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Colorado’s Health Care Labor Market

Colorado’s Health Care Labor Market. Alexandra Hall Chief Economist Colorado Dept. of Labor and Employment 303-318-8850. Agenda. Population/Demand Trends Health Care Industry Today Focus on Hospitals Health Care Occupations Today Focus on Registered Nurses

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Colorado’s Health Care Labor Market

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  1. Colorado’s Health Care Labor Market Alexandra HallChief Economist Colorado Dept. of Labor and Employment 303-318-8850

  2. Agenda • Population/Demand Trends • Health Care Industry Today • Focus on Hospitals • Health Care Occupations Today • Focus on Registered Nurses • Future Outlook for Hospitals and Health Care Jobs

  3. Colorado Population by Age – 2000 and 2030 2030 2000 Source: Colorado State Demographer’s Office

  4. Colorado Trends • Colorado’spopulation is getting older • In 2000, Colorado was ranked 6th highest in the U.S. in their percentage of Baby Boomers • Between 2000 and 2020,Colorado’s population 55-64 will grow 5.9% per year compared to: • 3.9% for this age group in the U.S. • 1.7% for Colorado total Source: Colorado State Demographer’s Office

  5. Colorado • The Health Care & Social Assistance industry makes up 11 percent of Colorado’s total employment • Of Health Care Employment • Hospitals makes up 25% (50,143 employees) • Home Health Care Services 5% (9,836) • Nursing Care Facilities 10% (20,113) Source: CDLE, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2006 annual data

  6. Colorado Source: CDLE, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2006 annual data

  7. Colorado Source: CDLE, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, private employment

  8. Colorado Source: CDLE, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, private employment

  9. Colorado Source: CDLE, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, private employment

  10. Labor Market Information Colorado Department of Labor and Employment

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  13. Labor Market Information Colorado Department of Labor and Employment

  14. Colorado Gender Distribution Hospitals AllIndustries Source: CDLE, Local Employment Dynamics, 2005 annual data

  15. Colorado Age Distribution Hospitals Source: CDLE, Local Employment Dynamics, 2005 annual data

  16. Colorado’s Older Workers Source: CDLE, Local Employment Dynamics

  17. Colorado Source: CDLE, Local Employment Dynamics, 2005 annual data

  18. Labor Market Information Colorado Department of Labor and Employment

  19. Colorado Top 5 Occupations within Hospitals • Registered Nurses – 20,530 employees • Nursing Aides, Orderlies and Attendants – 3,370 • Licensed Practical & Licensed Vocational Nurses – 1,930 • Radiologic Technologists and Technicians – 1,720 • Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists – 1,470 Source: CDLE, Occupational Employment Statistics (OES), 2006

  20. Colorado Registered Nurse Staffing Patterns Source: CDLE, Long-term Projections

  21. Wages – Registered Nurses Educational Services Ambulatory Health Care Nursing & Residential Source: CDLE, Occupational Employment Statistics (OES), 2006

  22. Colorado Registered Nurse Hourly Wage Ranges Source: CDLE, Occupational Employment Statistics (OES), 2006

  23. Colorado Industry Projections • Hospitals are expected to grow 29.6% between 2005 and 2015, adding 19,437 jobs • Total Employment, All Industries projected to grow by 30.6% in that same 10-year period Source: CDLE, Long-term Projections, released 2007 Source: CDLE, Long-term Projections

  24. Colorado Occupation Projections Source: CDLE, Long-term Projections

  25. Labor Market Information Colorado Department of Labor and Employment

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