Florida | Locum Tenens Travel Lifestyle
Spanish conquistador (that’s Spanish for “conqueror”) Ponce de León sailed to Florida in 1513 searching for gold and silver. He didn’t find it, but he did discover fertile farmland and lots of coastline—excellent for shipping. Did you know that? Neither did we. That’s why we’ve created these travel guides for you to utilize before going on your next locum tenens assignment.
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We know you won’t always know much about the state you are traveling to. To help you make an informed decision, we’ve compiled information from TripAdvisor, state government pages, and tourist information sources to give you a glimpse into life in Florida.
Remember, this is not an exhaustive list. Just a few nuggets of high-level information to get you started in your own research.
Locum Tenens Jobs in Florida
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We are seeking an experienced Obstetrician-Gynecologist for a 2-day locum tenens assignment in Florida. The Physician will provide 24-hour call coverage from 7am to 7am, handling scheduled deliveries, C-sections, laparoscopic procedures, and ER consults within a trauma level II facility, focusing on OB 24hr hotel calls. Responsibilities and Duties Manage OB 24hr... View This Job
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Our client in Florida seeks an Emergency Medicine Physician for a 36-day assignment. This role requires performing emergency medicine procedures during 12-hour shifts, with flexibility for both day and night rotations. Responsibilities and Duties Perform emergency medicine procedures. Additional Information Board Certification in Emergency Medicine required. Required certifications include Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Advanced... View This Job
We are seeking an Anesthesiologist in Florida for a 60-day assignment. The schedule involves 7-21 shifts per month, with 8, 10, or 12-hour shifts plus call. This role involves working in a Level 1 Trauma and Pediatric Trauma Center, with a strong preference for comfortability with all ages of pediatric... View This Job
We are seeking a skilled Anesthetist for a 60-day assignment in Florida. This role involves managing 7-21 shifts per month, with options for 8, 10, 12, or 24-hour shifts covering days, evenings, and overnights. The Anesthetist will provide comprehensive anesthesia care for a diverse range of cases, including ENDO, ENT,... View This Job
We are seeking an Anesthetist for a 60-day assignment in Florida. Our client requires coverage for 7-21 shifts per month, with options for 8, 10, or 12-hour shifts, including inhouse call. This role involves providing anesthesia for a wide range of cases including trauma, pediatrics, and cardiac procedures, with a... View This Job
Our client in Florida seeks a skilled Anesthetist for a 60-day assignment. This role involves 7-21 shifts per month, including 8, 10, 12, and 24-hour shifts across various day, evening, and night schedules. The Anesthetist will manage anesthesia for a diverse range of cases such as Cardiac, Thoracic, OB, Ortho,... View This Job
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT VISITING FLORIDA AS A LOCUM TENENS PHYSICIAN, NURSE PRACTITIONER, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, CRNA, AND DENTIST
Florida: A Brief History
The first people to live in what is now Florida arrived more than 12,000 years ago. They hunted small animals and gathered wild plants for food. Over the centuries, Native American tribes including the Timucua, Apalachee, Calusa, and Creek lived in the area.
Here are some other fun facts about Florida:
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Florida’s original Spanish name is La Florida, which means “place of flowers.”
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Florida provides oranges for most of the orange juice sold in the country.
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The beaches of Florida make up 663 miles of the state’s coastline.
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What is there to do and see in Florida?
Walt Disney World
For the ultimate amusement park experience, there’s no place quite like Disney World in Orlando. The magic of Disney has not worn off over the decades as millions of visitors come here each year to enjoy the Magic Kingdom and the many other attractions of this mega amusement park.
The number of things to do and see here has grown over the years and now includes an extensive list that reaches far beyond the traditional theme parks. If you’re looking for more ideas, consider checking out the water parks of Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon, the exotic animals of Animal Kingdom Park, or Disney Hollywood Studios.
Kennedy Space Center
The Kennedy Space Center is one of Florida’s most exciting, fascinating, and educational attractions. Located on Florida’s Space Coast, this huge complex is where space exploration has made history. Today, you can see rockets and the Space Shuttle Atlantis, meet an astronaut, and learn about missions to space.
The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is divided into mission zones, each of which features interesting displays and interactive exhibits focused on specific themes. Displays are designed with all ages in mind, making this an engaging experience for adults or families.
Everglades National Park
Everglades National Park protects 1.5 million acres of marsh and swamp, an important and fragile ecosystem that supports alligators, American crocodiles, Florida panthers, deer, turtles, egrets, manatees, river otters, and many other species. It is one of the largest parks in the country and offers a unique opportunity to see some of these creatures in the wild.
Daytona International Speedway
The Daytona 500 race is one of the most famous and most important in the NASCAR Cup Series, kicking off the racing season each February. It is held in Daytona Beach at the Daytona International Speedway, and it attracts huge crowds every year.
The Speedway was built in 1959 to move auto racing off the beach. Previously, races and land-speed competitions were held on the hard-packed sand of Daytona Beach. If you can’t make the race itself, you can still take a tour to explore the Speedway.
There’s so much to do and see in Florida that we could not fit it all on one page. But we hope this sparked your interest in living in Florida as a locum.
Ready to see what locum tenens job openings are available in Florida? Visit our current job opportunities page, give us a call, or fill out our application form and a recruiter will contact you by phone.
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