That would be a hybrid tea.

Oh yes I've heard of them. Are hybrid tea roses disease resistant?

Usually not in your area I have heard.

You might like the Kordes rose, Grande Amore. It's available at Northland Rosarium and other nurseries.

To answer your initial question, which has been partially answered, yes, that would be Hybrid Tea, and it may, or may not be a "vine type", by which I presume you mean a climbing type. There are climbing Hybrid Teas as well as bush types. You may be able to find plants of both types which may have better disease resistance where you are. The most reliable recommendations would be from people who live near where you are in New Jersey. There are different strains of the major diseases in other areas of the country which may, nor may not, exist where you live. People in your city, even neighborhood, would be able to give you the most reliable, accurate information about which specific roses best resist disease there.

You may want to try Olympiad, which looks a lot like your photo and is disease resistant.

Eh I just looked it up and the olympiad has little to no fragrance... It did state that its very disease resistant tho

It is unfortunate that the ratings don't state where they were found to be valid. What black spots for Californians may well be spot free in New Jersey and vice versa. Mildew is often an issue on many roses here, while it is rare elsewhere. We have rust on some very disease resistant roses while many in the rest of the country never see it because it's more of a hot, arid climate issue. If there are local rose society members in your area, their experiences of how resistant something is should provide you with more accurate, valid information than anything anyone else around the country could share with you. Because the strains of diseases which exist in YOUR yard and the disease pressures (climate, conditions, etc.) in YOUR location, are often very different from elsewhere in the country, and world. I would honestly suggest you contact the most local rose society group to where you live to check the information you obtain outside of your area to determine how valid it may be for where you live.

A hybrid tea that is disease resistant in NJ is difficult to find. Olympiad was not disease resistant for me or my friend in Monmouth county, nor were Oklahoma, Chrysler Imperial, or Mister Lincoln.

Following up on roseseek's recommendation, there are two rose societies in the state: West Jersey, meeting in Medford, and Jersey Shore, meeting in Tinton Falls.

Thank you, Diane. As the old Packard automobile ads used to state, "Ask the man (or woman!) who owns one!"