$40K median salary • Top employers hiring now
Florida's healthcare industry employs over 1.1 million workers in the nation's third-largest state. The state adds 300,000+ new residents annually, many retirees, driving unprecedented healthcare demand. Major systems include HCA (nation's largest for-profit), AdventHealth, Baptist Health, and Memorial Healthcare. Florida ranks 33rd in health outcomes with significant regional variation. Miami's international patient population and Tampa's research prominence create unique opportunities. No state income tax makes Florida attractive for healthcare workers.
Ideal for candidates with prior MA clinical experience who need certification to validate their skills for Florida employers.
New to healthcare? You're welcome to enroll, but be aware: if you have no prior clinical experience, you must complete a Self-Managed 100-Hour Externship on your own to satisfy the program's practical component and prepare for the certification exam.
EHired does NOT place, arrange, or supervise externships. All externships are self-managed. You are responsible for identifying and securing your own externship site.
Understanding the FL healthcare job market:
Florida's healthcare industry employs over 1.1 million workers in the nation's third-largest state. The state adds 300,000+ new residents annually, many retirees, driving unprecedented healthcare demand. Major systems include HCA (nation's largest for-profit), AdventHealth, Baptist Health, and Memorial Healthcare. Florida ranks 33rd in health outcomes with significant regional variation. Miami's international patient population and Tampa's research prominence create unique opportunities. No state income tax makes Florida attractive for healthcare workers.
FL salary ranges by experience level:
South Florida pays highest due to cost of living and bilingual requirements. Orlando offers good balance of wages and costs. No state income tax adds 5-7% to effective take-home pay compared to states with income tax. Bilingual Spanish/Creole essential in South Florida, adds $2,500-$4,500 elsewhere. Specialty clinics often pay above general practice. Geriatric experience is especially valued.
Florida's massive healthcare market features diverse employer options:
Where the jobs are in Florida:
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Common questions about MA jobs in Florida:
Florida's healthcare industry employs over 1.1 million workers in the nation's third-largest state. The state adds 300,000+ new residents annually, many retirees, driving unprecedented healthcare demand. Major systems include HCA (nation's largest for-profit), AdventHealth, Baptist Health, and Memorial Healthcare. Florida ranks 33rd in health outcomes with significant regional variation. Miami's international patient population and Tampa's research prominence create unique opportunities. No state income tax makes Florida attractive for healthcare workers.
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