Jersey Proud: Nursing students at Sister Claire Tynan School have white coat ceremony
The event marks the start of their health care professional journey.
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Oct 13, 2023, 2:26 AM
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3ds agoThe newest class of nursing students at Sister Claire Tynan School in Englewood Cliffs had their white coat ceremony Thursday night.
The event marks the start of their health care professional journey.
The COVID-19 pandemic gutted the nursing ranks across the country. New Jersey is forecast to have over 11,000 nursing vacancies by 2030.
