National Center for Education Statistics

Number of staff at Title IV institutions and administrative offices, by medical school staff status, employment status, and state or jurisdiction: United States, fall 2015
State or jurisdiction		All staff				Staff not in medical schools1				Medical school1 staff
		Total	Full-time	Part-time		Total	Full-time	Part-time		Total	Full-time	Part-time
United States		3,981,632	2,552,101	1,429,531		3,574,474	2,217,310	1,357,164		407,158	334,791	72,367
Alabama		58,878	38,653	20,225		53,199	33,722	19,477		5,679	4,931	748
Alaska		7,552	4,680	2,872		7,552	4,680	2,872		0	0	0
Arizona		87,910	46,436	41,474		84,648	43,917	40,731		3,262	2,519	743
Arkansas		32,474	24,071	8,403		30,585	22,341	8,244		1,889	1,730	159
California		400,705	239,444	161,261		356,549	209,760	146,789		44,156	29,684	14,472
Colorado		66,309	41,136	25,173		59,388	34,758	24,630		6,921	6,378	543
Connecticut		55,069	37,512	17,557		47,248	30,622	16,626		7,821	6,890	931
Delaware		11,704	6,922	4,782		11,704	6,922	4,782		0	0	0
District of Columbia		28,808	19,538	9,270		25,593	16,869	8,724		3,215	2,669	546
Florida		177,323	111,655	65,668		161,585	97,973	63,612		15,738	13,682	2,056
Georgia		108,035	74,246	33,789		99,702	66,688	33,014		8,333	7,558	775
Hawaii		12,415	8,473	3,942		11,824	8,204	3,620		591	269	322
Idaho		16,567	10,285	6,282		16,567	10,285	6,282		0	0	0
Illinois		177,510	111,760	65,750		160,906	98,615	62,291		16,604	13,145	3,459
Indiana		88,961	56,695	32,266		84,828	53,090	31,738		4,133	3,605	528
Iowa		53,432	32,602	20,830		49,816	29,736	20,080		3,616	2,866	750
Kansas		42,818	26,688	16,130		40,158	24,439	15,719		2,660	2,249	411
Kentucky		51,969	36,373	15,596		46,098	31,156	14,942		5,871	5,217	654
Louisiana		43,370	30,869	12,501		39,615	27,716	11,899		3,755	3,153	602
Maine		14,505	9,529	4,976		14,352	9,419	4,933		153	110	43
Maryland		92,038	56,537	35,501		76,897	44,836	32,061		15,141	11,701	3,440
Massachusetts		152,413	99,695	52,718		140,915	90,316	50,599		11,498	9,379	2,119
Michigan		116,749	73,488	43,261		106,235	64,865	41,370		10,514	8,623	1,891
Minnesota		68,350	41,694	26,656		64,042	39,278	24,764		4,308	2,416	1,892
Mississippi		40,212	29,462	10,750		37,554	27,120	10,434		2,658	2,342	316
Missouri		91,699	56,095	35,604		76,522	43,120	33,402		15,177	12,975	2,202
Montana		11,120	7,306	3,814		11,120	7,306	3,814		0	0	0
Nebraska		29,879	20,293	9,586		27,225	18,043	9,182		2,654	2,250	404
Nevada		17,500	10,111	7,389		16,362	9,284	7,078		1,138	827	311
New Hampshire		25,451	12,615	12,836		24,271	11,613	12,658		1,180	1,002	178
New Jersey		85,822	51,732	34,090		78,229	45,566	32,663		7,593	6,166	1,427
New Mexico		27,646	17,325	10,321		24,821	14,966	9,855		2,825	2,359	466
New York		313,289	196,156	117,133		273,889	162,165	111,724		39,400	33,991	5,409
North Carolina		140,932	94,013	46,919		124,975	79,865	45,110		15,957	14,148	1,809
North Dakota		11,479	8,452	3,027		10,963	8,029	2,934		516	423	93
Ohio		148,675	92,939	55,736		125,583	72,983	52,600		23,092	19,956	3,136
Oklahoma		50,079	34,227	15,852		45,394	30,287	15,107		4,685	3,940	745
Oregon		51,504	31,632	19,872		47,307	28,501	18,806		4,197	3,131	1,066
Pennsylvania		183,468	124,772	58,696		163,349	107,685	55,664		20,119	17,087	3,032
Rhode Island		18,842	12,941	5,901		18,506	12,661	5,845		336	280	56
South Carolina		49,576	31,439	18,137		46,515	28,939	17,576		3,061	2,500	561
South Dakota		10,162	6,630	3,532		9,724	6,345	3,379		438	285	153
Tennessee		91,028	64,590	26,438		65,307	41,408	23,899		25,721	23,182	2,539
Texas		281,482	191,551	89,931		254,487	168,562	85,925		26,995	22,989	4,006
Utah		46,028	29,530	16,498		40,497	24,488	16,009		5,531	5,042	489
Vermont		11,908	8,254	3,654		10,710	7,271	3,439		1,198	983	215
Virginia		104,633	66,700	37,933		97,107	61,906	35,201		7,526	4,794	2,732
Washington		68,207	45,679	22,528		61,122	39,879	21,243		7,085	5,800	1,285
West Virginia		22,690	15,252	7,438		20,314	13,362	6,952		2,376	1,890	486
Wisconsin		74,799	48,640	26,159		64,957	40,965	23,992		9,842	7,675	2,167
Wyoming		7,658	4,784	2,874		7,658	4,784	2,874		0	0	0

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

NOTE: Title IV institutions are those with a written agreement with the U.S. Department of Education that allows the institution to participate in any of the Title IV federal student financial assistance programs. The four U.S. service academies that

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS, Spring 2016, Human Resources component (final data).