Congratulations to the Security Officers at Inglis House

Please welcome the Security Officers at Inglis House! We would like to congratulate this group for successfully ratifying their first contract!

Cooper University Health Care – HIRING EVENT

CHECK BACK FOR EVENT DATE

Cooper University Health Care is preparing to host a HIRING EVENT for Certified Medical Assistants – CMA, Emergency Technicians – ED Tech, and Critical Care Technicians – CCT. The actual date is still to be determined. Please use the following information to help you to prepare and check back on this website. As soon as we have the date and times for the event, we will post it here.

The requisition #’s to apply for the following position is 55556 – Medical Assistant and 46239 – Critical Care Tech

COOPER’s guidelines for the requirements and certifications for these positions:

1. Medical Assistant must be certified by The National Healthcare Association or American Association of Medical Assistants.

1. 1. Must have a High School diploma or equivalent
   2. Must be certified or have experience with EKG and Phlebotomy
   3. Must have the American Heart Association BLS for healthcare providers
2. Emergency Technicians must be certified in the State of NJ as an EMT
   1. Will teach EKG & Phlebotomy
   2. Must have a High School diploma or equivalent
   3. Must have the American Heart Association BLS for healthcare providers
3. Critical Care Technicians must be certified by The National Healthcare Association or American Association of Medical Assistants. For this position, we will accept other board certifications.

1. 1. Must have a High School diploma or equivalent
   2. Must be certified or have experience with EKG and Phlebotomy
   3. Must have the American Heart Association BLS for healthcare providers

Special report: In hospital bankruptcies, patient care pays the price

The Cost of Care. Across the country, unions are standing up for patients as for-profit ventures bankrupt hospitals and compromise community health. “It’s easy to come up here and make judgments based on numbers without looking at the people we serve,” said Helene Mendez, an ICU registered nurse who testified alongside Marques at the St. Francis hearing, which turned out nearly 200 UNAC/UHCP nurses to a Lynwood community hall. Last fall, UNAC/UHCP nurses at the Parkview Community Hospital Medical Center in Riverside led efforts to save threatened resources in that hospital bankruptcy.