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Florida International University

Academic Medical Center · Miami, Florida

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What the day-to-day looks like

Setting
Academic Medical Center
Shifts hiring now
Per-diem 1

The city

Living in Miami, FL

Miami blends sun-soaked coastal living with a fast-paced, multicultural energy. Nurses relocating here find year-round warmth, Latin-Caribbean flavor, and bustling healthcare corridors. Whether you prefer the high-rise condos of Brickell or the beach-town feel of Miami Beach, the city delivers a vibrant lifestyle where ocean breezes meet 24/7 urban excitement.

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Metro price level · Miami area
114.2
14% above the national average
Median gross rent
$1,758/mo
rent and tenant-paid utilities

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Who they are

You would be nursing inside a large Miami public research university—about 55,000 students, Carnegie R1—where day-to-day care often means the Student Health Center.

  • Academic Medical Center · Miami
  • Hiring per-diem
More about Florida International University

There the work is concrete: triage, phlebotomy, CLIA-waived labs, minor procedures, patient education, and EHR documentation for students. The center was expanded and renovated to pull clinics together, add teaching space, and open an outdoor garden, with the stated aim of improving how staff work and how students get in the door. Campus medicine is growing around you. FIU and Baptist Health broke ground on a $158M, seven-story academic medical center for outpatient multi-specialty care, imaging, same-day surgery, infusion, and interprofessional training that includes nursing. A separate academic partnership with Nicklaus Children’s is expanding pediatric GME and research in South Florida. FIU’s graduate nursing programs are nationally ranked, and the college leads the university in doctoral degrees produced, with MSN NP, DNP, educator, and certificate routes available. Flexible scheduling shows up often in staff comments, and some describe manageable workloads and decent coworkers. The tradeoff people name plainly is pay that feels low and little room to move up inside departments, even when learning resources are easy to find. Remote-work rules are described as inconsistent. Florida has no state income tax and is a compact-license state; Miami’s overall price level sits roughly 14% above the national average, with housing the main swing factor.

Public research university setting focused on student wellness access, interprofessional training, and expanding on-campus outpatient and academic medicine with partners such as Baptist Health.

Why nurses stay

How they describe the culture

student-focusedflexible schedulingsupportive peerslearning resourceslimited mobilityacademic campusmanageable pacemixed management

What nurses say in reviews

Staff comments describe manageable workloads, flexible schedules, and nice coworkers alongside low pay, limited upward mobility, micromanagement, favoritism, and reactive upper management. No aggregate star rating or recommend percentage appears in the source set.

The good

  • Student Health RN scope covers triage, phlebotomy, CLIA-waived labs, minor procedures, education, and EHR work
  • Flexible scheduling praised by employees
  • Renovated Student Health Center with unified clinics and improved staff work spaces
  • New on-campus academic medical center with Baptist Health for outpatient specialty care and nursing training
  • Nationally ranked graduate nursing programs and strong doctoral output
  • Manageable workload and supportive peers noted in staff comments

The hard parts

  • Low pay reported by employees
  • Minimal upward mobility within departments
  • Micromanagement, favoritism, and reactive upper management called out
  • Remote-work policies described as inconsistent
I came for the sign-on bonus. I stayed because on my hardest night, my whole team stayed with me.
A nurse, on why they stayed

The reality check

Before you decide

Quick facts

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Florida International University

Registered Nurse

(Student Health Center)

$47k–$59k/yr

Miami, Florida

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