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Best States to Practice

Which states offer the friendliest climates in which to practice medicine?

We’ve been answering those questions since 2003 with our Best States to Practice list. This year, we’ve developed a slideshow, so you can quickly see the very best and the very worst states, a clickable map of the U.S., where you can you get the relevant data for each state, and our new My Best States to Practice tool, allowing you alter the metrics by which we rank the states, so you can get a Best States ranking that reflects your priorities.

Best States to Practice

Opportunities to practice telemedicine are emerging due to improved technology and reimbursement. Still, there are some legal issues to consider.

Over the past year, several states have changed their PA-related laws. Here’s a closer look at some of those changes.

Our 2013 Staff Salary Survey results indicate how practice size, location, and staffing relate to ACO participation.

As the physician shortage intensifies, so does the debate over the appropriate scope of practice of nonphysician providers. Where do you draw the line?

Legislative interference in the operation of your medical practice is evident across the U.S. Here are some examples.

Use our new Best States to Practice tool to find the ideal location for you to practice medicine in the U.S.

Here are the top states to work as a physician (and those at the bottom) from our 2012 Best States to Practice report.

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