National Center for Education Statistics

Number of staff at all Title IV institutions and administrative offices, by medical school staff status, employment status, and state or jurisdiction: Fall 2011
	Total			Staff not in medical schools1			Medical school1 staff
State or jurisdiction	Total	Full-time	Part-time	Total	Full-time	Part-time	Total	Full-time	Part-time
United States	3,921,675	2,489,988	1,431,687	3,543,235	2,175,635	1,367,600	378,440	314,353	64,087
Alabama	58,018	37,984	20,034	52,405	33,228	19,177	5,613	4,756	857
Alaska	7,998	4,939	3,059	7,998	4,939	3,059	†	†	†
Arizona	95,490	47,530	47,960	92,455	45,203	47,252	3,035	2,327	708
Arkansas	31,568	22,782	8,786	28,535	20,024	8,511	3,033	2,758	275
California	380,520	232,072	148,448	342,252	205,906	136,346	38,268	26,166	12,102
Colorado	64,619	36,634	27,985	59,873	32,384	27,489	4,746	4,250	496
Connecticut	54,668	35,962	18,706	47,322	29,494	17,828	7,346	6,468	878
Delaware	11,139	6,743	4,396	11,139	6,743	4,396	†	†	†
District of Columbia	28,623	18,820	9,803	25,444	16,061	9,383	3,179	2,759	420
Florida	175,533	107,453	68,080	161,929	95,418	66,511	13,604	12,035	1,569
Georgia	107,581	71,359	36,222	99,923	64,426	35,497	7,658	6,933	725
Hawaii	12,879	8,622	4,257	12,305	8,339	3,966	574	283	291
Idaho	14,277	9,366	4,911	14,277	9,366	4,911	†	†	†
Illinois	181,941	111,202	70,739	165,568	98,404	67,164	16,373	12,798	3,575
Indiana	88,711	57,151	31,560	83,151	52,079	31,072	5,560	5,072	488
Iowa	61,177	37,184	23,993	57,712	34,495	23,217	3,465	2,689	776
Kansas	40,292	25,261	15,031	37,786	23,138	14,648	2,506	2,123	383
Kentucky	55,808	36,678	19,130	49,834	32,256	17,578	5,974	4,422	1,552
Louisiana	45,798	34,084	11,714	41,222	30,095	11,127	4,576	3,989	587
Maine	14,156	9,656	4,500	14,011	9,538	4,473	145	118	27
Maryland	91,524	55,494	36,030	76,294	44,058	32,236	15,230	11,436	3,794
Massachusetts	144,700	93,704	50,996	132,481	83,494	48,987	12,219	10,210	2,009
Michigan	118,327	71,507	46,820	108,863	63,780	45,083	9,464	7,727	1,737
Minnesota	70,263	42,990	27,273	66,093	40,696	25,397	4,170	2,294	1,876
Mississippi	38,156	28,709	9,447	36,016	27,018	8,998	2,140	1,691	449
Missouri	95,783	59,780	36,003	80,899	46,847	34,052	14,884	12,933	1,951
Montana	11,118	7,146	3,972	11,118	7,146	3,972	†	†	†
Nebraska	29,539	20,190	9,349	26,059	17,232	8,827	3,480	2,958	522
Nevada	16,233	8,990	7,243	15,578	8,559	7,019	655	431	224
New Hampshire	19,379	10,908	8,471	18,204	9,917	8,287	1,175	991	184
New Jersey	86,528	54,957	31,571	77,233	46,726	30,507	9,295	8,231	1,064
New Mexico	28,396	17,258	11,138	25,230	15,099	10,131	3,166	2,159	1,007
New York	293,077	181,416	111,661	261,491	154,180	107,311	31,586	27,236	4,350
North Carolina	137,962	94,323	43,639	119,892	77,587	42,305	18,070	16,736	1,334
North Dakota	11,491	8,318	3,173	10,930	7,939	2,991	561	379	182
Ohio	152,062	92,416	59,646	132,524	74,812	57,712	19,538	17,604	1,934
Oklahoma	49,014	33,150	15,864	45,081	29,823	15,258	3,933	3,327	606
Oregon	48,942	28,503	20,439	45,236	25,801	19,435	3,706	2,702	1,004
Pennsylvania	183,748	124,627	59,121	163,820	107,685	56,135	19,928	16,942	2,986
Rhode Island	18,154	12,536	5,618	17,447	12,030	5,417	707	506	201
South Carolina	48,383	30,686	17,697	45,477	28,325	17,152	2,906	2,361	545
South Dakota	10,116	6,623	3,493	9,684	6,306	3,378	432	317	115
Tennessee	88,323	63,575	24,748	66,321	42,855	23,466	22,002	20,720	1,282
Texas	276,378	181,405	94,973	254,295	162,273	92,022	22,083	19,132	2,951
Utah	39,902	24,518	15,384	36,301	21,293	15,008	3,601	3,225	376
Vermont	12,096	8,202	3,894	10,900	7,231	3,669	1,196	971	225
Virginia	97,169	63,441	33,728	90,583	58,241	32,342	6,586	5,200	1,386
Washington	66,939	44,653	22,286	59,499	38,497	21,002	7,440	6,156	1,284
West Virginia	23,063	15,319	7,744	20,681	13,457	7,224	2,382	1,862	520
Wisconsin	76,488	48,377	28,111	66,238	40,407	25,831	10,250	7,970	2,280
Wyoming	7,626	4,785	2,841	7,626	4,785	2,841	†	†	†

† Not applicable.

¹ Medical schools are defined as those that grant degrees in Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) and/or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) programs. Also includes health or allied health schools or departments that are affiliated with (housed in or under the authority of) the medical school.

NOTE: Title IV institutions are those with a written agreement with the Secretary of Education that allows the institution to participate in any of the Title IV federal student financial assistance programs. Although they are not Title IV eligible, four of the U.S. service academies are included in the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) universe because they are federally funded and open to the public. Part-time staff includes graduate assistants. Definitions for terms used in this table may be found in the IPEDS online glossary located at http://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/glossary.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS, Winter 2011-12, Employees by Assigned Position section of the Human Resources component (final data).