscopy/colonoscopy. Motivated residents have an opportunity to be trained as SimLab instructors in areas of clinical interest. Course develop-ment is underway on team-building and crisis management.
Enhance Your Learning Experience
Cooper offers residents and fellows a comprehensive benefits package, including:
• Health (including prescription) and dental coverage*
• Life insurance
• Short- and long-term disability coverage
• Occupational health service
• Worker’s Compensation and leaves of absence
• Paid time off
• Employee assistance program
• Professional liability insurance
• Secure parking
• Laundry and uniforms
• Monthly meal subsidy and low-cost cafeteria
• On-call facilities
• BLS/ACLS/PALS training and certification
• Due process procedure to resolve grievances and disputes in the event of disciplinary action
• Savings plan
• Credit union
• Tax-sheltered annuity
• Direct deposit
* Medical and dental coverage is available to eligible family members and same-sex domestic partners and their children.
Enjoy the Cooper University Health Care Benefits
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Cooper offers a
comprehensive benefits
package and competitive
salaries
For a complete overview
of Cooper’s benefits,
please refer to our
website at
CooperHealth.org/
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Cooper Research Institute
The Cooper Research Institute (CRI), cre-ated in 2003, provides focused administra-tive and financial support
services for research and program ser-vice grants to the entire Cooper Health System. CRI provides researchers with regulatory-mandated education, biosta-tistical support and guidance through the Institutional Review Board process. The institute helps researchers secure grants from government agencies, foundations and industry, allowing them to continue Cooper’s long history of medical research.
Through basic and clinical research, Cooper University Hospital researchers bring medical discoveries to life and pro-vide thousands of South Jersey patients access to cutting-edge treatment in the fields of cancer, cardiovascular disease, critical care medicine, diabetes, orthopae-dics, stroke and surgery. Cooper faculty members conduct over 400 NIH founda-tion- and industry-sponsored clinical trials each year. Many of these trials are only available to patients of South Jersey and the Greater Philadelphia area at Cooper.
Library Services
The CMSRU Library provides a wide range of information resources and ser-vices. The collection reflects the demand for access to electronic materials with 4,500 e-journals and 1,400 e-books. A small, print collection of core journals, textbooks, study/review books, handbooks and atlases is maintained as well. Both collections are supplemented by an active and efficient document delivery service. Reference librarians can help users with quick searches and do-it-yourself search training. The librarians also perform expert, comprehensive searches of databases and Internet resources on request.
Library resources are accessed through the home page. The library offers 40 pub-lic computers, with three printers and a scanner. In order to provide an optimal environment for research and study we have established designated areas for quiet study as well as interactive group work. The library makes available three group study rooms and 14 study carrels.
The library is located on the ground floor of the hospital in the Dorrance Building. House staff may be admitted, via a badge swipe system, to one room of the library’s Micro-Computer Center after regular library hours.
Library hours are:
Monday –Thursday: 8:30 a.m.– 8:30 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m.– 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m.– 5:00 p.m.
Salaries
Annual salaries for residents and fellows are adjusted each year on July 1, based on a fully executed Residency/Fellowship Agreement. Salaries are based on regional and national salary data for graduate medi-cal education participants by year of spe-cialty training, as well as current economic factors.
The 2015–2016 salary scale for residents/fellows is as follows:
Postgraduate Year 1 $52,275
Postgraduate Year 2 $54,060
Postgraduate Year 3 $55,590
Postgraduate Year 4 $58,140
Postgraduate Year 5 $59,415
Postgraduate Year 6 $60,690
Postgraduate Year 7 $62,525
Postgraduate Year 8 $64,260
(2016–2017 salaries are not yet available)
While there is no substitute for hands-on experience, Cooper offers
a number of resources to maximize your learning opportunities.
Housestaff Council
Our Housestaff Council is an active organization with officers peer-elected annually. There is HSC representation on hospital and medical staff committees in addition to health system-wide initiatives. They are guided by their commitment to patient safety, community service, communication and resident well-being.
