In recognition of the $4 million pledge, the largest in the organization's history, a newly planned outpatient center will be named the Englewood Health ZT Systems Outpatient Center at Jersey City.

The grant is the largest single commitment in the hospital’s 121-year history and will help support the renovation of its emergency department.

Two facilities broke into the global top 200 list, while Valley Hospital, Overlook Medical Center and Newark Beth Israel Medical Center were named among the top in the U.S.

The cash donation builds on the Franklin Lakes-based medical technology company's relationship with UNICEF that was established in 1997.

Nelson Ambrogio and John Berrios will serve on the U.S. Pharmaceutical Leadership Team and report directly to the sector's Americas Region President Sebastian Guth.

The New Brunswick drugmaker's first-quarter income grew from nearly $5.8 billion in 2020 to $6.2 billion in 2021.

The state logged 1,948 new positives, while also hitting past 53% of its goal to fully vaccinate 4.7 million adults by June 30, with just over 2.5 million fully inoculated.

"These patients would subsequently be required to submit to mandatory in-person office visits when their eligibility resumes. I do not agree with resurrecting old barriers to access, particularly as the pandemic continues," the governor said.

Expanding eligibility is a key step in the governor's goal to fully vaccinate 4.7 million residents by June 30, a threshold he argues is vital to building widespread resistance against the virus. As of April 18, the state put 6 million shots in people's arms, with nearly 2.5 million people fully vaccinated.

Zen Leaf's Monmouth County location in Neptune will service a "largely underserved market."

Ernest De Paolantonio has more than four decades of financial and business experience in the pharmaceutical industry, most recently as chief financial officer of Raleigh-based health care company Fortovia Therapeutics Inc.

For the 14th time in as many months, Gov. Phil Murphy has renewed the order, which allows the state to reallocate public health resources toward the pandemic.