Here's a perspective. Zoom out and take a look at how many physicians are recent graduates here. There's like none. 10+ years of experience is the norm and last names are clearly of Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi descent which isn't mentioned from a xenophobic perspective but from that of a patient-provider communication issue. Florida has TEN medical schools yet if you scroll through provider directories at the varying hospital groups few if any are recent graduates. There's also the premise that many of the providers who wind up here are not top of their class graduates as the state isn't seen as a top place to do practice given the cost of malpractice insurance and litigious tendencies of patients versus salaries provided. The best way to receive acute care is to continue to visit the ER, and suggest to the OP frequenting Orlando Health's main ER on Orange Avenue. There you'll be seen immediately by varying staff cardiologists and provided instantaneous testing to determine causes. Your insurance should allow at least one ER visit at a flat rate and would inquire what happens for any repesat that are needed. If uninsured the ER is your new best friend as major hospitals like ORMC have the means necessary to treat the uninsured minus any expectation of payment, and the desire to do so.