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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the application in our editor.
Begin by selecting your applicant status from the options provided, such as Resident, Medical Student, or Licensed Independent Practitioner.
Fill in your personal information in the 'APPLICANT INFORMATION' section, including your first name, last name, address, and contact details.
Indicate your professional interest and preferred observation dates. Be sure to explain your reason for requesting this opportunity in the designated field.
Complete the 'FLORIDA HOSPITAL SPONSOR/PRECEPTOR' section by providing the sponsor's details if applicable.
Review the disclaimer and signature section carefully. By signing, you acknowledge understanding of all terms related to your observation experience.
Once completed, submit your application via email as instructed at the bottom of the form.
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