Access Nurses Weekly - Los Angeles, California
Volume 8 Number 3 - January 25th
Los Angeles is a bustling city with much to offer. In fact, it is the only place where you can go surfing in the morning, snowboarding in the afternoon, and star searching at night. Hollywood, ocean activities, fantastic and diverse cuisine, art in every form of expression, great shopping, and a rocking nightlife make up the true elements of a Los Angeles escape.
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Hot Jobs
Contact your recruiter or call Access Nurses at 1-866-687-7390 to inquire about the following jobs!
Los Angeles, California
Clinical Educator, PP, Peds, L&D, NICU
Positions: 4
Shift: 8a-5p M-F
Start Date: ASAP
Albuquerque, New Mexico
ER
Positions: 3
Shift: 12 hour day/night rotation or straight nights
Start Date: 2/5/07
Gainesville, Florida
CCU
Positions: 20
Shift: 12 hour days and nights
Start Date: 1/29/07
Memphis, Tennessee
Ante-Partum
Shift: 12 hour nights
Start Date: ASAP
Keene, New Hampshire
ER
Shift: 12 hour nights
Start Date: ASAP
Morrisville, Vermont
OR Circulate
Shift: 8/10 hour day shifts
Start Date: ASAP
National City, California
ICU
Positions: 4
Shift: Nights
Start Date: ASAP
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Cath Lab
Positions: 1
Shift: 12 hour shifts
Start Date: 2/5/07
Chinle, Arizona
ER
Positions: 2
Shift: Nights
Start Date: ASAP
El Centro, California
ER
Positions: 2
Shift: Nights
Start Date: ASAP
Caldwell, Idaho
MS
Positions: 4
Shift: Nights
Start Date: ASAP
Columbia, Missouri
ICU
Positions: 3
Shift: Days/Evenings/Nights
Start Date: ASAP
Hudson, Florida
PACU
Positions: 1
Shift: 11am - 7:30pm
Start Date: ASAP for a 10 week assignment
Hudson, Florida
MS/Tele
Positions: 6
Shift: 2 days and 4 nights
Start Date: ASAP
New Port Richey, Florida
Tele Observation
Positions: 3
Shift: 1 day and 2 nights
Start Date: ASAP - will interview quickly
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Telemetry, ICU, IMC, L&D
Positions: 1
Shift: 12 hour nights
Start Date: ASAP
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Interventional Radiology
Positions: 1
Shift: 8 hour days
Start Date: ASAP
Everett, Washington
L&D
Positions: 10
Shift: 12 hour days and 12 hour nights
Start Date: ASAP
Stamford, Connecticut
Home Health
Positions: 2
Shift: 8 hour days M-F and rotating weekends
Start Date: ASAP
Featured Forum Topic
Would Like Help Choosing a New Area of Nursing
Hello Nurses,
I am currently in a dilemma, trying to choose a new area of nursing. I have med-surg nursing experience and rehab. I recently became a case manager and do not like administrative work, I miss patient care. I am torn between trying home care (visiting nurse), hospice, or maybe psych nursing. I have also thought about working for an agency where I may get exposure to various types of nursing and then decide. I’m sure there are others who have been in this position. I would love to hear the pros and cons of all options.
Thanks!
Humor
Seeing Eye Dog
Two buddies were out for a Sunday stroll. One had a Doberman and the other had a Chihuahua. As they sauntered down the street, the guy with the Doberman said to his friend, “Let’s go over to that restaurant and get something to drink.”
The guy with the Chihuahua said, “We can’t go in there. We’ve got dogs with us.”
The one with the Doberman said, “Just follow my lead.”
They walked over to the restaurant and the guy with the Doberman put on a pair of dark glasses and started to walk into the restaurant. The waiter at the door said, “Sorry, Mac, no pets allowed.”
The man with the Doberman said, “You don’t understand, this is my Seeing-Eye dog.”
The waiter said, “A Doberman pinscher?”
The man said, “Yes, they’re using them now. They’re very good.”
The waiter said, “Okay then, come on in.”
The buddy with the Chihuahua figured he’d try it too, so he put on a pair of dark glasses and started to walk into the restaurant. Once again the waiter said, “Sorry pal, no pets allowed.”
The man with the Chihuahua said, “You don’t understand. This is my Seeing-Eye dog.”
The waiter said, “A Chihuahua?”
The man with the Chihuahua said, “A Chihuahua?!! A Chihuahua?!! They gave me a Chihuahua??”
Darren L, RN
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