Governor Murphy signed Executive Order (EO) 415 which terminates several public health emergency EOs

Governor Murphy signed Executive Order (EO) 415 which terminates several public health emergency EOs

Governor Murphy signed Executive Order (EO) 415 which terminates several public health emergency EOs. This impacts advanced practice nurses in NJ as they were permitted temporary flexible practices (e.g. related to collaborative agreements and prescriptive authority) during the COVID-19 pandemic. The termination of EO 103 specifically is effective February 16, 2026 (provided by a 30-day extension) to give Advanced Practice Nurses time to ensure adherence with practice requirements. Read the Executive Order 415 HERE.

New Jersey Nurse Journal features NJCCN’s Nurse Residency Collaborative: NJCCN Continues to Support Retention Across the State

New Jersey Nurse Journal features NJCCN’s Nurse Residency Collaborative: NJCCN Continues to Support Retention Across the State

The latest issue of New Jersey Nurse Journal highlights how the New Jersey Collaborating Center for Nursing’s Nurse Residency Collaborative continues to strengthen the nurse retention statewide.  Authored by Daria Waszak, DNP, RN, CNE, COHN-S, Executive Director of NJCCN, the article explores success in supporting new nurses during their transition to practice and improving workforce sustainability.

Read more: New Jersey Nurse Journal Article

New Website: Access Care NJ

New Website: Access Care NJ

Access Care NJ has launched a new website to inform consumers about Nurse Practitioners (NPs) providing access to care in New Jersey. It includes resources to help consumers navigate access to health and mental health care.  The Access Care NJ website also provides information about NP education and a NJ bill which can remove NP practice restrictions and promote affordable quality care access where New Jerseyans need it the most. Visit https://www.accesscarenj.com for more information