
For healthcare to work, it takes nurses.
That’s why Johnson & Johnson is proud to Advocate for, Elevate, and Empower Nurses for over 125 years.
Our Objective
To attract and strengthen an innovative, thriving, and diverse nursing workforce, empowered to advance health equity and transform healthcare.
The Extraordinary Impact of Nursing
In celebration of National Nurses Month and International Nurses Day on May 12, watch this video from our Chairman and CEO Joaquin Duato, highlighting the power of the profession to transform healthcare.
Nursing and the Power of Community Care
With a deep understanding of the Black community, Julius Johnson, DNP, RN, FNP-BC, is meeting patients where they are – like barbershops, dance clubs, sports fields, and churches – to improving outcomes and health equity. Hear more from Dr. Johnson’s conversation with Vanessa Broadhurst, as they discuss why it’s important to meet patients where they are – like barbershop, dance clubs, sports fields, and churches.
Watch our special TODAY show segments featuring Nurse Innovators
Continuing Education Credits
Through our partners and educational grants provided to independent, accredited continuing education (CE) providers, Johnson & Johnson is making resources available to nurses to focused on key areas.
Earn free CNE credits by listening to curated podcast bundles via the American Nurses Association.
Free online course for nursing students and new nurses focused on foundational resilience-building skills, including identifying red flags of stress, overcoming barriers to accessing mental health services, and more.
The EMPOWOR program, provided by JnJInstitute.com, is designed to provide nurses and OR personnel with clinical education and leadership resources.
This free continuing education initiative through CMEO educates clinicians on unconscious bias and healthcare disparities to improve patient care.
- Supported by the Johnson & Johnson Foundation, this program offers up to 17.5 hours of free NCPD through a virtual, non-clinical training program for frontline nurses who wish to develop in their current role or are interested in taking on new roles.

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