Happy National Dog Day to our canine volunteers - Tito (standing guard in the street), Boosie (striking a pose for a headshot) and Wanda (relaxing with employees)! They spread so much joy throughout our hospital. Patients and employees love and appreciate their therapeutic visits.
Trinitas Regional Medical Center
Hospitals and Health Care
Elizabeth, NJ 3,492 followers
Our goal: exceed expectations and provide an environment that is conducive to healing and promotes patient safety.
About us
Trinitas Regional Medical Center, located in Elizabeth, N.J., is a full-service health care facility serving those living and working in Eastern and Central Union counties. The hospital was established in January 2000, following the consolidation of St. Elizabeth Hospital and Elizabeth General Medical Center. Our hospital operates on two major campuses. Trinitas Regional Medical Center has 554 beds, including a 120-bed long-term care center, and Trinitas Regional Medical Center is proud to offer state-of-the-art medicine backed by compassion and competence.
- Website
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http://www.rwjbh.org/trinitas-regional-medical-center/
External link for Trinitas Regional Medical Center
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Elizabeth, NJ
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2000
Locations
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Primary
225 Williamson St.
Elizabeth, NJ 07207, US
Employees at Trinitas Regional Medical Center
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Bethany Joseph, LSW, MPH, CCM
Director, TRAC Program at TRMC RWJ Behavioral Health
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Jan Margolis
President and CEO at Applied Research Corporation
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Gerard Muench
Administrative Director, Emergency Department
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Matthew Letizia, DO, FACOEP
Board certified EMS Physician and Emergency Medicine Physician
Updates
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Sean Pangilinan, BSN, RN, a behavioral health nurse at the New Point Campus, is the 2024 recipient of the Rising Star Award. Sean came to Trinitas one year ago after working in medical-surgical and home care nursing for the previous four years. “I’ve held numerous jobs in health care before becoming a nurse and found that I felt a sense of purpose and accomplishment when helping my patients,” he says. “I enjoyed being able to positively impact the lives of others, so naturally, I became a nurse.” In addition to his routine tasks, he says, “Sometimes we have to calm patients down. Sometimes they just need someone to listen to them. Patience, empathy, and a level head go a long way. It can get busy, but there’s good supporting staff at Trinitas. My superpower is being calm and a good listener. I attribute these qualities to my success here as a nurse.” Though Sean has been offered opportunities to work elsewhere, he says, “I couldn't ask for a better team than the one I have at Trinitas. Everyone is supportive and willing to help. The staff is friendly, experienced and I've learned so much from them.” Every May, Trinitas recognizes nurses like Sean that go above and beyond to deliver compassionate patient care with Nursing Excellence Awards. Interested in joining our award-winning nursing team? Learn more by visiting: rwjbh.org/trinitascareers
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Sign up to save a life in the future by becoming an organ donor today! Visit registerme.org
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Save the date! Join our Golf Outing and Spa Day on Wednesday, Oct. 16 at Fiddler's Elbow Country Club in Bedminster and support the Trinitas Foundation. Email [email protected] or call 908-994-8249.
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The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), located in the Medical Arts Building at Trinitas Regional Medical Center, an RWJBarnabas Health facility, celebrated their 50th anniversary during National Breastfeeding Week (Aug. 1-7) by inviting women from the breastfeeding support group to gather for lunch and share their experiences. WIC is located in the Medical Arts Building, 200 Williamson St., Suite 150, Elizabeth. For an appointment, call (908) 994-5141 or visit rwjbh.org/trinitaswic for more information. You can also apply online at wic.njgov/participantportal. Processing takes about 15 minutes. A staff member will contact you to set up an appointment.
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Juanito Solomon, the 2024 recipient of the Mental Health Worker of the Year Award, received his bachelor’s in nursing degree in the Philippines in 1998. In 2019, he and his entire family immigrated to the US by way of petition by his father, who became a mental health worker in the Behavioral Health Department at the New Point Campus, and Solomon came to the Williamson Street Campus as a storeroom clerk in Food & Nutrition. In 2020, when his father passed away from COVID, Solomon followed in his professional footsteps and is now a Mental Health Worker Degreed. “I became a mental health worker because I believe every person, no matter what they are, who they are, what they have done in the past or whatever race, gender, sexuality, and religion, all deserve health care service that treats them equally and adequately.” Solomon’s passion for his profession is evident. “I choose to work at Trinitas because of the professionalism, diversity and equality that exists here,” he says. “After years of looking for the right workplace for me, this is where I settled, and I love the environment.” It’s only natural that with passion comes compassion, he says. “My superpower is taking care, being compassionate and having a meaningful relationship with my patients.” Every May, Trinitas recognizes health care workers like Juanito that go above and beyond to deliver compassionate patient care with Nursing Excellence Awards. Interested in joining our award-winning nursing team? Learn more by visiting: rwjbh.org/trinitascareers
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Trinitas Regional Medical Center and NJ Sharing Network team members recently came together for a special flag raising as a poignant tribute for an organ donor hero who gave the gift of life to others in need. During this solemn ceremony, team members paid their respects to the patient and their family.
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