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Top-paying states for 13 medical technician specialties
Medical dosimetrists are the highest-paying technician specialty in the country, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data. -
10 states with most, least affordable child care
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services deems child care "affordable" if it requires 7% or less of a person's income. By that measure, not a single U.S. state offers affordable child care, a recent analysis from GoBankingRates found. -
15 cities adding the most high-income households
High-income households are springing up in cities across the U.S., according to a recent analysis from SmartAsset. -
8 Blue Ribbon healthcare companies, per Fortune
Eight healthcare companies were named to Fortune's Blue Ribbon list for appearing on multiple rankings in the past year. -
ED visit times, by state
Patients in Washington, D.C., had the highest median time spent in the emergency department, while patients in North Dakota had the lowest, CMS data shows. -
15 states with highest, lowest densities of anesthesiologists
Physician shortages are a recognized challenge in the U.S. healthcare system. The scarcity of anesthesiologists, specifically, carries major implications. -
Fortune's most admired healthcare companies
On Jan. 31, Fortune released its World's Most Admired Companies list, which included healthcare companies. -
10 healthiest, unhealthiest communities in America
The western U.S. sports half of the 10 healthiest counties in America, while 60% of the unhealthiest communities are located in Texas, according to a recent analysis from MarketWatch. -
Best healthcare jobs without a college degree: US News
U.S. News & World Report has ranked the best healthcare jobs without a college degree, including careers for those with a high school diploma or associate degree. -
States ranked by CLABSI rates
Alaska has the lowest rate of central line-associated bloodstream infections, while South Dakota has the highest, federal data shows. -
Physician burnout, average pay for 25 specialties
Plastic surgeons have the highest annual compensation and lowest burnout rate of all specialties, while pediatricians have the lowest annual compensation and report the fifth highest rate of burnout, Medscape data shows. -
9 hospitals among Healthgrades' best for at least 15 years
Healthgrades' 2024 list of America's Best Hospitals includes nine that have earned the recognition for at least 15 consecutive years. -
The fastest-growing healthcare job in 8 US cities
Healthcare recruiters are in hot demand nationwide, according to a recent analysis from LinkedIn. -
The best, worst states to retire
Florida was ranked the best place to retire while Kentucky was the worst, according to a Jan. 22 report from personal finance website WalletHub. -
100+ hospitals, health systems among Newsweek's greatest workplaces for diversity
Newsweek has published its 2024 "America's Greatest Workplaces for Diversity" list, which includes a number of hospitals and health systems. -
Healthgrades' 50 top hospitals for 2024
Healthgrades has recognized 250 hospitals nationwide for exceptional care via its "America's Best Hospitals" awards, released Jan. 23. -
The top states where millennials are moving
Texas leads a list of the top states for net migration of millennials. -
Best US hospitals in 2024, per Money
AdventHealth Orlando (Fla.) ranked No. 1 on Money's "Best Hospitals of 2024" list, and it was one of only two hospitals on the list to receive an "A+" grade. New York state, meanwhile, had four hospitals in the top 20. -
10 best, worst cities for STEM professionals
The best city for science, technology, engineering and math jobs is in Texas, while the worst city for STEM jobs is in Mississippi, according to an analysis by WalletHub, a personal finance website. -
The best-paying jobs in healthcare
Physicians, surgeons, dentists and pharmacists top a list from Forbes Advisor of the 20 highest-paying healthcare jobs.
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