Access Nurses Weekly- New Orleans, Louisiana
Volume 8 Number 8 - March 1st
Louisiana is a place where the ordinary is always extraordinary. In fact, step inside Louisiana and you will find a place unlike any you have ever seen before. Only in Louisiana can you find long lasting influences of French, Spanish, and African ancestry or past secret pirate hideaways. Only in Louisiana can you find the longest coastline of any state and the largest span of coastal wetlands in North America. Only in Louisiana can you smell the sweet magnolias in the air, feel the mysterious fog blanketing the bayous, and hear the laughter of children at a Mardi Gras parade. Come experience what you can find only in Louisiana today!
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Contact your recruiter or call Access Nurses at 1-866-687-7390 to inquire about the following jobs!
New Orleans, Louisiana
Med/Surg
Positions: 26
Shift: Days/Nights Rotating
Start Date: ASAP
San Diego, California
PICU
Positions: 4
Shift: 7p-7a
Start Date: ASAP
Columbia, Missouri
ER
Positions: 2
Shift: 12 hour nights
Start Date: April 23, May 7th
Chicago, Illinois
CVICU
Positions: 1
Shift: 12 hour nights
Start Date: ASAP
Sacramento, California
Cardiac Tele
Positions: 1
Shift: 12 hour nights
Start Date: ASAP
Manteca, California
Med Surg/Tele
Positions: 1
Shift: 12 hour nights
Start Date: ASAP
Beverly, Massachusetts
ICU/Tele
Shift: 12 hour nights
Start Date: ASAP
Greenville, North Carolina
Dialysis
Shift: 12 hour days
Start Date: ASAP
Jackson, Tennessee
Med/Surg
Shift: 12 hour various shifts
Start Date: ASAP
Everett, Washington
L&D
Positions: 4
Shift: 12 hour days and nights
Start Date: ASAP
Orange County, California
L&D
Positions: 5
Shift: 12 hour nights
Start Date: ASAP
San Diego, California
ICU
Positions: 6
Shift: 12 hour nights
Start Date: ASAP
Gainesville, Florida
ER
Positions: 2
Shift: Nights
Start Date: ASAP - will interview quickly
Bakersfield, CA & Lynwood, CA
Case Management
Positions: 2
Shift: 8 hour days
Start Date: ASAP
Largo, Florida
Observational Tele
Positions: 2
Shift: 7p-7a
Start Date: ASAP
Brooksville, Florida
CVICU
Positions: 2
Shift: Rotating
Start Date: ASAP
Hartford, Connecticut
Dialysis
Positions: 1
Shift: 8 or 10 hour days
Start Date: ASAP
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Dialysis
Positions: 1
Shift: 8 or 10 hour days
Start Date: ASAP
Ventura, California
Dialysis
Positions: 1
Shift: 8 or 10 hour days
Start Date: ASAP
Bakersfield, California
Dialysis
Positions: 1
Shift: 8 or 10 hour days
Start Date: ASAP
Nursing Site of the Week
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Featured Forum Topic
When will I feel comfortable with my new job?
I will be graduating nursing school in May and have been hired on to a Medical floor. I am already thinking of how scared I’m going to be out on my own. How long did it take anyone else to feel confident when they started out? Any advice on things that will prepare me for the real world?
Humor
The Biggest Lie
Two boys were arguing when the teacher entered the room. The teacher asked, “Why are you arguing?”
One boy answered, “We found a ten-dollar bill and decided to give it to whoever tells the biggest lie.”
“You should be ashamed of yourselves,” said the teacher.
“When I was your age, I didn’t even know what a lie was.”
The boys gave the ten dollars to the teacher.