Gainesville

Toll Free: 877-630-6988
Local: 352-333-3309
Fax: 352-333-3766

817 NW 56th Terrace
Gainesville, FL. 32605

Sherry Andrews, Branch Manager

Lindsey Stanfield, Staffing Coordinator

Chris Chiccarello, Regional Director of Marketing

The Suwannee Medical Personnel branch in Gainesville, Florida offers the following services to our community and surrounding areas.

MEDICAL STAFFING SERVICES:
We staff hospitals, Nursing Homes, Clinics, Physician's offices, Correctional Facilities, Mental Health Facilities, Rehabilitation Centers, Educational Environments, Group Homes, Home Health Care Companies, Hospice, Industry, Local, State and Federal Governments and more!

SUWANNEE @ HOME - Caregivers offering non-medical services.

We employ:
RN'S, LPN'S, CNA'S, MA'S, EMT'S, Paramedics, Tech's and Therapist.

We offer our employees:
Per Diem Assignments, Temporary to Permanent Placement, Permanent Placement and Local Long Term Contracts from 2-26 weeks in duration.

Pre-screened, insured and oriented Employees

All care providers are covered with professional Liability Insurance and Workers' Compensation.
All Suwannee care providers are screened before placement. Our screening includes: Criminal Background check, Abuse Registry check, Drug Screen and Health Screening.
All of our care providers are given testing and skills check list to ensure quality care.
All of our care providers are required to wear an ID badge and be in uniform while on assignment for proper identification.
Clients are given the name of all providers prior to their arrival.

The Gainesville Area
It is easy to see why Gainesville, Florida, is recognized as one of Florida's most livable cities as it flourishes in the heart of beautiful North Central Florida. Situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, the area basks in beautiful sunshine during the daytime while the cool breezes make summer nights comfortable.
The city of Gainesville is located in Alachua County, a county of 12 incorporated cities and a total population of more than 220,000. (The Gainesville population tops 111,000.) As county seat, Gainesville serves as the commercial hub for the North Central Florida area. It is home to the University of Florida, the largest public land grant institution in the state and a key player in education, medicine, cultural arts and sports for the area.
With almost 65 percent of the county's 965 square miles biding as wilderness dotted with scenic lakes, wetlands and trails, it is a delight for nature lovers of all ages. The area contains approximately 100 square miles of wetlands and scenic lakes plus nearly 520 miles of forests.

Community Events
Visit the city's Cultural Affairs Department for information about area festivals and events.

Location
Gainesville is situated on the I-75 corridor, 85 miles south of the Georgia border, 50 miles east of the Gulf of Mexico, and 67 miles west of the Atlantic Ocean. Marking the northern border is the Santa Fe River, part of the freshwater system located in the area.

Climate
With average highs between 76 and 82º F in the spring and fall, between 89 and 91º F in the summer, and as high as 69º F in the winter, Alachua County?s temperate climate indulges a growing season that lasts through much of the year. The rainfall for 2002 measured 49.5 inches, averaging between 3 and 4 inches per month.

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