Number of employed orthopedic surgeons by state | 2023

Here is the number of employed orthopedic surgeons by state as of May 2022: 

1. California: 4,990
2. New York: 2,050
3. Pennsylvania: 970 
4. Texas: 970 
5. Florida: 810
6. Virginia: 750
7. Michigan: 570
8. Massachusetts: 540
9. New Jersey: 530
10. Ohio: 440
11. Colorado: 430
12. Minnesota: 400
13. Indiana: 390
14. Wisconsin: 360
15. North Carolina: 360
16. Alabama: 340
17. Maryland: 260
18. Illinois: 240
19. Arizona: 230
20. Georgia: 210
21. Tennessee: 200
22. Mississippi: 190
23. New Hampshire: 170
24. Washington: 160
25. Oregon: 150
26. Kentucky: 150
27. Nebraska: 140
28. Arkansas: 140
29. Louisiana: 130
30. Kansas: 120
31. Nevada: 120
32. Iowa: 120
33. South Carolina: 120
34. Maine: 110
35. South Dakota: 100
36. Utah: 100
37. Wyoming: 60
38. New Mexico: 60
39. Vermont: 60
40. West Virginia: 50
41. Idaho: 30
42. Alaska: No data 
43. Connecticut: No data
44. Delaware: No data
45. Hawaii: No data 
46. Missouri: No data
47. Montana: No data
48. North Dakota: No data
49. Oklahoma: No data
50. Rhode Island: No data

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