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Physical Therapy PT Travel Assignment
ME-Kennebunk
is available for skilled nursing facility. Therapist… A 13-week assignment, candidates with skilled nursing and/or geriatric rehab experience are desired. Call…
From: Advance Med
Traveling Nurse – NP
HRN Services, Inc., ME-Pittsfield
to create a treatment plan for the patient utilizing advanced practice nursing skills. Plan of care and treatment modalities are prescribed by the nurse…
From: HRN Services, Inc.
Physical Therapy Assistant – PTA
TravelRehab.com, ME-Farmington
FARMINGTON, Maine for a 13 week job. This is an immediate need in a Skilled Nursing Facility. Cash in all the rewards at this job with top pay and full benefits…
From: TravelRehab.com
Speech Therapist / Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Permanent – Skilled Nursing Facility
Reflectx Staffing, ME-Lewiston
opportunity in a Skilled Nursing Facility setting in… therapy staffing veterans to help hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, and other health care providers…
From: Reflectx Staffing
Speech Language Pathologist – SLP
TravelRehab.com, ME-Farmington
And much more offered! Our current HOT opening is for a Maine Skilled Nursing Facility that is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist. Please apply for more…
From: TravelRehab.com
Physical Therapist – PT
TravelRehab.com, ME-Bangor
a Physical Therapist for a 13 week job. This position is in a Skilled Nursing Facility. Our benefits package and CEU and Referral Bonus Program are second to…
From: TravelRehab.com
Occupational Therapist – OT
TravelRehab.com, ME-Bangor
BANGOR/LINCOLN, Maine. This is a 13 week job in our state of the art Skilled Nursing Facility. Apply now! TravelRehab.com (Travel Rehab) is aligned with several…
From: TravelRehab.com
Speech Therapist Position- CCC
ePeople Healthcare LLC, ME-Farmington
is seeking a licensedĀ SLP for a Full-time travel position at a skilled nursing facility… Job Responsibilities and Requirements: Perform evaluations…
From: JobsSLP.com
Maine Recruitment Center
Maine Recruitment Center Maine Recruitment Center, ME-Maine
of practice encompasses the development and recording of a plan for the medical and nursing care in collaboration with the patient/family, the physician, and in…
From: PracticeLink.com
Physician – Anesthesiology
Houlton, Maine Recruitment Center, ME-Houlton
County. The hospital is licensed for 35 acute beds and 28 skilled nursing / nursing home beds and has a service area of over 18,000. Services are typical of…
From: PracticeLink.com
Registered Nurse- Part Time Nights- Winship Green Nursing Center
Kindred Healthcare, ME-Bath
develop individualized nursing care plans; assess and… RN School of Nursing with valid RN state license, CPR certification and one year of nursing experience.
From: Kindred Healthcare
Senior Manager Long Term Care/Nursing Home Administrator
Aroostook Medical Center-Gould Memorial Hospital, The, ME-Mars Hill
Health Center (AHC), a long-term care/skilled nursing facility consisting of 22 skilled and 50 nursing level beds. Chosen individual will manage selection…
From: HEALTHeCAREERS Network
Emergency Room Registered Nurse
CLINICAL ONE, ME-
This 14-bed facility with a 24-bed skilled nursing facility attached and has won a five-star rating from… Find more travel nursing jobs at www.clinicalone.jobs
From: MYHEALTHJOBS.com
Certified Nursing Assistant- Full and Part time Day, Evening and Nights- Winship Green Nursing Center
Kindred Healthcare, ME-Bath
standards and applicable state/federal laws Certified Nursing Assistant CNA Nursing Assistant Nurses Assistant Assistant Nurse Must be able to react…
From: Kindred Healthcare
Money for nursing students and professionals – and an enhanced career.
U.S. Navy, ME-Portland
of civilian nursing. And with the benefit of getting generous financial assistance as a nursing student… of nursing or the National League for Nursing Be…
From: CollegeRecruiter.com
Licensed Nursing Home Administrator- Brentwood Nursing & Rehab Center
Kindred Healthcare, ME-Yarmouth
long term care experience. Licenses/Certification… Must have a Nursing Home Administrators License from the State of Maine in order to be consider for…
From: Kindred Healthcare
Physical Therapist (PT) Traveler
Therapeutic Resources, ME-
Therapeutic Resources is a small, PT owned, rehab staffing agency. Assignment setting is skilled nursing, contract runs for 13 weeks and starts ASAP.
From: MYHEALTHJOBS.com
Physical Therapist (PT) Permanent
Therapeutic Resources, ME-
Therapeutic Resources is a small, PT owned, rehab staffing agency. Assignment setting is skilled nursing, contract runs for 13 weeks and starts ASAP.
From: MYHEALTHJOBS.com
NP or PA Job in Maine
StaffPointe, ME-
Prefer 2 years experience, but will consider a new grad with several years of nursing experience. Join a dedicated hospital highly focused on your success. We…
From: StaffPointe
Nurse Practitioner Job for Maine
StaffPointe, ME-
mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders. Bachelors degree, in nursing preferred, licensed in Maine as Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, 3…
From: StaffPointe

