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Table 28. Number of staff at Title IV institutions and administrative offices, by medical school staff status, employment status, and state or jurisdiction: United States, fall 2018
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 3,986,129 2,591,235 1,394,894 3,562,147 2,239,028 1,323,119 423,982 352,207 71,775
Alabama 58,821 39,467 19,354 53,169 34,392 18,777 5,652 5,075 577
Alaska 6,356 4,026 2,330 6,356 4,026 2,330 0 0 0
Arizona 78,357 42,421 35,936 76,098 40,866 35,232 2,259 1,555 704
Arkansas 33,083 24,341 8,742 30,413 22,072 8,341 2,670 2,269 401
California 420,220 261,997 158,223 371,593 225,456 146,137 48,627 36,541 12,086
Colorado 71,064 45,617 25,447 62,631 37,809 24,822 8,433 7,808 625
Connecticut 59,833 38,001 21,832 51,006 30,470 20,536 8,827 7,531 1,296
Delaware 12,584 7,366 5,218 12,584 7,366 5,218 0 0 0
District of Columbia 28,089 19,189 8,900 25,557 16,886 8,671 2,532 2,303 229
Florida 179,707 115,811 63,896 162,188 100,234 61,954 17,519 15,577 1,942
Georgia 111,436 76,994 34,442 102,677 69,230 33,447 8,759 7,764 995
Hawaii 12,081 8,297 3,784 11,515 8,036 3,479 566 261 305
Idaho 17,647 10,820 6,827 17,647 10,820 6,827 0 0 0
Illinois 163,808 103,714 60,094 145,381 88,833 56,548 18,427 14,881 3,546
Indiana 89,822 58,429 31,393 85,039 54,292 30,747 4,783 4,137 646
Iowa 49,465 31,624 17,841 45,391 28,286 17,105 4,074 3,338 736
Kansas 41,531 26,503 15,028 38,559 23,957 14,602 2,972 2,546 426
Kentucky 50,716 35,155 15,561 44,870 30,011 14,859 5,846 5,144 702
Louisiana 42,745 30,988 11,757 38,930 27,668 11,262 3,815 3,320 495
Maine 15,431 10,241 5,190 15,276 10,132 5,144 155 109 46
Maryland 95,074 58,506 36,568 79,069 46,086 32,983 16,005 12,420 3,585
Massachusetts 156,046 102,980 53,066 144,450 93,383 51,067 11,596 9,597 1,999
Michigan 115,531 75,939 39,592 103,065 65,663 37,402 12,466 10,276 2,190
Minnesota 67,872 41,540 26,332 62,946 38,820 24,126 4,926 2,720 2,206
Mississippi 40,527 29,723 10,804 37,782 27,257 10,525 2,745 2,466 279
Missouri 88,771 56,141 32,630 70,984 40,987 29,997 17,787 15,154 2,633
Montana 10,822 7,118 3,704 10,822 7,118 3,704 0 0 0
Nebraska 30,280 20,698 9,582 27,337 18,177 9,160 2,943 2,521 422
Nevada 19,399 10,748 8,651 17,880 9,656 8,224 1,519 1,092 427
New Hampshire 26,846 12,991 13,855 26,105 12,360 13,745 741 631 110
New Jersey 88,045 54,713 33,332 82,582 49,638 32,944 5,463 5,075 388
New Mexico 24,419 16,190 8,229 21,650 13,860 7,790 2,769 2,330 439
New York 320,343 204,657 115,686 274,563 165,020 109,543 45,780 39,637 6,143
North Carolina 149,271 100,285 48,986 131,794 84,241 47,553 17,477 16,044 1,433
North Dakota 11,201 7,815 3,386 10,612 7,402 3,210 589 413 176
Ohio 148,713 96,027 52,686 122,663 73,034 49,629 26,050 22,993 3,057
Oklahoma 47,697 33,353 14,344 42,750 29,105 13,645 4,947 4,248 699
Oregon 51,683 33,247 18,436 46,834 29,519 17,315 4,849 3,728 1,121
Pennsylvania 187,196 129,230 57,966 164,545 109,490 55,055 22,651 19,740 2,911
Rhode Island 19,746 13,496 6,250 19,344 13,152 6,192 402 344 58
South Carolina 50,155 32,345 17,810 47,570 30,240 17,330 2,585 2,105 480
South Dakota 9,907 6,666 3,241 9,619 6,501 3,118 288 165 123
Tennessee 72,122 47,620 24,502 66,019 42,431 23,588 6,103 5,189 914
Texas 269,263 181,163 88,100 240,995 157,400 83,595 28,268 23,763 4,505
Utah 52,012 33,849 18,163 45,845 28,370 17,475 6,167 5,479 688
Vermont 11,635 8,181 3,454 10,320 7,112 3,208 1,315 1,069 246
Virginia 104,803 67,874 36,929 95,301 62,636 32,665 9,502 5,238 4,264
Washington 70,148 48,239 21,909 61,864 41,399 20,465 8,284 6,840 1,444
West Virginia 21,029 14,390 6,639 18,454 12,387 6,067 2,575 2,003 572
Wisconsin 75,772 49,997 25,775 64,498 41,229 23,269 11,274 8,768 2,506
Wyoming 7,005 4,513 2,492 7,005 4,513 2,492 0 0 0

1Medical 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. There are no medical schools at 2-year or less-than-2-year institutions.

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. United States includes the 50 states and the District of Columbia. The four U.S. service academies that are not Title IV eligible are included in the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) universe because they are federally funded and open to the public and are included in this table. Military-specific occupations (Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) code 55-0000) are part of the SOC system but are not applicable to the IPEDS Human Resources (HR) component because IPEDS HR collects data on civilian staff. Part-time staff includes graduate assistants. Definitions for terms used in this table may be found in the collection year’s archived downloadable glossary located at https://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/use-the-data/annual-survey-forms-packages-archived?year=2018.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS, Spring 2019, Human Resources component (final data).