5 Reasons to Work in Florida as a Medliant USRN
Florida is well regarded as a popular tourist destination for those looking to enjoy a tropical year-round climate. With more than 800 miles of coastal beaches along the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, there is no shortage of outdoor space for residents and guests to enjoy the sun. With popular destinations like Orlando, Daytona Beach, Tampa Bay, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami, Florida has something for everything. For Registered Nurses immigrating to the USA with or without a family, there are plenty of reasons why you may consider calling Florida your home to begin living your American Dream!
5 Reasons to Work in Florida as a Medliant USRN
#1 Attractions for Everyone
While some people may think of California’s Disneyland as the top tourist destination for Disney and Star Wars fans to enjoy, did you know that Disney World, located in Orlando, Florida is 43 square miles in size? To put that in perspective, you could fit more than 50 Disneyland parks inside Disney World! Each year, Disney World receives more visitors than any other amusement park in the USA. In addition to Disney World, you will also find Universal Studios, SeaWorld, and Lego Land, among other theme parks across Florida.
#2 Low Cost of Living
Florida is one of 7 US States that offers no state tax, allowing you and your family to keep more money that you earn. With a low cost of living, Florida is both an affordable and ideal US State for both young professionals and families to call home.
#3 Entertainment for Everyone
As previously mentioned, Florida is a top destination for those who enjoy theme and water parks. But Florida is also home to other fun attractions such as the Everglades National Park, sightseeing land and boat tours, cruises, zoos, excursions such as swimming with dolphins, NASCAR’s Daytona 500 race, and numerous sports teams (NBA’s Orlando Magic and Miami Heat; NFL’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Miami Dolphin’s; NHL’s Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning; MLB’s Tampa Bay Rays and Miami Marlin’s).
#4 Opportunities for Registered Nurses
Florida is a growing US State and with that comes a growing demand for medical professionals, such as Registered Nurses. The Department of Labor predicts that Florida’s Registered Nurse workforce will need to grow by 16% from 2018 to 2028. With almost 6 million adults already over the age of 60 years old, and Florida being a popular destination for retirees, the demand for medical professionals will only continue to grow.
#5 High Quality of Life for Families
There isn’t much that’s not to love about living in Florida. From the year-long tropical climate with hundreds of miles of white sand beaches, to no state income tax, endless family attractions, a vibrant nightlife scene, and being home to many of the top ranked schools in the US (according to the US News & World Report’s Best High School Rankings), Florida could be the perfect destination for you!
Ready to apply? If you are ready to begin your application to become a US Registered Nurse with Medliant International Healthcare Staffing please reach out to us on our Medliant Website, Facebook (Medliant International Healthcare Staffing), or Instagram (@medliant).
You can also email your resume to nursebrennan@medliant.com to start your application. Let Medliant help you begin making your American Dream come true today!
Resources:
Interesting Facts About Florida | VISIT FLORIDA. https://www.visitflorida.com/travel-ideas/articles/florida-facts/. Retrieved November 2022
Florida Nursing: 3 Great Reasons for Becoming a Nurse in the Sunshine State | Rasmussen University. https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/nursing/blog/florida-nursing/. Retrieved November 2022.
