Top & Bottom 5: The Best States for Physicians to Practice

Low physician density, low tax burden and lowest medical malpractice payouts per capita, amongst many other factors, play a role in deciding which states are the best and worst for physicians to practice.

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The Physicians Practice 2013 Bests States to Practice project has ranked the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia from best to worst using six different statistical categories.

The best five states:
•    Mississippi
•    Nevada
•    Alabama
•    Texas
•    Tennessee

 

The worst five:
•    New York
•    Hawaii
•    Maryland
•    Connecticut
•    Massachusetts

 

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