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Data Snapshot: Certified Peer Support Specialists

Data Snapshot: Graduate-level Mental Health and Substance Use Services Clinicians

Data Snapshot: Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists

Data Snapshot: Licensed Psychological Associates

Data Snapshot: Licensed Psychologistss

Data Snapshot: Mental Health and Substance Use Services Prescribers

Data Snapshot: Mental Health Counselors

Data Snapshot: Nurse Practitioners Specializing in Mental Health and Substance Use Services

Data Snapshot: Physician Assistants Specializing in Mental Health and Substance Use Services

Data Snapshot: Physicians Specializing in Mental Health and Substance Use Services

Data Snapshot: Licensed Clinical Social Workers & Associates

Facilitators and Barriers to Reengaging Healthcare Workers Through Refresher Programs

2024 Health Workforce Update

A Brief Report on Interventions to Increase Retention in the Nursing Workforce

The Workforce Outcomes of Physicians Completing Residency Training in North Carolina in 2017, 2018, and 2019

NC's CNM workforce increased 49% between 2013 and 2023, but geographic distribution challenges persist

How has RN Retention in North Carolina Changed over Time?

The Workforce Outcomes of Physicians Completing Residency Training in North Carolina in 2017, 2018, and 2019

Hurricane Helene and the Health Workforce

Is Access to Primary Care Clinicians Improving In North Carolina?

2023 Data Update: The North Carolina Health Professions Data System

North Carolina Advanced Practice Registered Nurses: A Report on the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Workforce in North Carolina

Trends in the racial and ethnic diversity of NC health professions

How does the racial and ethnic diversity of NC health professionals compare to the racial and ethnic diversity of the state population?

North Carolina increased the supply of dentists by 586 between 2017 and 2021. Where did they go?

Findings suggest NC workforce is similar to the national one in terms of hospital employment setting.

Distribution of critical care physician workforce in North Carolina

Does NC have the critical care nursing workforce needed to combat COVID-19?

North Carolina’s Respiratory Therapist Workforce: Availability to treat COVID-19

Primary Care Access in North Carolina is Not Equally Distributed

COVID-19, Primary Care, and Infectious Disease Physicians in NC

How diverse is NC's obstetric delivery workforce?

What do we know about NC's GME outcomes?

The ratio of physicians-to-population is increasing in NC, but most of the increase is in urban areas.

Where do NC’s international medical graduates come from?

37% of NC occupational therapists were trained in state. What about the rest?

Compare the age distributions of health professionals in metro and rural areas.

There are more younger dentists than older dentists in urban NC counties.

See how different health professions have grown over time.

Look at the population structure for different health professions.

Maternal and Fetal Medicine physicians tend to be concentrated in metropolitan counties.

How many nurse practitioner and physician assistant schools are in NC?

How rapidly have physicians, PAs, and NPs grown in rural and urban counties in NC?

Compared to non-AHEC residents, a higher percentage of NC AHEC residents are practicing in NC

Where are psychiatrists practicing in North Carolina?

A quarter of psychologists are 65 or older, but a large and mostly female cohort are earlier in their careers.

What percentage of the residents in your county are 65 and older?

The rural physician workforce is aging at a faster pace than the urban workforce.

How many graduates from NC medical schools were practicing in primary care in NC five years after graduating?

Does a medical school's mission affect where its graduates practice?

Which medical schools retain the highest percentage of graduates in NC?

North Carolina added 551 new dentists between 2013 and 2017. Where did they go?

Investigate the supply of North Carolina physicians with an interactive beeswarm plot.

NC health professionals are less racially and ethnically diverse than the general population.

Most NC health care jobs are in allied health, nursing, or are aides/attendants

Retirees will soon be more numerous than children in rural North Carolina.

In 2009, employment in health care and social services surpassed employment in manufacturing.

Investigate the supply of health professionals in North Carolina.