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AtlantiCare, Stockton launch Atlantic City health college
Backed by a $15 million investment from the healthcare system, AtlantiCare and Stockton University will launch a health college in Atlantic City to expand training and workforce pipelines.
Sherrill signs advanced practice nurses reform bill (updated)
Gov. Mikie Sherrill signs a law allowing experienced APNs to practice independently in New Jersey, expanding access to primary and behavioral care.
Georgian Court, MCI expand allied health transfer pathways
Georgian Court University and MCI Institute launch transfer agreements to accelerate allied health training and address health care workforce shortages.
Hackensack Meridian nurse ‘on tour’ to roll out Ekam AI tool
Hackensack Meridian Health deploys Ekam AI with Google Cloud to help reduce nurse burnout and speed clinical note summaries.
Hilf estate gives record $2.7M to Middlesex College Foundation
Middlesex College Foundation received a historic $2.7 million gift from Paul Hilf’s estate to expand scholarships and allied health education.
NJBIZ Conversations: NJ State Nurses Association CEO Judy Schmidt
The executive, educator and advocate discusses the nursing shortage and what can be done to alleviate the problem.
NJ vocational schools fast-track students into nursing
Institutions in Monmouth and Ocean counties launch programs to address workforce shortages and accelerate students into health care careers.
Rowan, FDU partner to expand NJ health care workforce
A new public–private partnership will help address the state's growing demand for medical professionals.
Expert panel explores health care access, AI and workforce
Leaders from EisnerAmper, Clinical Medical Real Estate Solutions and Hackensack Meridian Health chart the most important trends in the industry.
Holy Name Medical Center receives historic $75M donation
Gifted by the Douglas M. Noble Family Foundation of Paramus, the funds will go toward accelerating innovation and scientific discovery, advancing capital projects and supporting medical education.
Hospitals continue search for staff burnout solutions
Health care networks are grappling with issues like persistent staff shortages and clinician burnout. Here's how New Jersey-based institutions responding.
Tuition-free initiative aims to alleviate primary care doc shortage
As the U.S. grapples with an ongoing need for more primary care physicians, the health care industry is searching for innovative ways to attract and retain the talent needed to fill those gaps.
