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Montana’s Healthcare Workforce Data

Montana’s Healthcare Workforce Data. William Connell Research and Analysis Bureau Department of Labor and Industry. Introduction and Outline. Data considered in this presentation Healthcare employment growth Healthcare employees pay Montana University System (MUS) healthcare graduates

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Montana’s Healthcare Workforce Data

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  1. Montana’s Healthcare Workforce Data William Connell Research and Analysis Bureau Department of Labor and Industry

  2. Introduction and Outline • Data considered in this presentation • Healthcare employment growth • Healthcare employees pay • Montana University System (MUS) healthcare graduates • Montana Medical Association (MMA) physician data

  3. Montana’s Healthcare Employment and Total Employment 2000-2009 Source: Research and Analysis Bureau, Mt. Department of Labor and Industry, QCEW

  4. Healthcare jobs pay above average

  5. Healthcare wages continued Source: Mt. Department of Labor and Industry, Occupational Employment Statistics , 2009

  6. Montana University System (MUS) Graduates • In 2008/2009 healthcare grads composed 12% (875) of all MUS graduates. Second only to Business/Accounting/Marketing 14% • Of the 875 total Mt. Healthcare grads in 2008/2009 805 (92%) were Montana residents. • 674 were employed for at least one quarter in the year following graduation. 652 were Montana residents. 561 were employed for 4 consecutive quarters following graduation. • Average salary of healthcare grads that worked 4 quarters was $39,400, 35% higher than the average MUS graduate.

  7. MUS Healthcare graduates 2008/2009 average salary

  8. MUS healthcare grad wages continued

  9. Montana by Physicians by AHEC regions • Eastern Region: 663 Physicians, 2.41 per 1,000 people 97 per 1,000 people not including Yellowstone County and 10 counties without a physician • North Central Region: 290 1.9 per 1,000 2 counties without a physician • South Central: 558 Physicians 2.2 per 1,000 0 counties without a physician • Western: 753 physicians 2.5 per 1,000 people 0 counties without a physician

  10. TOP 20 Montana physicians by specialty 2010 Source: Montana Medical Association 2010

  11. Discussion, limitations, and future research • Healthcare employment data: • Projections by job and region • Smallest counties have limited data • MUS data is only for one year • Compare to other graduates • MMA physician data from 2007,2009, 2010 • Analyze multiple years for comparison • Age of Primary Care physicians

  12. Conclusions • Healthcare jobs pay well and have sustained growth through recessions • Healthcare graduates tend to be Montana residents and the majority stay in Montana • Physicians gravitate towards Montana metro areas and 12 counties have no physician

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