Travel Cytotechnologist
Orlando, FL
RTG Medical-Allied
5x8 hrs

The cost of living in Orlando is slightly lower than the national average, with housing costs being the main contributor.

Wages generally match up with the cost of living, but it's important to consider the seasonal nature of the job market due to tourism.

Orlando has a humid subtropical climate with hot and rainy summers, and mild winters.

Average summer highs are around 92°F (33°C) and lows around 73°F (23°C), while winter highs average around 71°F (22°C) and lows around 50°F (10°C).

Short term rentals and furnished housing options are readily available in Orlando, especially in areas close to the theme parks and downtown.

Many apartment complexes offer flexible lease terms to accommodate travel nurses.

Orlando is car-friendly with well-maintained roads and highways.

Public transportation options include buses and a commuter rail service called SunRail, but a car is generally recommended for getting around the city and its outskirts.

Orlando is a diverse city with a wide range of ages represented.

Common health issues include allergies due to the subtropical climate and seasonal flu.

There is a large population of travel nurses in Orlando due to the numerous healthcare facilities and the city's popularity as a travel destination.

Orlando offers a wide range of activities including world-famous theme parks, diverse restaurants offering various cuisines, art galleries, live music venues, and opportunities for outdoor activities such as golfing, hiking, and water sports.

The city also has a vibrant sports scene with the NBA's Orlando Magic and various other sporting events.