To Nurses on
The Frontlines,
We Support You.
Johnson & Johnson Response to the Outbreak
For more information about the Company's response to the COVID-19 crisis and our support for frontline health workers
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Supporting Frontline Workers
Johnson & Johnson has had an enduring 134-year commitment to supporting frontline health workers. This commitment continues today as Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies and the Johnson & Johnson Foundation have committed $50 million dollars to support and supply frontline workers with things like meals, protective equipment, extra training and mental health support. Watch here.
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5B: A remarkable story
Johnson & Johnson has a legacy in HIV that spans over 25 years, and we remain committed to driving innovation across the continuum of HIV care: prevention, treatment and cure. Learn more about the award-winning film 5B, proudly commissioned by Johnson & Johnson. 5B is on demand everywhere.
Innovate with us
Nurses are uniquely positioned to change the global trajectory of health for humanity. Johnson & Johnson is proud to support and elevate the impact of nursing by championing nurse-led innovation that can transform human health.
Latest Notes on Nursing
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Like the pioneering nurses who were on the frontlines of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, nurses on the frontlines of COVID-19 are overcoming challenges and driving new standards of care. Learn how the Rutgers University School of Nursing is inspiring nurse leaders of tomorrow with lessons from the nurses of Ward 5B.2020-06-15T21:36:16.361Z -
On May 15-17, 2020, Johnson & Johnson proudly co-sponsored the NurseHack4Health: COVID-19 Virtual Hackathon. Together with SONSIEL, Microsoft and dev up, we convened over 500 nurses, other healthcare professionals and tech enthusiasts to help solve COVID-19 health challenges with technological solutions.2020-06-08T16:33:39.461Z -
Together with the Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) and Johnson & Johnson Innovation - JLABS, we’re thrilled to announce the two awardees of the Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire Challenge in Oncology: Micah Skeens from Nationwide Children's Hospital and Janet Van Cleave from New York University’s Rory Meyers College of Nursing.2020-05-28T00:41:49.774Z
Supporting Nurses on the Frontlines of Care
Learn about independently developed continuing education resources available to nurses focused on addressing public health issues in communities