where can i obtain my tattoo license in the state of florida?

Answer 1

Department of Health and you need to be under the general supervision of a doctor...

http://www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/community/Tattoo/index.html

Answer 2

First thing and individual does not need a license. The tattoo shop which you will work at needs to be licensed. You obviously need to have proper training to become a Tattoo & Piercing Artist. Unfortunately, many people consider "proper training" to mean "good at drawing and used a tattoo machine." If you are a good illustrator, it simply means you might have a better chance at finding an artist willing to be your mentor. The hardest part of becoming an apprentice is in finding an artist who will take you seriously and let you work in the shop. Having a portfolio of illustrations will certainly help. You will also end up knocking on a
lot of doors. Not every artist will want to have an apprentice, since that means extra work for them. To prove your commitment, you may be asked to put time in without any monetary compensation at all for a
while. And for many months, all you will do might be answering the phone
and mopping the floor. But remember that that is all part of your training! Wax in, wax out! Expect to devote at least two to three years to this form of training.
Hoped this helped you.

Answer 3

you need to become an apprentice first. then after a few years, apply for a license. i'd want my tattoist to become VERY skilled before touching me! good luck!

Answer 4

call the city offices of the city u want to set up your shop in. they should beable to give u the answers.