HRSA-Supported Health Care Workforce Data Available

Check out the fiscal year 2024 data to see where HRSA-supported providers are serving. More than 21,000 clinicians are making an impact across the U.S. and its territories in the areas that need them most. You can filter data discipline, state or territory, rural status, and more.

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