Jackie Roman is a healthcare reporter for NJ.com and The Star-Ledger. She covers a diverse range of topics within health and wellness, including mental health, harm reduction efforts, and community-based healthcare initiatives aimed at improving public safety. Jackie’s work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Governing, MSN, and Yahoo News.
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Jackie Roman's coverage is focused on local, New Jersey-based stories with a significant emphasis on crime and accidents. Given this focus, pitches should be tailored to relevant local issues such as crime trends, community safety initiatives or infrastructure development in New Jersey.
The majority of her articles fall under evolving stories and breaking news categories which suggests that she may respond well to timely updates or developments related to ongoing incidents or investigations in the region. Additionally, given the high percentage of government announcements covered by Jackie, providing insights into local government policies and their impact on communities could also be an effective pitch strategy.
Considering the predominance of crime-related themes in her coverage, experts who can provide valuable commentary on law enforcement practices, criminal justice system reforms or public safety measures within New Jersey are likely to capture her attention.
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A coffee product sold in New York and New Jersey is being recalled due to a possible botulism risk.
By: Jackie Roman
The utility agency insists the odors aren't coming from its facility.
By: Jackie Roman
U.S. News & World Report evaluated 93 hospitals across the Garden State and recognized 11 as the best regional facilities.
By: Jackie Roman
We've all been there — you're getting blood drawn, but the clinician can't find your veins. Maybe you didn't drink enough water and now you've got to grit your teeth through multiple needle sticks.
The potentially catastrophic illness, also called Zika fever, is primarily spread through Aedes mosquitoes.
By: Jackie Roman
A disruption in federal funding has delayed critical services for individuals in mental health crises.
By: Jackie Roman
New Jersey will open home-like mental health centers available around the clock in five counties, while advocacy groups push for a 40-cent monthly phone fee to sustain services.
By: Jackie Roman
Supporters say the law protects private medical care that’s become highly politicized. But anti-abortion groups worried even prayer would become criminalized.
By: Jackie Roman
After nearly 40 years of practice and specialized training, one doctor says he was fired solely for his age.
Two New Jersey medical centers were selected by Becker's Hospital Review for show excellence "at every level of care."
