Lingering pandemic effects, high burnout, demands of aging population make a national trend more challenging in Garden State

New report outlines how COVID-19 caught officials off guard, ill-equipped and poorly-informed

The school’s nursing program now has more than 1,800 students

Big increase in attendance since classes became free

Interview with Charlotte Thomas Hawkins, associate dean at Rutgers School of Nursing

North Jersey hospitals brace for a predicted surge in COVID-19 patients this weekend. They'll see an extra 900 ICU patients, according to one model. We ...

As part of the curriculum in the nursing program at Thomas Edison State University, nursing students get out of the classroom and spend time working ...

Since New Jersey began requiring hospitals and nursing homes to report the patient loads of each individual nurse, the nurse-to-patient ratios have improved.

In the lab, manikins simulate the many different complex circumstances that a nurse could encounter during surgery.