Here is what makes the top five states to practice in the best places for physicians to thrive, according to the report:
- Wisconsin: Wisconsin has low malpractice and insurance premiums and lots of outside of work activities, including a popular sports and beer scene.
- Minnesota: Minnesota has a top public health system and a low density of physicians, making jobs in demand. There are also many outdoor activities to partake in.
- North Dakota: North Dakota has a low cost of living and low malpractice premiums. There are also many hiking and biking opportunities.
- Hawaii: Hawaii has low disease incidences and low physician burnout rates, in addition to popular scenery and a laid-back lifestyle.
- Ohio: Ohio offers residents a low cost of living and highly rated research hospitals. Additionally, the state is centrally located.
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