ABOUT VIRTUA

Virtua Health is a multi-hospital healthcare system headquartered in Marlton, NJ. Its mission is to deliver a world class patient experience through its programs of excellence in:

• Oncology
• Cardiovascular
• Orthopaedics
• Women's health
• Pediatrics
• Surgery
• Neurosciences
• Wellness

A non-profit organization, Virtua employs 7,716 clinical and administrative personnel, and approximately 1,800 physicians serve as medical staff members. Virtua has distinguished itself as one of the first Six Sigma and Lean organizations in healthcare, as an early adopter of clinical and digital technologies, and for its innovative partnerships with nationally renowned organizations such as GE Healthcare, Fox Chase Cancer Center and A. I. duPont Hospital for Children. It has been honored twice with the New Jersey Governor's Award for Clinical Excellence (Bronze in 2005; Silver in 2006) and recognized with the Leadership Award for Outstanding Achievement by Voluntary Hospitals of America. Virtua has been honored as the #1 Best Place to Work in the Delaware Valley by the Philadelphia Business Journal in 2006 and 2007 and is the recipient of the Consumer Choice Award by National Research Corporation for 2006/07 and 2007/08.

Learn about our mission, values, STAR initiative and Six Sigma.

What do we provide?

• Four hospitals
• Two rehab-long-term care centers
• Two same-day surgery centers
• Home care service
• Outpatient centers
• Programs and specialty services include:

›	Comprehensive Women's Health Program
›	Virtua/duPont Children's Health Program
›	Fox Chase Virtua Health Cancer Program
›	Orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery, sports medicine, spine surgery, and extensive arthritis management through the Musculoskeletal Institute at Virtua
›	Advanced cardiology services
›	Emergency services through five easily accessible emergency departments in Camden, Berlin, Marlton, Mt. Holly and Voorhees
›	Comprehensive community health education and disease management services

Where?
Services provided throughout Burlington and Camden Counties with hospitals in:

• Berlin
• Marlton
• Mt. Holly
• Voorhees

Why do you know us?

• In 2007, over 7,500 babies were born at hospitals in Voorhees and Mt. Holly, more than any other healthcare organization in the region
• Approximately 1,800 physicians
• Combined total of 1,052 beds
• Eleven mobile intensive care units — South Jersey's largest program
• SouthStar Air Medical Program