New Jersey Emergency Nurses Association

28/02/2026

Strap on your boots and sharpen your skills!
The 47th Annual Emergency Care Conference is ridin’ into Atlantic City.
March 18–20, 2026 | Hard Rock
https://www.newjerseyena.org/ecc2026

21/02/2026

This ain’t our first rodeo! But it could be yours!
Join emergency nurses from across the region at the 47th Annual ECC — country style.
March 18–20, 2026 | Hard Rock Atlantic City
Details here: https://www.newjerseyena.org/ecc2026

20/02/2026

NJ ENA supports NJ Nursing Students!

20/02/2026

NJ’s Kim Russo

16/02/2026

Mr February! Terry Foster, RN

Thanks to Kat Renaker-New for the Mt. Dew cake story/shout out in Villa Hills & Fort Mitchell Living magazine! I’ve had many people tell me they saw this. I’m wondering if I can now be known as “Mr. February” please? It’s kind of near the centerfold.

14/02/2026

Round up your crew and ride into Atlantic City!
The 47th Annual Emergency Care Conference is going country!

Early bird rates end 2/17 so be sure register before then to get the best rates!

March 18–20, 2026 | Hard Rock
https://www.newjerseyena.org/ecc2026

07/02/2026

Y’all ready for this? 🤠
Saddle up for the 47th Annual Emergency Care Conference — emergency nursing, country style.
March 18–20, 2026 | Hard Rock Atlantic City
https://www.newjerseyena.org/ecc2026

05/02/2026

The passage of the Dr. Lorna Breen Health Care Provider Protection Reauthorization Act is a victory in the ALL IN: Wellbeing First for Health Care Coalition’s effort to protect the health and well-being of nurses, physicians and all health care professionals.

This is just the first step. As a proud member of the ALL IN Coalition, ENA now urges Congress to fund the programs created by the act to drive improvements in the systems where health workers are educated, train and practice.

For too long, nurses, physicians and other health care workers have suffered from burnout and poor mental health while giving their all to deliver patient care. This act funds programs that support the mental health of the people who are there for us every day and offers evidence-based guidance to facilities to address operations that contribute to burnout.

This is the kind of support that can keep a nurse at the stretcherside. It can save careers and it can save lives.

I encourage everyone to contact their lawmakers and urge Congress to provide $45 million for Lorna Breen Act programs in the next fiscal year using the Fund Lorna Breen Act Programs Action Alert.

— ENA President Dustin Bass |

https://drlornabreen.org/fundlba/

05/02/2026

Get registered!