Anesthesiology Director: Irwin Gratz, DO Contact: Michele Nichols, CoordinatorPhone: 856 ·968·7330 Fax: 856 ·968·8250E-mail: gratz- [email protected] [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
One Cooper Plaza Camden, NJ 08103
Dermatology Director: Analisa Halpern, MDContact: Christina Hassett, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 757· 7818Fax: 856 · 968· 9587E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue, 3rd Floor Camden, NJ 08103
Diagnostic Radiology Director: Joshua D. Brody, DO Contact: Sandra Knapp, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 342· 2383Fax: 856· 365· 0472 E-mail: knapp [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital One Cooper Plaza, Suite B23 Camden, NJ 08103
Emergency Medicine Director: Andrew L. Nyce, MD Contact: Graceann Endicott, Manager of Medical EducationPhone: 856 · 342· 2351 Fax: 856 · 968· 8272E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
One Cooper Plaza, Suite 152 Camden, NJ 08103
Internal MedicineDirector: Brian P. Gable, MDContact: Medical Education OfficePhone: 856 · 757· 7967, 7903 Fax: 856 · 968 · 9587E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue E&R Building, 3rd Floor
Camden, NJ 08103
Neurology Director: Joseph Campellone, MDContact: Christina Hassett, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 757· 7818Fax: 856 · 968· 9587E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue, 3rd Floor Camden, NJ 08103
Obstetrics and Gynecology Director: Natali Franzblau, MDContact: Eileen Boardman, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 342· 2965Fax: 856 · 365·1967E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 221 Camden, NJ 08103
Orthopaedic Surgery Director: David A. Fuller, MD Contacts: Jessica Peralta, Coordinator Phone: 856 · 342· 3206Fax: 856 · 968 · 8288E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 408 Camden, NJ 08103
Pediatrics Director: William R. Graessle, MD Contacts: Jeanne Lanzo, Coordinator Ramonita Ortiz, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 757· 7904Fax: 856 · 968 · 9598E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue, Suite 364 Camden, NJ 08103
Plastic Surgery Director: Martha S. Matthews, MDContact: Karen Orlando, CoordinatorPhone: 856· 963· 3985Fax: 856· 365· 7582E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 411 Camden, NJ 08103
Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Director: David Millili, DPMContact: Joyce Williamson, Coordinator Phone: 856· 270 · 4030 Fax: 856· 270 · 4044 E-mail: williamson- joyce @cooperhealth.edu [email protected] Address: Cooper University Hospital
Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 408 Camden, NJ 08103
Psychiatry Director: Consuelo Cagande, MD Contact: Viktoria Rile, Training AdministratorPhone: 856·757· 7853 Fax: 856·757· 9651E-mail: rile-viktoria @cooperhealth.edu
cagande-consuelo @cooperhealth.eduAddress: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue, Suite 352 Camden, NJ 08103
General Surgery Director: James B. Alexander, MDContact: Cathi Cooney, C-TAGMEPhone: 856· 342· 3012Fax: 856 · 365· 7582E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 411 Camden, NJ 08103
Urology Director: Allen D. Seftel, MDContact: Barbara Colna, CoordinatorPhone: 856· 963· 6889Fax: 856 · 365· 7582E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 411 Camden, NJ 08103
Vascular SurgeryDirector: Joseph V. Lombardi, MD Contact: Barbara Colna, CoordinatorPhone: 856· 963· 6889Fax: 856 · 365· 7582E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 411 Camden, NJ 0810
Residency Program Contacts
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Fellowship Program Contacts
Cardiovascular Disease Director: Steven M. Hollenberg, MDContact: Christine Dalton, CoordinatorPhone: 856 ·342· 2624 Fax: 856 ·968 · 7420 E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
One Cooper Plaza Camden, NJ 08103
Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology (CCEP) Director: Andrea M. Russo, MD Contact: Anne Peatman, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 757· 7848Fax: 856 · 968· 9587 E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue, Room 369 Camden, NJ 08103
Critical Care Medicine Director: Stephen Trzeciak, MDContact: Heather Glenn, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 968·7826 Fax: 856 · 968 · 8282 E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
One Cooper Plaza, D427C Camden, NJ 08103
Emergency Medical Services Director: Rick Hong, MDContact: Ramie Hood, CoordinatorPhone: 856· 342· 2627 Fax: 856 · 968· 8272E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
One Cooper Plaza, Suite 152 Camden, NJ 08103
Endocrinology Director: Marc Laufgraben, MDContact: Lori Hanneman, CoordinatorPhone: 856·757·9671 Fax: 856·757·7803E-mail: hanneman- [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 504 Camden, NJ 08103
Female Pelvic Medicine/ Reconstructive Surgery (FPMRS)Director: Karolynn Echols, MD Contact: Dawn Maziarz, CoordinatorPhone: 856·342·3006 Fax: 856·365·1967 E-mail: maziarz- [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 221 Camden, NJ 08103
Gastroenterology Director: Christopher Deitch, MDContact: Heather Glenn, CoordinatorPhone: 856· 968·7826 Fax: 856 · 968·8282E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
One Cooper Plaza, D427C Camden, NJ 08103
Gynecology/OncologyDirector: James K. Aikins, Jr., MDContact: Eileen Boardman, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 342· 2965Fax: 856 · 365 ·1967E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 221 Camden, NJ 08103
Hematology/Oncology Director: Alexandre Hageboutros, MDContact: Christina Hassett, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 757· 7818Fax: 856 · 968· 9587E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue, 3rd Floor Camden, NJ 08103
