New York metropolitan area
How far should a clinician in Morris County look when comparing injector training? Wikipedia says the New York metropolitan area "is the largest metropolitan economy in the world". For a clinician around Morristown, New Jersey, this is the training market next door, and it is the one that makes a shared yardstick useful.
One yardstick for a market this size
A clinician comparing offerings across a market this size needs the same yardstick for each one: hours, credit and cost.
- For practice time, start with Hands-on Hours and Practice Volume: how many hours a course puts you at the needle.
- For paperwork, Certificates, Credits and Licensing asks which certificate and which credits apply to your license.
- For the bill, Training Costs and Course Formats weighs mentorships and short courses by price and by time away from work.
Clinicians in the area can also read the New Jersey Department of Health homepage for state-level health information, and the hospital's own description at Morristown Medical Center.
Why Morris County gets its own page
By Wikipedia's account, Morris County is part of the New York metropolitan area, and it is a county of commuter towns rather than large cities. That is why this site covers the county and Morris Township on their own pages and treats the wider area as the neighbor. A clinician in Parsippany, Randolph or Madison can start with those two pages and widen the search here. Wikipedia also has an entry on the county's County College of Morris.