Orlando

Toll Free: 877-725-0554
Local: 407-228-7680
Fax: 407-898-8373

3352 Curry Ford Road
Orlando, Florida 32806

Kyle Hoover, Branch Manager

Sarah Figueroa, Payroll/Staffing Coordinator

Gina Webb, ARNP, D.O.N.

Doris Rodriguez, H.R. Coordinator

Orlando area can offer you per diem, travel and contract employment in areas such as ER, ICU, PCU, OR and PACU. We service the largest Hospital Systems in Central Florida as well as Correctional Facilities, Hospice, Long Term Nursing Facilities and much more!

Orlando's excellent location can offer you nearby access to Four more of our Suwannee Medical Personnel branches; Melbourne, Daytona, Tavares, and Lakeland all within one and one half hour travel distance offering you the freedom to experience other great Facilities and Hospital Systems in the surrounding areas.

Links:

American Red Cross:http://www.redcross.org/

Orlando Chamber of Comerce:http://www.orlando.org/

City of Orlando:http://www.cityoforlando.net/

Orange County Convention Center:http://www.occc.net/JointPage.asp

Disney World:http://disney.go.com/home/today/index.html

Sea World:http://www.seaworld.com/sw_index.aspx

Universal Studios:http://www.universalorlando.com/index.html?gcid=C17071x014-tlp

Disney MGM Studios:http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/parks/parkLanding?id=MGMLandingPage&bhcp=1

Orlando Science Center:http://www.osc.org/

Kennedy Space Center:http://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/

Orlando Public Library:http://www.ocls.lib.fl.us/Locations/MainLibrary/default.asp?bhcp=1

The United States acquired the vast territory of Florida from Spain in 1837 and the U.S. Army built Fort Gatlin in 1838. The first American settlers began moving to the site now known as Orlando in 1850. The new town was originally called Jernigan after Aaron Jernigan, an early settler and trader. The name was changed in 1857 in honor of a soldier, Orlando Reeves, who was killed in battle with Seminole Indians near the area now known as Lake Eola.
The principle industry in the 1850's and 1860's was cattle and the town consisted of just a few shacks and a saloon. In 1875 the town of Orlando was incorporated with a population of 85. Orlando got it's first railroad station in 1881 and the town's population began to grow at a rapid rate.
Today nearly 1.8 million people live in Orlando and the city is best known for it's tourist industry. The city's nickname is "The City Beautiful" though plans are underway to change the title through a local contest.
Orlando is home to Orlando Magic, The Orlando Preditors, and also had a stronghold on a minor-league ice hockey team known as the Orlando Solar Bears.
Orlando is world renowned for it's arts and entertainment for young and old alike. Activities are nearly endless as the city caters to it's largest industry of tourism. Theme parks are abundant offering exillerating rides and experiences for any interest or thrill seeker, entertainment, dining experiences, museums, and exhibits are also desired destination. Some of the finest and most desired Golf courses are located in and around the Orlando area.
An estimated 52 million tourists visit Orlando every year making it one of the top vacation destinations in the world!

100% Instant Daily Pay!

Flexible Hours / Locations!

Benifits / Bonus Plans!

100% 401k Matching!

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.

On Line Application

Jesse Freeman, On Call Coordinator