Here for Good.

Dennis sits down with father-daughter, paramedic duo, Socrates and Alyssa. Socrates has been a paramedic for nearly three decades, and he's not just seen it all but has shared tales of his experiences at home, making quite an impression on his daughter Alyssa, who is now an EMT. Listen as the pair share their experiences working together and giving back to the community.

Dennis has a powerful conversation with Dr. Nicole Lamborne, VP of clinical operations for women's services. Dr. Lamborne is leading our Team Birth program, which implements an evidence-based model designed to enhance communication.

By ensuring patients are heard, our goal is to deliver personalized care that improves outcomes and creates an experience that truly puts patients at the center of everything we do.

Tune in for a conversation with Euricka Francis, a skilled phlebotomist, whose had a tremendous impact on her patients in just her first five months on the job by creating personal connections. In fact, patient satisfaction surveys and five-star ratings consistently spotlight Euricka's exceptional care and dedication. Her positivity and warmth demonstrate how good first impressions make all the difference.

Dennis sits down with Erin Irby, medical assistant at Virtua Health. The daughter of a nurse, Erin was always drawn to health care and started her career as a receptionist. After receiving the "Keith Jones Memorial Scholarship," Erin returned to school and earned certifications as a patient care technician and a medical assistant.

Today, she is a health care powerhouse. Erin seamlessly balances her responsibilities by providing top-notch care with a warm smile and exceptional organizational skills.

As the largest subset of Virtua's workforce, nurses play a vital role in our organization, each with their own unique journey and personal story. President and CEO Dennis Pullin sits down with Dave Dovell, RN, from the Progressive Care Unit at Virtua Voorhees Hospital.

Dave, who joined Virtua in January 2023, took his passion for mentoring new nurses to the next level by writing a book specifically for them, titled "Brand New Nurse, Surviving your First Day on the Job."

The inspiration for Dave's book came from the challenges new nurses faced as they cared for patients for the first time during a pandemic. Dave viewed writing this book as an opportunity to reach a wider audience and instill greater confidence in nurses entering the profession.

Being here for good means being here for our community. And sometimes, our colleagues go above and beyond to deliver on that mission. ​

Dennis sits down with Dr. Nicole Tyczynska, emergency medicine physician at Virtua Health. "The beauty of emergency medicine is that you are there for people in their most critical moment, and that you have the power to change their health at that moment," says Dr. Tyczynska. ​

​On a recent trip to Poland, her parents' native country, which is seeing an influx of refugees due to the war in Ukraine, Dr. T brought a full suitcase of urgently needed medications, as well as financial support for the people of that region.​

Dennis sits down with Kasey Hewitt, clinical social worker and outcomes manager at Virtua Health.

From deciding to become a surrogate for a family in need to becoming a certified birth and postpartum doula, see how Kasey is here for moms and moms-to-be in South Jersey.

Dennis sits down with Dr. Dan Choi, cardiothoracic surgeon and vice president of clinical operations for cardiovascular services at Virtua Health.

From his extensive background serving the community to his passion for 90s hip hop (he has a cat named snoop!), see how Dr. Choi is wholeheartedly changing the cardiology game in South Jersey!

Virtua Health President & CEO, Dennis W. Pullin, FACHE, sits down with Lisa Rosenberry, manager of NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection (CEED). Watch as Dennis and Lisa discuss Virtua's groundbreaking Mobile Health and Cancer Screening Unit, and how this innovative service will make necessary screenings more accessible for our South Jersey neighbors.

"Don't give up, don't ever give up." Those were the words of legendary basketball coach Jim Valvano as he delivered his empowering ESPYs speech in 1993. Since then, the V Foundation has awarded over $310 million in cancer research grants nationwide and is among the premier supporters in cancer research.

Virtua Health president and CEO, Dennis W. Pullin, FACHE, sits down with Shane Jacobson, CEO of the V Foundation. Listen as Shane talks about how the foundation continues to honor Jim's legacy and the incredible research the V Foundation is funding across the country that will one day provide a cure for cancer.