|Slideshows|April 1, 2019
The best and worst states for physicians
Numerous factors can impact physician career satisfaction, including location. Here are the best-and the worst-states for practicing medicine.
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To identify the best states for physicians to practice medicine in, WalletHub ranked the 50 states and Washington D.C. based on 18 metrics in two categories, “Opportunity & Competition” and “Medical Environment.”The full ranking and methodology can be found here.
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