Security Remains Top Priority At L.A. Hospitals
Marina Del Rey Hospital's Mark Miller says innovative medical institutions in Los Angeles will soon rely on real-world geographic location structures to better protect patients, staff and visitors.
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Marina Del Rey Hospital's Mark Miller says innovative medical institutions in Los Angeles will soon rely on real-world geographic location structures to better protect patients, staff and visitors.
California Lutheran University's Dr. Christopher Brown says technology is creating a broadening need for tech-savvy mathematicians in Los Angeles.
Aaron Garisek, Director of Operations at Tom Urban's L.A. LIVE, says bartenders who are battle-tested are the ones experiencing faster job growth in Los Angeles.
Anthony Bevilacqua says park rangers in Los Angeles are on a mission to prepare the next generation of nature experts and conservation specialists.
California Lutheran University's Cindy Lewis says career options in Los Angeles are plentiful for job seekers with a degree in criminal justice and a multi-disciplinary mindset.
By the time executive chefs start earning six-figure wages in L.A., they have already attained a bachelor's degree and a minimum of seven years' experience slicing and dicing.
This state-of-the-art therapy center offers services for the entire family. Now operating a spacious office in Van Nuys, Victor Santos Physical Therapy offers treatment custom tailored to the special needs of his patients, ranging from teens, athletes and seniors.
The Beaudry Building in Downtown Los Angeles stands as a testimonial to the monumental administration for the second largest school district in America. Within it's walls dwells a beehive of activity.
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Summer is when tourists come to town and spend vacation dollars at our local venues and attractions. L.A. has jobs to fill in all the service areas that deal with tourism, travel and entertainment.
When a troubled patient is brought to the hospital, there is a highly trained professional who is there to receive them. These talented professionals help rehabilitate L.A. residents in need of medical help to keep from falling through the cracks.
As a giant in entertainment content, Warner Bros. maintains its growth by adjusting to changes in media and embracing new production options.
In past years, the local merchant would run an newspaper ad or print a postcard to get attention, but with the cost of printed material, that seems ridiculous.
There is always an extraordinary teacher that is driven to go out of their way to give a special opportunity to the students they see everyday.
Officer Carmona has a unique assignment with the LAPD where he is trusted by the department to go out and look for qualified candidates whom will become the future leaders.
Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center's Elvira Garay says in order for health educators to better compete for jobs, they'll need to know how to work with L.A.'s culturally-diverse population.
Dermatologists put in a lot of time and academic effort to become successful in Los Angeles, a sun-dominated city where most specialists are earning top-dollar paychecks.
Dr. James Rudd, Chair of CSULA's natural science program, says employment opportunities for natural sciences managers are teeming in Los Angeles.
Lois M. Shelton, an associate professor at CSUN, says the need for tech-savvy entrepreneurs has skyrocketed in Los Angeles.
Dr. Mike Shaw says California Lutheran University equips its physics majors with what they need in order to secure future employment in the natural science disciplines of astronomy and astrophysics.
Brian McGinn, a newly-hired engineer in Los Angeles, has joined the ranks of super-thinkers now moving into strategic formations to help protect computer systems from cyber invasions.
Elissa Underwood, a phlebotomist at Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center, says employment prospects for those who draw blood from patients are plentiful in L.A.
Dr. Charles M. Vance says Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles strives to help mold the next generation of effective business leaders.
Barney Santos, a lecturer and business owner, encourages tech-minded entrepreneurs in Los Angeles to get off the fence and launch their own enterprises.
Cassandra Ogier, owner of The Reflective Horse, says equine-assisted therapy is becoming a widely-accepted form of mental health treatment for at-risk teens in Los Angeles.
