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Nurse – Registered (RN)
All About Staffing, LA-New Orleans
plan, and administer nursing care to patients. You… work week Minimum Requirements: Completion of nursing school and state license. 1 year recent acute…
From: All About Staffing
Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant Job
Hallmark Rehabilitation, -
therapy assistant services for geriatrics in the skilled/long term care nursing home setting under the supervision of a licensed Occupational Therapist…
From: Hallmark Rehabilitation
Occupational Therapist Job
Hallmark Rehabilitation, -
occupational therapy services for geriatrics in the skilled/long term care nursing home setting. Responsibilities: Responsibilities include: – Evaluating…
From: Hallmark Rehabilitation
MEDICAL BILLING and CODING – Training Available
SCB Careers, LA-Baton Rouge
Medical Offices, Chiropractors, Optometrists, Podiatrists, Family Doctors, Nursing Homes, Children’s Clinics and other Health Practitioners are looking for…
From: SCB Careers
MEDICAL ASSISTANT – Training Available
SCB Careers, LA-Baton Rouge
medical assistant school, medical assistant training, lpn, cna, rn, nurse, nursing, nurse practitioner, medical training, hospital, medical office assistant…
From: SCB Careers
Nursing – Management
All About Staffing, LA-New Orleans
of nursing practice and the legal and industry standards related to the Service Line. Performs other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Current LA nursing…
From: All About Staffing
Acute Dialysis Registered Nurse ( RN ) – ( Hemodialysis ) Monroe Jackson Street Acutes – ( Monroe, LA )
DaVita, LA-Monroe
LA Work autonomously Great opportunity for experienced RNs to learn an nursing speciality Be different. Do what you love. Work autonomously in a fast-paced…
From: DaVita
Acute Dialysis Registered Nurse ( RN ) – ( Hemodialysis ) – Southshore Acutes – ( Kenner, LA )
DaVita, LA-Kenner
Kenner/Westbank area – New Orleans, LA Great opportunity to learn dialysis nursing with the best! FT position. Call required Be different. Do what you love…
From: DaVita
Staff Registered Nurse ( Hemodialysis RN ) – Williamston ( Dialysis Care of Martin County – NC )
DaVita, -North Carolina
of all dialysis-related nursing services in an outpatient setting. Make the most of your nursing skills to… experience in providing nursing care to acutely ill…
From: DaVita
Acute Dialysis Registered Nurse ( RN ) – Uptown Acutes (New Orleans, LA)
DaVita, LA-New Orleans
New Orleans, LA Great opportunity for experienced RNs to learn dialysis nursing. Be different. Do what you love. Work autonomously in a fast-paced hospital…
From: DaVita
Staff Registered Nurse ( Hemodialysis ) – ( RN ) – Harvey ( Marrero, LA )
DaVita, LA-Harvey
opportunity to learn a nursing speciality We love… of all dialysis-related nursing services in an outpatient setting. Make the most of your nursing skills to…
From: DaVita
Charge Nurse – ( RN ) – ( Hemodialysis ) – Uptown Dialysis – ( New Orleans, LA )
DaVita, LA-New Orleans
RN to learn dialysis nursing. Award-winning training… experience instead of three months. One year of nursing experience also required. Why wait? Explore a…
From: DaVita
Staff Registered Nurse ( Hemodialysis ) – ( RN ) – Westbank Dialysis ( New Orleans, LA )
DaVita, LA-New Orleans
opportunity to learn a nursing speciality… We… of all dialysis-related nursing services in an outpatient setting. Make the most of your nursing skills to…
From: DaVita
Staff Registered Nurse ( Hemodialysis ) – ( RN ) – Fleur de Lis Dialysis – ( New Orleans, LA )
DaVita, LA-New Orleans
to learn dialysis nursing No Sundays. No late… of all dialysis-related nursing services in an outpatient setting. Make the most of your nursing skills to…
From: DaVita
Charge Nurse – New Orleans, LA
DaVita, LA-New Orleans
1 yr. RN experience Great opportunity to learn a nursing speciality. Award-winning training. Nurses who… at least one year of nursing experience and current…
From: DaVita
Director of Emergency Services
All About Staffing, LA-New Iberia
communication skills, problem solving, critical thinking ability, knowledge of Nursing Practice Act, and Emergency/Trauma/Critical Care. Minimum:  Effective…
From: All About Staffing
Occupational Therapist-Occupational Therapist for Skilled Nursing Facility (OTR/L)
Critical Connection, LA-Lake Charles
Therapist for Skilled Nursing Facility (OTR/L) // Lake Charles, LA Advance your career at one of the finest skilled nursing facilities (SNF) in the country…
From: Critical Connection
Physical Therapist- PT SNF- PT Skilled Nursing Facility Job
Critical Connection, LA-Lake Charles
Therapist- PT SNF- PT Skilled Nursing Facility Job // Lake Charles, LA GROW YOUR CAREER WITH ONE OF THE FINEST SKILLED NURSING INSTITUTIONS IN THE COUNTRY…
From: Critical Connection
Behavior Health/Psychiatric – Nursing
Staff Care, LA-
Behavior Health/Psychiatric opening in LOUISIANA. This and other nursing jobs brought to you by Nursing Job Cafe. This client located in the Greater New Orleans…
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Internal Medicine-Hospitalist – Nurse Practitioner
Apogee Physicians, LA-Lake Charles
opening in LOUISIANA. This and other nurse practitioner jobs brought to you by Nursing Job Cafe. Apogee Physicians is looking for Nurse Practitioners who want…
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Louisiana at a Glance

