Over the course of her doctoral work, Mary Mitsdarffer would gain further context for some of the insights – and questions – that she had on the job serving the Camden community.
The health center at The Branches at Centerville allows residents to access free health care without having to leave their apartment complex.
By Ed Moorhouse If Kim Geria has one trait that stands out, it’s compassion. Whether she’s providing care for older adults, or helping Camden youth make healthier choices, the Rutgers University–Camden doctoral student sees the big picture. Geria is dedicated to improving healthcare for an entire community, and as a nurse, she sees the value […]
Residents of two Camden housing communities received a very special delivery this year, and it wasn’t the kind left under a tree. As part of her ongoing community health project to help Camden families live healthier lifestyles, Kathy Jackson, an assistant professor at the Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden, partnered with Farmers Against Hunger and the […]
A new initiative by the Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden seeks to bring the needs of Camden families to light and to provide them with health education and outreach programs. Later this year, Rutgers–Camden nursing students will be participating in a critical health care needs assessment in the Camden community as part of an American Association […]
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