Bilingual Nurse Jobs (English–Spanish)

Jobs that mention Spanish or bilingual skills (3)

Current RN jobs in Florida (54)

Moving from Puerto Rico to Florida

• A Puerto Rico nursing license doesn't by itself let you practice in Florida. You apply to the Florida Board of Nursing for licensure by endorsement.
• Passing the NCLEX-RN is generally required. If you were licensed through Puerto Rico's local board exam only, ask us about your options.
• Confirm current requirements with the Florida Board of Nursing. Our recruiters can guide Puerto Rico nurses through the process.

Using Spanish on the job

• Bilingual nurses build trust faster and catch misunderstandings early: explaining discharge instructions, medications and consent in the patient's own language.
• Hospitals often use qualified medical interpreters for formal interpretation, and some ask bilingual staff to pass a language assessment before using Spanish for clinical communication.
• When you apply, list your Spanish level (native, fluent, conversational) on your resume so recruiters can match you.

How applying through GalenoMD works

• Apply on any listing marked Direct Apply. It takes a few minutes and you can attach your resume.
• A GalenoMD recruiter reviews your application and contacts you about the role, schedule and pay.
• Don't see the right job? Submit your resume once and we'll reach out when a match opens up.

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