Lakeland Regional Health Program

Lakeland, FL

Specialty: Internal Medicine

ACGME Code: 1411114012

Joel Fernandez, MD

Program Director

Kesnearsha Dorvilier, MBA

Program Administrator

(863) 687-1100 x3452

Accreditation Status

Initial Accreditation since April 2025

First Year Average Weekly Hours: N/A

First Year Maximum Consecutive Hours on Duty: N/A

First Year Salary: N/A

First Year Paid Vacation: N/A

First Year Paid Sick Leave: N/A

Location

Lakeland, FL

Population

112 641

Income

$57 131

Education

31%

Employment

57.4%

Health

11.7%

Age

Housing - Rental Prices

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Crime - All Violent Offences

Rate per 100,000 Residents

Crime Rate and Safety: Lakeland is considered relatively safe with a moderate crime rate compared to other cities in Florida. It is important to be cautious in certain areas, especially at night.
Climate: Lakeland enjoys a warm, tropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Be prepared for frequent rain showers in the area.
Fun Activities: Residents can enjoy outdoor activities in various parks and lakes, visit the historic districts, and explore the unique attractions like the Florida Southern College Architectural District.
Races and Population: The population of Lakeland is diverse, with a mix of different races and ethnicities contributing to the community's cultural richness.
Education: Lakeland is home to Florida Southern College and Southeastern University, providing options for higher education and cultural events in the area.
Cost of Living: The cost of living in Lakeland is lower compared to some of the bigger cities in Florida, making it an affordable option for residents.
Proximity to Bigger Cities: Lakeland is approximately an hour's drive away from Tampa and Orlando, offering access to big city amenities, entertainment, and job opportunities.
Pros: Affordable cost of living, diverse population, proximity to major cities.
Cons: Warm and humid climate, moderate crime rate in certain areas.