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. 2016 Oct;106(10):1782–1788. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2016.303305

TABLE 1—

Demographics of Survey Respondents (Unweighted): Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey and Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey, United States, 2014

Characteristic CDC (n = 6 562), No. (%) State Central Office (n = 10 246), No. (%) BCHC LHDs (n = 2 438), No. (%) Other LHDs and RHDs (n = 8 541), No. (%)
Supervisors or higher 1 247 (19) 3 381 (33) 707 (29) 2 135 (25)
Have annualized earnings > $75 000 3 872 (59) 3 893 (38) 1 121 (46) 1 537 (18)
Have been in the same organization ≥ 5 y 4 856 (74) 6 660 (65) 1 707 (70) 5 722 (67)
Are considering leaving their organization in the next year 1 837 (28) 2 664 (26) 536 (22) 1 794 (21)
Are planning to retire before 2020 1 247 (19) 2 459 (24) 536 (22) 2 050 (24)
Are aged ≥ 50 y 2 953 (45) 4 098 (40) 878 (36) 3 587 (42)
Have a bachelor’s degree 5 709 (87) 7 685 (75) 1 780 (73) 5 210 (61)
Have a master’s degree 4 462 (68) 4 303 (42) 1 000 (41) 1 794 (21)
Have a public health degree (any level) NAa 1 642 (16) 410 (17) 532 (6)
Are non-Hispanic White 3 740 (57) 7 172 (70) 707 (29) 6 064 (71)
Are female 3 937 (60) 7 377 (72) 1 829 (75) 7 174 (84)

Note. BCHC = Big City Health Coalition; CDC = Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; LHD = local health department; NA = not applicable; RHD = regional health department.

a

Estimate is not available as it was not asked on the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.