Here for Good. Podcast.

Since 2019, host Dennis W. Pullin, FACHE, President and CEO of Virtua Health, has interviewed special guests with distinct stories to tell. Past guests include entrepreneurs, elected officials, and business executives—plus a chef and tennis champion, too.

Building upon the resounding success of the Here for Good podcast, Inside Edition features heartwarming “companion” episodes that shine a spotlight on Virtua colleagues’ remarkable accomplishments, as well as their passions beyond the workplace. This delightful series of mini-conversations feature colleagues from diverse roles and departments, and highlights the strong connection between our culture and their selfless acts of kindness.

Dennis is the recipient of distinguished awards from the Philadelphia Business Journal, Modern Healthcare, and Healthcare Digital. He is a sought-after thought leader and a champion for advancing health equity.

The Passion, Purpose, and Perserverance of Dr. Angela Bess (4.17.25)

Dr. Angela Bess, OB-GYN, is a force for change—delivering access, advocacy, and hope to a community that needs it most. In this episode, she shares what it means for patients to finally receive long-overdue care—and how she’s confronting the maternal health crisis head-on with urgency and heart. But Dr. Bess’s impact extends far beyond the clinic. When she’s not advocating for women’s health—locally and globally, she chases adventure, from running marathons and completing triathlons to reaching the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.

From Teacher to Nurse Leader: Jen Hyland's Journey (4.3.25)

From the classroom to cardiac unit, Jen Hyland's story is a testament to the power of family legacy. Inspired by her mother and grandmother (both nurses), she traded teaching for patient care, now leading a bustling 48-bed unit and championing neurodiversity within Virtua. Jen's journey underscores Virtua's commitment to providing exceptional care and personal connection.

Brandon Elliott - From Paper Trails to Patient Tales (3.20.25)

Get to know Brandon Elliott, a practice manager who's seen it all — from the paper-chart era to the digital revolution with Epic. Beyond the tech, Brandon's a true people person, a "patient whisperer" who understands the power of empathy. He's the one who goes beyond the call, making sure every patient feels heard and valued. When he's not championing patient well-being, Brandon is a passionate Philly sports fan, boasting a collection that includes a prized three-foot Gritty bobblehead.