5 worst states to practice —West Virginia labeled the worst

Practice Management

Determining where to settle down and establish roots in can be difficult.

Medscape surveyed physicians to determine the best and worst states to practice in its Best & Worst Places to Practice 2018: Happiness in Work and Home Life report. The survey compared average population lifespan, cost of living, higher education levels, median earnings, unemployment, tax burden, public health rates and personal well-being.

Here are the five worst states and cities to practice.

1. West Virginia (Morgantown)

2. Louisiana (Lafayette)

3. Mississippi (Olive Branch)

4. Kentucky (Lexington)

5. New Mexico (Santa Fe)

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