Florida (FL) Emergency Medicine Doctors and Physicians
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Emergency Medicine Information
Description
Emergency medicine is treatment and medications administered to those who are critically ill due to injury or disease. An emergency physician, also called an intensivist, acts immediately to prevent death or disability to a patient in a hospital intensive care department or elsewhere if a patient requires emergency care. The physician’s time-sensitive response to treatment is necessary to save lives, stabilize injuries, and prevent further disability in patients who require immediate care.
Location Density Information
Doctor density varies by specialty and location. Florida has
2,072 practicing
emergency medicine doctors / intensivists. Broken out by city, emergency medicine doctor density
in Altamonte Springs is 2,
in Apopka is 1,
in Atlantis is 7,
in Aventura is 4,
in Bartow is 9,
in Boca Raton is 22,
in Bonita Springs is 2,
in Boynton Beach is 17,
in Bradenton is 28,
in Brooksville is 5,
in Cape Coral is 13,
in Clearwater is 39,
in Clermont is 3,
in Cocoa Beach is 13,
in Cooper City is 1,
in Coral Gables is 14,
in Coral Springs is 18,
in Davenport is 2,
in Davie is 4,
in Daytona Beach is 17,
in Deerfield Beach is 4,
in Delray Beach is 10,
in Destin is 1,
in Dunedin is 5,
in Eustis is 2,
in Fernandina Beach is 10,
in Fort Lauderdale is 87,
in Fort Myers is 39,
in Fort Myers Beach is 1,
in Fort Pierce is 15,
in Gainesville is 69,
in Gulf Breeze is 1,
in Hialeah is 9,
in Hollywood is 31,
in Homestead is 7,
in Jacksonville is 223,
in Jacksonville Beach is 7,
in Jupiter is 5,
in Key West is 14,
in Kissimmee is 13,
in Lake City is 15,
in Lake Wales is 4,
in Lake Worth is 1,
in Lakeland is 30,
in Largo is 16,
in Lauderdale Lakes is 7,
in Leesburg is 12,
in Live Oak is 7,
in Longwood is 2,
in Maitland is 17,
in Melbourne is 29,
in Miami is 123,
in Miami Beach is 16,
in Miramar is 6,
in Mount Dora is 3,
in Naples is 44,
in New Port Richey is 13,
in New Smyrna Beach is 2,
in North Miami is 2,
in North Miami Beach is 5,
in North Port is 1,
in Oakland Park is 1,
in Ocala is 35,
in Ocoee is 8,
in Orange City is 17,
in Orlando is 146,
in Ormond Beach is 16,
in Oviedo is 3,
in Palm Bay is 4,
in Palm Beach Gardens is 13,
in Palm Coast is 11,
in Panama City is 16,
in Parkland is 2,
in Pembroke Pines is 31,
in Pensacola is 57,
in Plant City is 12,
in Plantation is 9,
in Pompano Beach is 33,
in Punta Gorda is 7,
in Riviera Beach is 9,
in Rockledge is 9,
in Sanford is 10,
in Sanibel is 1,
in Sarasota is 27,
in Sebring is 10,
in South Miami is 9,
in Starke is 2,
in Stuart is 18,
in Sunrise is 80,
in Tallahassee is 22,
in Tampa is 135,
in Tarpon Springs is 5,
in Tavares is 3,
in Titusville is 9,
in Venice is 8,
in West Palm Beach is 21,
in Weston is 11,
in Williston is 3,
in Winter Haven is 20,
and in Winter Park is 4.
Florida Information
Florida’s warm and humid subtropical climate makes it a winter destination for many. Population in 2000 was 15,982,378, according to census statistics. Tallahassee, located in the north panhandle area, is the state capital.
Tourism is a major industry in Florida, with Cape Canaveral, Disney World, the Everglades National Park, Universal Studios, the Atlantic coast and the Gulf coast all destinations for visitors and residents. Year-round outdoor activities include camping, golf, scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing and boating.
According to 2005 Census estimates, Florida has a population of 17,789,864.
Of this population, 3,975,071 are under the age of 18
and 2,978,335 are at or above the age of 65.
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