Table 2.
State | N | Density |
---|---|---|
Alabama | 76 | 1.69 |
Alaska | 64 | 9.67 |
Arizona | 175 | 3.05 |
Arkansas | 38 | 1.39 |
Californiaa | 345 | 0.97 |
Colorado | 157 | 3.41 |
Connecticut | 457 | 13.13 |
Delaware | 28 | 3.38 |
District of Columbia | 26 | 4.49 |
Florida | 366 | 2.11 |
Georgia | 229 | 2.57 |
Hawaii | 53 | 4.23 |
Idaho | 26 | 1.87 |
Illinois | 201 | 1.59 |
Indiana | 125 | 2.01 |
Iowa | 85 | 2.89 |
Kansas | 115 | 4.21 |
Kentucky | 163 | 3.94 |
Louisiana | 53 | 1.18 |
Maine | 269 | 20.55 |
Maryland | 429 | 7.75 |
Massachusetts | 921 | 14.32 |
Michigan | 211 | 2.09 |
Minnesota | 268 | 5.27 |
Mississippi | 165 | 5.72 |
Missouri | 93 | 1.62 |
Montana | 31 | 3.35 |
Nebraska | 74 | 4.24 |
Nevada | 15 | 0.64 |
New Hampshire | 145 | 11.20 |
New Jersey | 360 | 4.17 |
New Mexico | 99 | 5.23 |
New York | 745 | 3.87 |
North Carolina | 212 | 2.48 |
North Dakota | 33 | 5.18 |
Ohio | 338 | 2.95 |
Oklahoma | 32 | 0.91 |
Oregon | 122 | 3.40 |
Pennsylvania | 432 | 3.50 |
Rhode Island | 131 | 12.21 |
South Carolina | 107 | 2.55 |
South Dakota | 21 | 2.71 |
Tennessee | 279 | 4.72 |
Texas | 332 | 1.48 |
Utah | 104 | 4.28 |
Vermont | 59 | 9.53 |
Virginia | 338 | 4.53 |
Washington | 479 | 7.74 |
West Virginia | 28 | 1.55 |
Wisconsin | 112 | 2.03 |
Wyoming | 14 | 2.78 |
Total | 9,780 |
Source: American Nurses Credentialing Center (2008); U.S. Census, 2006.
California does not require national board certification which explains the low density.