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Cavalieri to lead new Virtua Health-Rowan college - Vimarsana News

Cavalieri to lead new Virtua Health-Rowan college

Dr. Thomas Cavalieri will be the first senior vice provost of the new Virtua Health College of Medicine & Life Sciences of Rowan University. 

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2022 Education Power 50: A – H - Vimarsana News

2022 Education Power 50: A – H

Meet New Jersey's most influential men and women conducting vital research and training a new generation of leaders.

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RowanSOM sends nearly 200 to areas hospitals – and they can't wait to get there | Rowan Today - Vimarsana News

RowanSOM sends nearly 200 to areas hospitals – and they can't wait to get there | Rowan Today

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New medical center means more health care choices in South Jersey - Vimarsana News

New medical center means more health care choices in South Jersey

New medical center means more health care choices in South Jersey Julie Evans, for Rowan Medicine When it comes to health care, the more choices the better. Some of the best are now available locally with the opening of Rowan Medicine in Sewell. “Rowan Medicine has been serving the South Jersey area for more than 30 years, and we’re thrilled to expand our services to Sewell and the surrounding area,” says Dr. Thomas Cavalieri, Dean of the Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine. “We have an exceptional staff who are ready to offer state-of-the-art services to meet a wide varie...

COVID: Medical students administer vaccines, speeding up slow rollout - Vimarsana News

COVID: Medical students administer vaccines, speeding up slow rollout

INDIANAPOLIS – Nursing student Brandi White, 43, was a little nervous vaccinating her mother in mid-January. Angie Stark, 62, was initially hesitant to get the COVID-19 vaccine, even though she works at a long-term care facility for the elderly. But pride quickly replaced that hesitancy when she saw her daughter at work on the evening of Jan. 16. After White was done, her mother stood up, gave her a big hug and said, “thank you.” “It was amazing,” White said, who also vaccinated her 21-year-old daughter that night. The three generations of health care workers volunteer at Ascensi...