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Maine at a Glance

State Abbreviation – ME
State Capital – Augusta
Largest City – Portland
Area – 35,387 square miles [Maine is the 39th biggest state in the USA]
Population – 1,274,923 (as of 2000) [Maine is the 40th most populous state in the USA]
Name for Residents – Mainers
Major Industries – agriculture (especially potatoes), shipbuiding, fishing (especially lobsters), footwear, machinery, electronics, tourism

Maine Economy

Maine’s generally poor soil, short growing season, and remoteness from industrial and commercial centers have long militated against development and population growth. Lumbering, shipbuilding, and textile production have all enjoyed booms in the past, but changes in technology and competition from other states have always undercut the state’s economic position.

In the 1980s, however, Maine successfully transformed a major portion of its economy into trade, service, and finance industries, the greatest growth occurring in and around Portland. Picturesque coastal and island resorts and the promise of tranquil outdoor life hold a strong appeal for tourists, recreational and seasonal visitors, and, increasingly, retirees, and tourism is an important contributor to the state’s economy.

Many of Maine’s traditional economic activities have experienced difficult times in recent years. Fishing, the state’s earliest industry, has declined considerably, although lobsters are still caught in abundance. Lumbering—the first sawmill in America was built in 1623 on the Piscataqua River—dominated industry and the export trade from the days when the white pines provided masts for the British navy, but with the big trees largely exhausted, Maine loggers now produce chiefly pulp for papermaking. The proximity of harbors to forests early encouraged shipbuilding, which reached its peak in the 19th cent. With the disappearance of wooden ships and the related timber trade, commercial activity slackened. Portland, the largest port, now operates far below its substantial capacity, handling chiefly oil for the pipeline to Montreal. Bath Iron Works, which builds warships, remains the state’s largest single-site employer.

Manufacturing is still the largest sector in the state’s economy. Maine is a leading producer of paper and wood products, which are the most valuable of all manufactures in the state. Food products and transportation equipment are also important, but production of leather goods (especially shoes) has declined. The mineral wealth of the state is considerable. Many varieties of granite, including some superior ornamental types, have been used for construction throughout the nation. Sand and gravel, zinc, and peat are found in addition to stone. However, much of Maine’s abundant natural and industrial resources remain undeveloped.

Agriculture has always struggled with adverse soil and climatic conditions. Since the opening of richer farmlands in the West, Maine has tended to concentrate on dairying, poultry raising and egg production, and market gardening for the region. The growing of potatoes, particularly in Aroostook County, was stimulated by the completion of the Aroostook RR in 1894. Blueberries, hay, and apples are other chief crops, and aquaculture is growing in importance.