Jobs in Fort Myers, FL (176)
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Perinatal Sonographer
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Lead Maintenance Tech - Day Shift
Substance Abuse Counselor (Sign-On Bonus!!)
Regional Planning and Situational Awareness Manager
Neurointerventional Radiologic Tech
Remote Survey Taker
Perinatal Sonographer - Ft. Myers
LSW
Private Practice DSO - Sign On Bonus - Production Bonus - Relocation
Primary Care Opportunity Making $300,000 in Fort Myers, FL
Coffreur(euse)
Maintenance Lot Attendant - FT
Remote Work From Home Data Entry Clerk - Part Time Panelists Needed
Statistician
Attorney, Work From Home, Remote Document Review Projects
Project Manager
Automotive Sales Professional - Lexus of Fort Myers
WORK-FROM-HOME Customer Service - Product Support - $25-$45 per hour
Dry Van Owner Operator in Cape Coral, FL
LMFT (Virtual)
Estimator
Outpatient Gastroenterologist, No Hospital
Hematopathologist
Full-Charge Bookkeeper
Outside Sales Representative
Sales Lead Generator
In-Home Product Tester – No Fees, No Experience, $25-$45/hr
Data Entry Product Support - No Experience
Remote Customer Service Representative – Product Testing
Entry Level Remote Sales Representative, Work from Home
A Cardiologist Is Needed for Locums Coverage in Florida
Employment in Fort Myers
Population
Cost of Living
Fort Myers, FL Education
- High School Graduate: 34%
- Some College: 21%
- Associates Degree: 10%
- Bachelor's or Higher Degree: 35%
Workforce Participation Rates by Education
- Less than High School: 62%
- High School Graduate: 64%
- Some College: 76%
- Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 82%
Unemployment Rate by Education
- Less than High School: 6%
- High School Graduate: 6%
- Some College: 4%
- Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 2%
Fort Myers Job Market
Known as the 'City of Palms,' Fort Myers has long been defined by a history tied to growing and nurturing living things. A city of 97,000 in southwestern Florida, Fort Myers was once a hub for vegetable farming, fishing, and flower production, but is now known for its beaches and tourism. Top industries in Fort Myers include Government, Leisure and Hospitality, and Trade, Transportation, and Utilities. The job market in Fort Myers is growing rapidly due to the recent growth in tourism. People like working in Ft. Myers because of the proximity to the ocean and great beaches. Overall, average weekly wages for most occupations and cost of living are lower in Ft Myers than in the rest of the US.
Jobs near Fort Myers, Florida include Physician, Nurse, Registered Nurse, Therapist, and Travel.
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