Yes, New Jersey has specific regulations governing healthcare staffing. These regulations typically pertain to licensing requirements for healthcare professionals, background checks, and compliance with state and federal labor laws. For example, healthcare staffing agencies in New Jersey must ensure that the professionals they place meet all applicable licensure and certification requirements. Additionally, they must adhere to regulations related to worker safety, wages, and working conditions outlined by entities such as the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
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