State Abbreviation – LA
State Capital – Baton Rouge
Largest City – New Orleans
Area – 51,843 square miles [Louisiana is the 31st biggest state in the USA]
Population – 4,468,976 (as of 2000) [Louisiana is the 22nd most populous state in the USA]
Name for Residents – Louisianans or Louisianians
Major Industries – agriculture (rice, cotton, soybeans), salt production, oil and natural gas, fishing (especially shellfish)

Louisiana Economy

Louisiana’s climate (subtropical in the south and temperate in the north) and rich alluvial soil make the state one of the nation’s leading producers of sweet potatoes, rice, and sugarcane. Other major commodities are soybeans, cotton, and dairy products, and strawberries, corn, hay, pecans, and truck vegetables are produced in quantity. Fishing is a major industry; shrimp, menhaden, and oysters are principal catches. Louisiana is a leading fur-trapping state; its marshes (7,409 sq mi/19,189 sq km of the state’s area is underwater) supply most of the country’s muskrat furs. Pelts are also obtained from mink, nutria, coypus, opossums, otter, and raccoon.

The state has great mineral wealth. It leads the nation in the production of salt and sulfur, and it ranks high in the production of crude petroleum (of which many deposits are offshore), natural gas, and natural-gas liquids. Timber is plentiful; forests cover almost 50% of the land area. The state rapidly industrialized in the 1960s and 70s and has giant oil refineries, petrochemical plants, foundries, and lumber and paper mills. Other industries produce foods, transportation equipment, and electronic equipment. Four of the ten busiest U.S. ports—New Orleans, South Louisiana, Baton Rouge, and Plaquemines—line the lower Mississippi River.

Tourism is increasingly important to the state economy; New Orleans is the major attraction with its history, nightlife, and Old World charm. The largest city in Louisiana, it is especially noted for its picturesque French quarter, which has many celebrated restaurants, and for the Mardi Gras—perhaps the most famous festival in the United States—held annually since 1838.

Baton Rouge is the capital and the second largest city. Other major cities are Shreveport, Lake Charles, Kenner, and Lafayette. Louisiana is rich in tradition and legend. Four different groups have contributed to its unique heritage: the Creoles, descendants of the original Spanish and French colonists; the Cajuns, whose French ancestors were expelled from Acadia (Nova Scotia and New Brunswick) by the British in 1755; the American cotton planters; and the African Americans who worked to create much of Louisiana’s wealth and whose music, especially, has swept the world. Along the rivers and bayous overhung with Spanish moss, some old mansions remain, recalling the elegance and splendor of antebellum days. Plantation tours from Baton Rouge and Natchitoches are popular, while the Cajun country west of New Orleans also attracts visitors—most particularly to the area around St. Martinville and Lafayette.