Vero Beach Fingerprinting and Level 2 Background Checks
Florida law requires a number of occupations to screen candidates by performing Level 2 background checks before making a job offer. If you’re looking to
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Day Care Center Employee Fingerprinting
Since 2009, those who provide childcare must undergo daycare center employee fingerprinting in the state of Florida. Advocates for this new law claim that requiring
Department of Elder Affairs Vendor Fingerprinting
In 2010, significant changes were made to the Florida law concerning those who work with “vulnerable Floridians” to include those of advanced age. As a
Department of Juvenile Justice
Level 2 background checks are required for all employees who work within the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice. As a part of this background check,
Nursing Home Employee Fingerprinting
In Florida, a number of occupations require background checks to be performed prior to an individual being hired. Many of these occupations are associated with
Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is responsible for issuing concealed weapons permits in the Sunshine State. As part of the application process,
Department of Children & Families
The Florida Department of Children and Families oversees the care of individuals in institutions such as nursing homes and mental health facilities in addition to
Foster Care Fingerprinting
Background checks that include fingerprints are required for everyone who aspires to provide foster care to children. This is done so that pre-screened individuals can
School Employee Fingerprinting
Parents put a great deal of trust in those who come in contact with their children on a regular basis. In order to provide parents
Insurance Agent Fingerprinting
In addition to completing certain educational requirements, insurance agents in Florida must also undergo a Level 2 background screening. This background check includes insurance agent
Doctors Fingerprinting
In an effort to crack down on medical fraud, the state of Florida began requiring doctor fingerprinting in 1997. These days, it is standard practice
Realtor Fingerprinting and Background Checks
In Florida, the Department of Business and Professional Regulation oversees the licensing of real estate agents. This agency requires Realtor fingerprinting to take place before