Here for Good.

With a career at Virtua that spans nearly four decades, Bob Segin knows all about our health system's intriguing past and has keen insights into our shared future. Recently, our CFO joined CEO Dennis Pullin and the pair chatted about industry trends and ways for Virtua to stand apart in a competitive field. Learn about Bob's proudest moments and more in this highly enjoyable interview.

Michael Hoopes, training manager for our EMS program, brought in Hal Jr., a high-fidelity simulator, to meet Dennis. These simulators allow our students to experience immersive scenarios that prepare them for the real world.

And while Hal Jr. might need a little getting used to, this technology is beyond valuable for our training program!

Alyssa Brown is a nurse at Virtua Mount Holly Hospital who provides care to patients in the stroke and med-surg unit. A family member of one of her patients described Alyssa as "a gem of a human being." The family member also said: "In my 27 years of working in health care, I can't think of a nurse who is more focused and dedicated than Alyssa." What's interesting is that Alyssa is a young adult with only one year of nursing experience - demonstrating that we can learn a great deal from the next generation.

Jamaar Davis has been a familiar face at Virtua for nearly 17 years, having started in the security department and now taking the lead of the patient observer program. In these roles, Jamaar and his team ensure that patients feel safe and supported during tough times. Observers are compassionate, have the ability to de-escalate comprising situations, and keep everyone safe. A Renaissance Man, Jamaar hits the books, pursuing his Master's Degree in Mental Health Counseling. When he's not studying or at work, Jamaar is on the tennis court or jet-setting to his next travel adventure.

Melissa Sheehan is a nurse at the ICU at Virtua Mount Holly Hospital, but she's been at the hospital before—as an infant.

Born two months premature at Virtua Mount Holly 23 years ago, Melissa spent her initial three weeks of life under the care of the NICU team, particularly nurse Joy Haines, who remains a devoted member of the special care unit to this very day. Melissa and her mother's gratitude toward the team, along with the care her grandparents received in the ICU during COVID, inspired Melissa to become a Virtua nurse. For Melissa, it isn't merely a career choice, but a return to where her journey began.

From the get-go, Cordell Boyd has been at the helm, driving the Eat Well Mobile Farmers Market through Burlington, Gloucester, and Camden counties. Cordell shares the program's impact on providing our neighbors with fresh, accessible produce, expressing, "You can't help but feel the gratitude and you tear up. It's fulfilling for me."

Cordell is no stranger to Camden, specifically Camden City, having roots that run deep through its streets. Growing up alongside his five sisters and two brothers, Camden will always have a special place in his heart. In fact, his sisters still manage the family business, a funeral parlor, located just across the street from the Virtua Health & Wellness Center. To Cordell, being Here for Good for the community means we are here to do good and here for the long haul.

Meet a hockey-playing, sneaker-loving doctor who prefers going by a nickname instead of his (impressive) credentials. In this animated conversation, you'll learn about valuable advice Boomer received from his father -- which the Voorhees-based doc now passes on to his own son.

Greg Pease on Community Service and "Camden Roots" | Here for Good. Podcast "Inside Edition"

Greg Pease, AVP of security, shares that his deep roots in Camden come from years of service in the sheriff's and police departments. Still an active community member, he's known for beautifying the neighborhoods and advocating for the residents' health and wellness. But that's not all. As a father of three and passionate about sports, Greg's influence reaches athletes at all levels, from little league to high school, serving as a mentor both on and off the field.

Chef Jose Garces on "Philosophy on Food" | Here for Good. Podcast

Tune in for a conversation with Chef Jose Garces. Many people may know Chef as winner of the Food Network series "Next Iron Chef," but he holds other meaningful titles including restaurateur, James Beard Award winner, farmer, and father.

Chef talks about his philosophy around food and the importance it has on people's lives – both in health and culture. He shares stories from filming "Next Iron Chef," his goals as a member of President Biden's Council on Sports, Fitness, & Nutrition, and how the pandemic impacted the restaurant business and food insecurity in the community.

Aimee Wills initially joined Virtua as a member of the environmental services team, which provided first-hand insights about patient safety, infection control, and the inner workings of a hospital. Now, as a radiologic technologist, she applies those same lessons to ensure her patients have outstanding experiences. Get to know Aimee and discover how she first met our host, President and CEO Dennis Pullin.