Hospice and Palliative Medicine Director: Mark Angelo, MD Contact: Terry Mortka, CoordinatorPhone: 856· 757· 7903 Fax: 856· 968· 9587E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue, 3rd Floor Camden, NJ 08103
Infectious Disease Director: Pola de la Torre, MD Contact: Lori Hanneman, CoordinatorPhone: 856· 757· 9671 Fax: 856· 757· 7803E-mail: hanneman- [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue, Suite 268 Camden, NJ 08103
Interventional Cardiology Director: Janah Aji, MDContact: Christine Dalton, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 342· 2624Fax: 856 · 968 · 7 420 E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
One Cooper Plaza Camden, NJ 08103
Interventional Pulmonary Director: Ziad Boujaoude, MD, FCCPContact: Terry Mortka, CoordinatorPhone: 856 ·757·7903Fax: 856· 968 · 9687 E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
E & R Building 401 Haddon Avenue Internal Medicine, 3rd Floor Camden, NJ 08103
NephrologyDirector: Christopher McFadden, MDContact: Lori Hanneman, CoordinatorPhone: 856 ·757·9671 Fax: 856· 757·7803E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue, Suite 272 Camden, NJ 08103
Pain Medicine Director: Michael Sabia, MDContact: Michele Nichols, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 968·7330Fax: 856 · 968 ·8250 E-mail: sabia [email protected]
[email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
One Cooper Plaza Camden, NJ 08103
Procedural Dermatology Director: Naomi Lawrence, MDContact: Mary Cook, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 596 · 3040Fax: 856 · 596 · 5651 E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital Procedural Dermatology 10000 Sagemore Drive, Suite 10103 Marlton, NJ 08053
Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine Director: Ramya Lotano, MDContact: Heather Glenn, CoordinatorPhone: 856 · 968 ·7826 Fax: 856 · 968· 8282E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
One Cooper Plaza, D427C Camden, NJ 08103
RheumatologyDirector: Hala Eid, MDContact: Lori Hanneman, CoordinatorPhone: 856·757·9671 Fax: 856· 757·7803E-mail: hanneman- [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
401 Haddon Avenue, Suite 262 Camden, NJ 08103
Surgical Critical Care Director: Steven E. Ross, MD Contact: Karen Orlando, CoordinatorPhone: 856· 963· 3985Fax: 856· 365· 7582 E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 411 Camden, NJ 08103
Vascular SurgeryDirector: Joseph V. Lombardi, MD Contact: Barbara Colna, CoordinatorPhone: 856· 963· 6889Fax: 856 · 365· 7582E-mail: [email protected]: Cooper University Hospital
Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 411 Camden, NJ 08103
Cooper Medical School of Rowan University
Rowan University and The Cooper Health System partnered in June 2009 to establish Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (CMSRU), the 135th medical degree-granting medical school in the country and the first
new medical school in New Jersey in 35 years. It welcomed its charter class of 50 students in August 2012. Currently, 261 students are enrolled at CMSRU, and the student population will eventually grow to a total of 400 students.
CMSRU received preliminary accreditation from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) in June 2011. In June 2014, the LCME granted CMSRU its pro-visional accreditation, with zero issues of non-compliance. This is the fourth step of the five-step LCME accreditation process, which will be complete when the charter class graduates in 2016.
Cooper University Hospital’s physicians serve as the clinical faculty for CMSRU.
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Although CMSRU is a new school, the Cooper faculty is not new to teaching. Cooper served as the core clinical campus for the former UMDNJ/Robert Wood Johnson Medical School-Camden for over 30 years, where Cooper faculty educated third- and fourth-year students during their clinical rotations.
CMSRU’s Medical Education Building is located on the Cooper Health Sciences Campus on South Broadway, between Benson and Washington Streets in Camden. The new $139 million building, which opened July 2012, was designed for CMSRU’s curriculum with spaces and technologies to support faculty and students in their educational process.
For more information about CMSRU’s innovative curriculum, visit CMSRU’s website at rowan.edu/coopermed.
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Coriell Institute for Medical Research
Coriell Institute for Medical Research, founded in 1953, is an independent non-profit research center dedicated to the study of the human genome. Expert staff and pioneering programs in the fields of personalized medicine, cell biology, cytogenetics, genotyping and biobanking drive the Institute’s Mission. The Coriell Personalized Medicine Collaborative (CPMC) research study seeks to under-stand the usefulness of genetic risk and pharmacogenomics in clinical decision-making and healthcare management. Coriell’s biobanking operation is funded by several National Institutes of Health awards.
MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper
Cooper University Health Care and MD Anderson Cancer Center partnered in September 2013 to create MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper.
The MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper building, located on the Cooper Health Sciences Campus in Camden, is the cornerstone of this partnership. At this new center, patients experience MD Anderson’s signature, multidisciplinary approach to care in a state-of-the-art setting close to home. Patients experience the same multidisciplinary care at our suburban Voorhees campus.
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