THIS IS A DRILL Update: Center established at 234 Hamburg Turnpike for worried well and patient families. A patient experience rep is on site. Statement for patient families: We are working closely with the Wayne Fire and Police Department on an incident within the Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Center. We are working to evacuate patients to […]
Security is on hand at the main entrance to check in visitors and direct them to Meyer Conference Room to receive updates regarding their loved ones. Food Services will provide bottles of water and snacks for those waiting. This is an exercise.
This is an Exercise: Family Waiting Area Established at Meyer Conference Room Read More »
Urgent notice to the community: In conjunction with the Passaic County Office of Emergency Management, a mass casualty incident has taken place at the ice rink in Wayne. Do not approach the ice rink. All “Beer League” games are canceled. St. Joseph’s Wayne Medical Center Emergency Department is on divert as we manage an influx
This is an exercise:Wayne Ice Rink Closed Due to Mass Casualty Incident Read More »
This is a friendly reminder that we will be conducting our quarterly test of the mass notification system this Friday, January 26, 2024, between 11:00-11:30 AM. This test is a vital part of our commitment to maintaining a safe and informed environment. Test Alert: Duration: No Action Required: Purpose of this test is to test
Quarterly Mass Notification System Test – Friday, January 26, 2024 Read More »
Videos Links for /Timekeepers & Staff. TimeKeepers: https://youtu.be/oWDIBGuGQC8 Downtime Punch: https://youtu.be/B8UZVW5-2Xs
Educational Materials Available for Temporary Time & Attendance System Read More »
To address the impact of this extended outage, St. Joseph’s has built our own temporary time tracking system that will be rolled out today, Wednesday, December 22, 2021, to allow remote office employees and those without access to a clock to punch in and out. The system also gives timekeepers/managers the ability to make changes and insert appropriate pay codes (BTB, etc.).
Temporary Time & Attendance System Created – Timekeepers’ Webinars Begin Today! Read More »
In keeping with the New Jersey statewide standardized visitation policy, the Northern New Jersey region, which includes St. Joseph’s Health, has been elevated to a “Level Yellow” status for all visitors, going into effect today, Friday, December 3, 2021. Although the St. Joseph’s Health COVID-19 positive patient volume continues to remain steady with slight upticks, the change in status is based on the coronavirus risk levels in surrounding communities.
Visitors Policy Returns to YELLOW — Effective Today, Friday, December 3, 2021 Read More »
Thank you for serving as our “front door” for so many patients and visitors coming in to St. Joseph’s Health each day. It is critically important that we follow one standard process to screen all patients and visitors for COVID-19 at our points of entry. For your convenience, we’ve assembled a toolkit to assist in the patient/visitor screening process, a key area of observation for DNV/OSHA surveyors. Please print and share this message and the PDF documents with staff who are stationed at patient and visitor access points.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention approved and recommends a “booster” shot of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for healthcare workers to offer the best protection against serious illness. Effective immediately, St. Joseph’s will offer the booster to all employees. The CDC recommends that a booster dose is administered six months after completion of the
COVID Boosters Available for All St. Joseph’s Employees Read More »
Since the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020, St. Joseph’s Health has closely monitored trends – in the COVID-19 variants, treatment, testing, and vaccination. What we’ve witnessed – both in our region and throughout the state – is a steady surge, caused by the Delta variant, that experts agree will continue as we head
St. Joseph’s Offers Options: Vaccinate or Comply with Weekly Testing Read More »
