Sandra Batdorf DON

About The Director

Sandra Batdorf has been involved in nursing care for 36 years.    She graduated from the Cooper Hospital School of Nursing (Camden, NJ) in 1971.    In 1981 she graduated from Rowan University (Glassboro, NJ) with a Bachelor of Arts degree.    She obtained her Teaching Certification and Allied Health training at Rowan.   In 1984 Sandra received her Master of Science degree from Saint Joseph’s University (Philadelphia, PA).

From 1971 to 1983 she was on the Nursing Staff at several area hospitals including Our Lady of Lourdes (Camden, NJ),   John F. Kennedy Hospital System (NJ), and Underwood Memorial in Woodbury (NJ).   Her experiences included Surgical Services and Emergency Room Nursing.  During this time Sandra was also involved in Home Care Nursing.   In 1981 she became Operating Room Continuing Education Instructor at Metropolitan Hospital Central Division in Philadelphia.   From 1983-84 she was Director of Surgical Services at the Parkview Division of Metropolitan.  From 1984 to 1985 she was Director of Operating Room Services at Saint Agnes Hospital in Philadelphia and Humana Hospital in Kissimmee, Florida.  In 1987 Sandra became Assistant Director of Nursing at Rolling Hill Hospital. Elkins Park, PA.

Beginning in 1989, Sandra became Director of Nursing at the Jewish Geriatric Home in Cherry Hill (NJ).   There she was responsible for the total care management of the residents.    Since leaving Jewish Geriatric Sandra was Director of Nursing at several Long Term Care facilities, most recently being Lincoln Specialty Care in Vineland (NJ).

Since 1992 Sandra has been on staff at the Camden County Institute of Technology.     She coordinates the Adult Division Multi-Skilled Program as well teaching Allied Health Careers.  Through these programs she assists many young people attain their Homemaker Home Health Aide and Nursing Assistant Certification.

During her Professional Career she has received the Director of Nursing Year Award in Long Term Care.  Additionally she has been named in the “Who’s Who of American Teachers”.

Sandra has devoted the last eighteen years of her nursing career to the care of the adult community. Her professional philosophies are based upon her personal belief that aging adults have the right to be respected, loved, and safe in their own homes to experience a fruitful life surrounded by their loved ones for as long as physically possible.