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Nursing
Announcement of Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education Site Visit (CCNE)
Dear Colleagues, and Constituents,
On March 28, 29 and 30, 2022 the New Jersey City University Department of Nursing will be hosting a site visit from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). CCNE is a nationally recognized accreditation agency for Baccalaureate and Masters Nursing Programs.
The site visit will be a reaccreditation for our Baccalaureate and Masters Programs. CCNE policy mandates that the department provide an opportunity for colleagues, constituents, and the community of interest to submit written input into the deliberations of the visiting evaluation team.
You are invited to participate in this process, along with students, alumni, faculty and employees. When providing written documentation please provide your name, address, telephone number and email address. Your comments will be accepted by the evaluation team until March 7, 2022. Third party comments received by CCNE are confidential and only shared by the evaluation team.
Please submit your comments to: thirdpartycomments@ccneaccrediation.org
Changing the Game for Our Students
- The pre-licensure nursing program at our new NJCU @ Fort Monmouth location is ranked #1 in the state.
- Our nursing programs at our main campus in Jersey City are ranked in the top 10% in the country .
- Our graduates are among top 15% highest-paid nationwide.
- If you want to be fully prepared to serve patients in the best possible ways, come to NJCU.
What Our Students Say
Elizabeth Trellis '19
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Staff Nurse, Jersey City Medical Center
"My experience at NJCU was wonderful! Without the R.N. to B.S.N. program, my life would be completely different. NJCU is the reason I am employed in a workplace that I love and in a career that I love. There was a world of opportunities available to me at NJCU and it was genuinely life changing.”
Degrees and Certificate Programs
Take courses online, in the classroom, and blended formats.
You take your career seriously, and so do we. Just as you have a responsibility to your patients, we have a responsibility to the profession to educate and socialize nurses to serve their workplaces and their communities in the best ways possible.
The NJCU Nursing Department serves the educational needs of current registered nurses or bachelor’s degree-holders looking to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Undergraduate Programs
- Second Degree Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (A.B.S.N. with 3-semester and 5-semester options)
- R.N. to B.S.N.
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Graduate Programs
- Master of Science with a Specialization in Nursing Education
- Master of Science in Nursing with a Specialization in School Nursing
- Post-Master's Certificate Program in Nursing Education
- School Nursing Certificate
Our R.N. to B.S.N. and 12-month Accelerated B.S.N. programs are rooted in excellent teaching, personal attention and a sound curriculum. Both programs are offered at our Jersey City campus and our Fort Monmouth location to accommodate the flexibility needs of our busy students.
NJCU also offers a part-time Master of Science (MS) with a Major in Nursing, Specializing in Nursing Education and a Post-Master’s Certificate Program. Students can complete the 37-credit MS degree program in approximately two years, and may begin the program in either the spring or the fall. The program is designed to provide a solid foundation for nurses to transition to careers as nurse educators.
Our graduates develop leadership and critical thinking skills that make them assets to the profession. Whether you want to pursue graduate study, develop your expertise in a specialty area or assume a leadership position, the NJCU Nursing Department can help you get there. Our outstanding faculty members are experienced nurses and excellent teachers who create a supportive, interactive learning environment.
We understand that some of the most effective learning happens outside the classroom. That’s why we partner with numerous clinical sites that offer a range of experience. From hospitals to hospice, from home care to behavioral health, opportunities abound to sharpen your skills and build new ones.
Careers
Hospitals and health systems are eager to employ baccalaureate-prepared nurses because they have a demonstrated a record of success and a well-defined work ethic that facilitates a more rapid and smooth transition into highly complex healthcare delivery environments.
Graduates of the RN to BSN and Accelerated BSN programs are prepared for a wide range of career options working in such fields as:
- Hospitals and healthcare facilities of all types
- Industry
- School Nursing
- Pharmaceutical Sales
- Home Health
- Hospice Care
- Case Management
- Long-term Care
Contact Us
Rossey Hall, Room 405
Phone: 201-200-3157
E-mail: nursing@njcu.edu
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Congratulations to Dr. Barbara Blozen for being appointed President of the NJ State Board of Nursing!