Jersey City Medical Center, an RWJBarnabas Health hospital announced that the American Hospital Association (AHA) presented the Medical Center with a plaque in appreciation for its 75 years of participation and leadership in the AHA.

AHA Regional Executive Michael Draine presented the award to Jersey City Medical Center’s President and CEO Jonathan P. Kyriacou on May 19, with staff from across the organization present.

The American Hospital Association is proud to recognize Jersey City Medical Center for 75 years of membership and continued commitment to quality care said AHA Regional Executive Michael Draine.

Michael Draine, MBA said, “The American Hospital Association is proud to recognize Jersey City Medical Center for 75 years of membership in the AHA and for their continued commitment to serving the greater Erie region and parts of New York and Ohio.”

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Jonathan P. Kyriacou, President and CEO of Jersey City Medical Center, accepted the 75-year membership award from the American Hospital Association.

“Receiving this recognition from the American Hospital Association is a profound milestone that reflects the Medical Center’s dedication to healthcare excellence. For 75 years, our partnership with the AHA has strengthened our ability to innovate, advocate, and deliver exceptional care. I accept this award on behalf of our 2500 employees, 835 physicians and the generations of dedicated caregivers and staff, whose commitment has ensured the health and resilience of Hudson County’s residents for the next 75 years and beyond.” said Kyriacou.

Jersey City Medical Center, a 348-bed hospital established in 1882, serves Hudson County and is home to the region’s only Level II Trauma Center and open-heart surgery program. The Medical Center has received multiple national recognitions including Magnet designation and top safety and maternity awards.

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