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We are seeking a compassionate and qualified Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) to provide nursing care to terminally ill patients in a Hospice setting. This role supports the patient and family during end-of-life care and is responsible for delivering skilled nursing services under the supervision of a Registered Nurse, in alignment with physician orders and the interdisciplinary group (IDG) plan of care.
Neighborhoods+Point Cadet on the eastern peninsula features historic cottages, elevated post-Katrina builds, and waterfront condos with walkability to the harbor and casinos, though flood insurance demands attention. Back Bay offers a more residential, working-community atmosphere favored by locals and boaters seeking water and canal access off the tourist strip. North Biloxi, reached across the Popps Ferry bridge, along with nearby communities like D'Iberville, St. Martin, and Ocean Springs, provide quieter suburban subdivisions and accessible commutes onto the main peninsula via Interstate 110.
Point Cadet on the eastern peninsula features historic cottages, elevated post-Katrina builds, and waterfront condos with walkability to the harbor and casinos, though flood insurance demands attention. Back Bay offers a more residential, working-community atmosphere favored by locals and boaters seeking water and canal access off the tourist strip.
North Biloxi, reached across the Popps Ferry bridge, along with nearby communities like D'Iberville, St. Martin, and Ocean Springs, provide quieter suburban subdivisions and accessible commutes onto the main peninsula via Interstate 110.
Getting around+Personal vehicles are the primary mode of travel across Biloxi, as regional public transit options are quite limited. Drivers navigate the peninsula via Highway 90 along the Gulf coast and Interstate 110 connecting north toward Interstate 10, with the Popps Ferry bridge serving as a vital link to northern residential pockets. Commuting traffic is generally moderate outside of tourist weekends and casino corridor congestion along Highway 90.
Personal vehicles are the primary mode of travel across Biloxi, as regional public transit options are quite limited. Drivers navigate the peninsula via Highway 90 along the Gulf coast and Interstate 110 connecting north toward Interstate 10, with the Popps Ferry bridge serving as a vital link to northern residential pockets.
Commuting traffic is generally moderate outside of tourist weekends and casino corridor congestion along Highway 90.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation centers heavily on the water, featuring Biloxi Beach along the Mississippi Sound and paddling or boating excursions to uninhabited Deer Island. Anglers take advantage of boat launches in Back Bay Biloxi and the small-craft harbor, while walkers and runners frequently cross the pedestrian path on the Biloxi Bay Bridge. Scenic beachside parks and charter trips on historic Biloxi Schooners provide year-round coastal access.
Outdoor recreation centers heavily on the water, featuring Biloxi Beach along the Mississippi Sound and paddling or boating excursions to uninhabited Deer Island. Anglers take advantage of boat launches in Back Bay Biloxi and the small-craft harbor, while walkers and runners frequently cross the pedestrian path on the Biloxi Bay Bridge.
Scenic beachside parks and charter trips on historic Biloxi Schooners provide year-round coastal access.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Biloxi
Biloxi offers healthcare professionals a distinctive Gulf Coast setting shaped by its peninsular geography, nestled between the Mississippi Sound and the Back Bay. Known for Keesler Air Force Base and a bustling resort economy, the city pairs everyday coastal living with high-energy amenities. Off-shift nurses can explore cultural anchors like the Frank Gehry-designed Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, catch minor league Biloxi Shuckers baseball, or sample fresh Gulf catch at Mary Mahoney's Old French House and Half Shell Oyster House. Housing spans elevated post-Katrina cottages in historic Point Cadet, beachfront condominiums along Highway 90, and quieter inland subdivisions across the Popps Ferry bridge or in adjacent communities like D'Iberville and Ocean Springs. Commutes are relatively light via Interstate 110, though private vehicles are essential. Relocating clinicians must weigh genuine coastal tradeoffs: oppressive summer humidity, coastal hurricane exposure, and the mandatory expense of flood and windstorm insurance for low-lying properties. For those drawn to water access, rich seafood traditions, and mild winters, Biloxi delivers a uniquely relaxed coastal lifestyle.
