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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) [...]

Signed Bill A1181 Requires Reporting by Health Care Professionals TRENTON, N.J.—June 14, 2018—The New Jersey State Nurses Association applauds new legislation that allows mental health [...]

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 [...]

TRENTON, N.J.—April 9, 2018—The New Jersey State Nurses Association (NJSNA) recently recognized Deborah Ewtushek, MSN, MS, RN, CCSN-NJ and Susan Weaver, Ph.D., RN, CRNI, NEA-BC for their [...]

Nurse Recognized for Eliminating Health Care Disparities in Underserved Populations TRENTON, N.J.—April 6, 2018—The Institute for Nursing, the foundation of New Jersey State Nurses Association [...]

From Judy Schmidt, New Jersey State Nurses Association CEO With more than 20,000 people sick with the flu in NJ this year, paid sick days are a matter of good public health. Perhaps if paid sick [...]

TRENTON, N.J.—Feb. 26, 2018— Paid sick days are a public health issue, especially this year, as the flu epidemic continues to spread, said representatives from The New Jersey State Nurses [...]

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, [...]

Board Greets New Vice President, Secretary Ahead of Busy Advocacy Campaign TRENTON, N.J.—Jan. 8, 2017—The New Jersey State Nurses Association welcomed a new vice president and secretary to its [...]

Minority Nurse featured NJSNA’s Recovery and Monitoring Program with an in-depth article about how the program works and its benefits. Read the whole article.