NJCU Unveils Renovated Nursing Education Center Amid Severe Nursing Shortage
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – New Jersey City University (NJCU) has officially reopened its revamped Nursing Education Center (NEC) in Rossey Hall, featuring cutting-edge technology and simulation equipment to enhance the hands-on education of nursing students. The facility opened its doors to students on June 12, 2025, as NJCU addresses New Jersey’s critical nursing shortage, projected to reach 10,000 by 2030, currently among the highest in the nation.
Dr. Esther Nir, Interim Dean of the College of Professional Studies, emphasized the institution’s commitment to preparing future nurses to meet the evolving demands of healthcare. The new center includes a fully equipped medication room for hands-on training with industry-standard technology, along with immersive virtual reality simulations to enhance critical thinking and clinical decision-making.
Faculty members expressed pride in the enhancements, which aim to attract and retain nursing students and ensure they are well-prepared for modern healthcare challenges. As NJCU continues to invest in high-impact educational facilities, it positions itself as a leader in addressing the nursing workforce crisis in New Jersey and beyond.
For more information, visit NJCU or contact Ira Thor at 201-200-3301.
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