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Newark, NJ, United States

Rutgers Health is Rutgers University's health system providing education, research, and patient care across New Jersey.

Rutgers Health is the health system of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. It advances health through education, research, and patient care across statewide academic centers and affiliated hospitals. The organization trains clinicians and health professionals through one of the nation’s largest graduate medical education programs and supports a broad portfolio of education, research, and clinical services. It serves diverse communities in New Jersey and beyond with patient care, community health initiatives, and wellness resources for students, staff, faculty, and the public. Rutgers Health partners with Rutgers University and RWJBarnabas Health to advance health care, population health, and translational science across the region.

To advance health through education, research, and compassionate patient care for diverse communities.

What we offer

Undergraduate Education

Service

Offers diverse undergraduate health science programs for aspiring health professionals.

rutgershealth.org/education-training/undergraduate-education

Wellness Support Services

Service

Comprehensive wellness support for employees and students to enhance mental health and well-being.

rutgershealth.org/clinical-health-affairs/well-being/programs

Rutgers Health Food Services

Service

Provides access to nutritious food, cooking workshops, and community support.

rutgershealth.org/rutgers-health-food-pantry-newark

Clinical Trials

Service

Join over 450 clinical trials to access innovative treatments and impact patient outcomes.

rutgershealth.org/patient-care/clinical-trials

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

Clinical operations and site management

89.07 Billion USD7.1% CAGR

Operational services for trial conduct including project management, site monitoring, site management, patient recruitment and retention.

Health professions education

128.44 Billion USD8.53% CAGR

Undergraduate and postgraduate programs that prepare pharmacists and other healthcare professionals through accredited curricula, clinical rotations, interdisciplinary learning, and research opportunities.

Behavioral Health and Wellness

14 Billion USD7% CAGR

Services to support emotional well‑being for students and staff, including teletherapy, one‑to‑one and peer‑led support, and funded wellness initiatives.

Food security and community nutrition

12 Billion USD5.5% CAGR

Meal production and nutrition programs that reduce food insecurity via CACFP-compliant meal preparation and delivery, seasonal child meal programs, and nutrition education.

More information about our offering

Undergraduate Education

Undergraduate Education at Rutgers Health offers health-science pathways through certificates and degrees, including vascular sonography certificates, bachelor’s degrees in clinical laboratory science, and a six-year Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program. These offerings provide entry points for pharmacy and other health professions, preparing graduates for roles in clinical, research, and health-care settings across Rutgers Health and affiliated institutions. The page explains how to apply and provides information to learn about pharmacy programs, supporting students as they pursue health-care careers.

  • Complete PharmD in Six Years
    Embark on an accelerated path to becoming a licensed pharmacist through our comprehensive six-year program.
  • Discover Pharmacy Pathways
    Explore diverse pharmacy programs at Rutgers that cater to various career interests in health care.
  • Earn Bachelor's Degree
    Gain comprehensive knowledge and skills necessary for a career in clinical laboratory sciences.
  • Get Admissions Guidance
    Access crucial information for navigating the pharmacy program application process.
  • Obtain Vascular Sonography Certification
    Get certified in vascular sonography to advance your career in health sciences.

Wellness Support Services

Rutgers Health offers a range of wellness support services, including Uwill teletherapy for immediate counseling, peer support through One 2 One 2 CARE and CIRCLE Peer Talk/Text Groups, and funding for wellness initiatives via Joy at Work Mini-Grants. These services aim to promote emotional well-being, social connections, and mental health support tailored to the needs of employees and students.

  • Access Therapy Remotely
    Utilizes a secure platform for students to connect with therapists easily.
  • Facilitate Personal Connections
    Employees can engage in confidential sessions aimed at sharing experiences and coping strategies.
  • Provides Financial Support
    Ensures Rutgers Health employees can develop wellness initiatives effectively.
  • Facilitates Open Communication
    Groups designed to share experiences and support in a confidential environment.

Rutgers Health Food Services

Rutgers Health operates multiple food services including the Food Pantry and the Community Farmers Market, providing free access to nutritious food and essentials for the Rutgers community, cooking workshops to promote healthy eating, and mobile pantry events to reach those in need. The services accept various nutrition assistance benefits and aim to improve food security and health within the community.

  • Offers Free Essentials
    Ensures students access necessary resources without financial burden.
  • Expands Food Access
    Brings food resources closer to community members in need.
  • Supports Diverse Needs
    Helps families secure affordable, nutritious food.
  • Teaches Healthy Cooking
    Engages the community in learning nutritious cooking techniques.

Clinical Trials

Rutgers Health supports a broad portfolio of clinical trials across medical, dental, nursing, and allied health schools. The Clinical Trials Office centralizes administration, harmonizes processes, and improves trial operations efficiency. Trials cover various diseases and interventions, including cancer research conducted with the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, offering opportunities for patient participation and access to innovative therapies.

  • Facilitates Advanced Cancer Treatments
    Patients benefit from cutting-edge therapies through specialized trials.
  • Enhances Trial Efficiency
    Centralized administration improves clinical trial effectiveness.
  • Access to Innovative Therapies
    Participants can receive treatments before they are widely available.
  • Offers Diverse Research Participation
    Patients can choose from various trials targeting numerous health conditions.
  • Facilitates Interdisciplinary Research
    Encourages collaboration for comprehensive patient care.

References

Methodology and sourcing behind the figures shown above.

Clinical operations and site management

Used published market reports in the search results. Polaris Market Research reports the broader clinical operations and development market at USD 89.07 billion (2024) with a 7.1% CAGR (2025–2034), which aligns with the user’s ‘clinical operations’ scope. Site-management-specific reports (SMO) show a much smaller submarket (~USD 10–11B) but higher projected growth (≈7–11% CAGR), indicating that site management is a high-growth component within the larger clinical operations market.

Health professions education

Multiple market reports in the search results estimate the global healthcare/medical education market in the low-to-mid hundreds of billions USD (2024–2025). Reported 2024–2025 values cluster around USD ~114–146B; PrecedenceResearch gives USD 128.44B for 2025 and an 8.53% CAGR. Other independent reports show similar multi-billion-dollar TAMs and CAGR estimates in the 7–11% range; I selected USD 128.44B (2025) and a growth potential of ~8.53% as a conservative, report-supported central estimate for health professions education.

Behavioral Health and Wellness

Search results show global behavioral/mental wellness market estimates in the mid-2020s ranging roughly USD 130–185 billion (multiple industry reports). Using those as the base and treating K–12/higher-education student services plus staff/employee wellbeing programs as a subset of overall behavioral health (institutional/organizational services, teletherapy, EAPs, school-based programs), I estimate this segment represents about 5–10% of total behavioral health spending. Midpoint (~8%) of a ~USD 170B market yields ~USD 14B. Growth potential is likely above overall-market averages due to rising school and employer-funded programs, teletherapy expansion, and policy/funding increases; I estimate a ~7% CAGR (within reported ranges of ~3–9%).

Food security and community nutrition

Search results did not provide a direct market-size figure for meal-production and community nutrition programs. I used the provided industry benchmark (global food security technologies market: $5.64B in 2024, CAGR ~6.18%) as a related datapoint and adjusted upward using internal sector knowledge (federal meal reimbursements, summer/child meal programs, nonprofit meal delivery, nutrition-education contracts and local program spending) to estimate the broader service/program market at roughly $10–15B; selected midpoint $12.0B. Growth potential (CAGR 5.5%) reflects ongoing policy support, higher food-insecurity prevalence post‑pandemic, and technology/efficiency adoption (benchmarked to the cited ~6.2% CAGR).

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