searching for large medical groups in Tampa area to apply to (insurance, find a job)

[Indie16]

Im thinking of moving south. Id like to commute into Tampa if possible and live on the outskirts. Any large medical groups in Tampa that I could check into applying with? What areas are good to live at? Single late 40s female.

thank you so much

[annaegel]

We have many hospitals like Florida Hospital (several locations), Tampa General Hospital (large teaching hospital), St. Joseph's, Moffitt (cancer only), Shrinner's Hospital, VA Hospital, All Children's Hospital, Kindred Hospital, Florida Medical Clinic https://www.floridamedicalclinic.com/careers/ (individual offices, but all associated under Florida Medical Clinic), USF Physician's Group (large clinic under mostly one roof) https://usfpgcareersource.health.usf.edu/

Tampa General is near down town Tampa and Davis Island. USF Physician's Group, VA, Florida Hospital (off of Fletcher Ave), Moffitt, Shrinner's are near New Tampa, which is a nice area.

Good luck!

[BucFan]

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[mcharas]

Originally Posted by Indie16

Im thinking of moving south. Id like to commute into Tampa if possible and live on the outskirts. Any large medical groups in Tampa that I could check into applying with? What areas are good to live at? Single late 40s female.

thank you so much

When you say medical group, can you be more specific with the type of job? Are you a RN, or do you work in IT in a medical setting? The professional specifics matter.

[AhHah]

Try this one: https://baycare.org/bmg?gclid=CPCP2r...Fcgfhgodb40Bgw

[Indie16]

I am a medical coder auditor, so the admin part of healthcare.

[Concert D Major]

Always wondered what those coding type jobs pay, but just know that Florida is notorious for its low wages & salaries.

[Indie16]

oh boy.....thats why i was looking into the city. Ive always vacationed and spent time on the east coast and although loved it didnt think the economy was that good...i guess it could be the whole state. hmmm

[CrowGirl]

The economy is better that t was several years ago, and from what I understand good coders should be able to find a job. You can also think about stretching yourself a little and consider working for an insurance company in the area such as WellCare. They use coders t help investigate fraud, etc. The pay may be better.

It is true that generally Florida has low wages and salaries, butthe cost of living is also lower than other places. People that move here tend to think they'd have more discretionary income than they do because they see the cost of housing, etc. and think they will have more leftover than back home, not considering that wages are also lower as a general matter. But that also depends on from whee you are coming.

[BucFan]

Pay?

$40k, guessing.