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Varsha Singh’s Term as Member-At-Large Begins in January TRENTON N.J.—June 25, 2018—New Jersey State Nurses Association (NJSNA) announces the election of its member, Varsha Singh MSN, APN, to the [...]

Legislation Expands Ability to Treat Addiction to Additional Nurses WASHINGTON, D.C.—June 22, 2018—The New Jersey State Nurses Association (NJSNA) is celebrating the victory of expanding opioid [...]

NJSNA Also Supports Gun Violence Study, Safe Staffing WASHINGTON, D.C.—June 21, 2018—Representatives from the New Jersey State Nurses Association (NJSNA) and the American Nurses Association (ANA) [...]

As we celebrate Nurses Week, we view it as a time for reflection because there is no more important work than caring for others. We are celebrating how nurses inspire, innovate and influence as [...]

NJSNA: Healthcare Factors Patient Acuity, Nurse Experience TRENTON, N.J.—February 6, 2018—Healthcare organizations should develop staffing plans based on patient needs and nurse experience, [...]

The New Jersey State Nurses Association (NJSNA) is in full support of the multi-state nursing compact, which allows more portability of nurses that will improve access to care for patients. “New [...]

As Hurricane Harvey hit Texas, nurses were already looking for ways to help their colleagues and their patients. One NJSNA member, Teresa Weisneck, departed for Texas as soon as the storm left [...]

Patients and nurses in New Jersey could be adversely affected by the resignation of Dorothy Carolina, PhD, RN from the position of executive director of the New Jersey Board of Nursing (NJBON). [...]

 NJSNA Advocates on Capitol Hill Against Proposed $146M Funding Cuts WASHINGTON, D.C.—June 15, 2017—Representatives from the New Jersey State Nurses Association recently advocated against the [...]

 Nurses Pledge to Improve Their Own Health in Celebration of Nurse’s Week TRENTON, N.J.—May 4, 2017—To help the Garden State’s 125,000 registered nurses become their healthiest selves, New Jersey [...]