Emily Damuth, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Medicine and Emergency Medicine at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University. She graduated summa cum laude from Colgate University in 2004 with a degree in molecular biology. She received her medical degree from the University of Michigan where she was selected for Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. She trained in emergency medicine at Duke University Medical Center prior to completing fellowship in critical care medicine at Cooper University Hospital.

Dr. Damuth splits her clinical time between the emergency department and multidisciplinary critical care units. She received the Diane Barton Caring Award in 2020 and was nominated as a champion of humanism for the Arnold P. Gold Foundation in 2021. Dr. Damuth serves as an Assistant Program Director for the Critical Care Medicine fellowship at Cooper and helps oversee the ECMO program. She teaches mechanical ventilation through didactic lectures and simulation. She is passionate about medical education and is an advisory college director at CMSRU. She enjoys mentoring medical students, residents and fellows and received a Golden Apple Teaching Award in 2020.  

Solomon Dawson, MD, is an assistant professor of medicine at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University as well as an assistant program director for the internal medicine residency. After completing medical school at the University of Virginia, he moved to the Philadelphia area and has completed his internal medicine resident at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals, and then his fellowship at The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania where he was a Chief fellow and also completed a fellowship in medical education. 

He has joined the Cooper University Hospital staff as a board certified nephrologist and also has positions on the Informatics Committee, Pharmacy and Therapeutics committee, and Medical School Admission Committee. He has been very active teaching at all levels at Cooper University hospital from medical students to residents and fellows. His interests within nephrology include onconephrology, acute kidney injury, kidney biopsies,​ as well as medical education in general. 

Outside of medicine he enjoys exploring the Italian Market and cooking (and eating). While he no longer can be part of the University of Pennsylvania Medical Student Orchestra, he is always finding new people to play music with, having himself played guitar and violin for many years. 

Dr. DeAngelis grew up in South Jersey and attended Villanova University for undergrad, where he obtained a Bachelor in Science in Biology. He went on to medical school at UMDNJ, and completed his residency here at Cooper University Hospital. He now focuses on regional anesthesia for a variety of surgical cases.

In his free time, Dr. DeAngelis enjoys cars, sports, and time with his family at the beach.

Michael DeAngelo, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in health psychology within Cooper University Healthcare System. Dr. DeAngelo provides patient care, as well as coordinates and supervises Behavioral Medicine graduate students in the outpatient offices of the Early Intervention Program. He also holds an adjunct faculty position with Rowan University, teaching undergraduate students in the Psychology Department. In addition, Dr. DeAngelo is an affiliate of the Postpartum Stress Center in Bryn Mawr, PA.

Dr. Edward R. Deal grew up in Northeast Philadelphia. After spending four years in the Marine Corps, he attended LaSalle College and majored in Biology with a minor in Mathematics.

Dr. Deal received his medical degree from UMDNJ-SOM. He was internship trained in Internal Medicine before completing a residency in Anesthesiology. During residency he did subspecialty training in Cardiac and Trauma Anesthesia. After residency, he started in private practice at Cooper Hospital. In 1995, his group became employees of Cooper and he has been here ever since.

Dr. Deal is presently the Vice Chief/Chair of Clinical Anesthesiology. In his free time he enjoys photography, skiing, and his grandchildren.