Based on 11 key metrics, WalletHub named the following 10 states the best for physicians.
1. Mississippi
2. Iowa
3. Minnesota
4. North Dakota
5. Idaho
6. Texas
7. Kansas
8. Wisconsin
9. Tennessee
10. Alabama
The worst places for physicians, according to the report, include:
1. District of Columbia
2. New York
3. Rhode Island
4. Maryland
5. Connecticut
6. New Jersey
7. Vermont
8. Massachusetts
9. Delaware
10. Maine
To access more information on the metrics used and state rankings, click here.
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