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Hiring

Healthcare hiring difficulty by role and city

1,953 pages for 25 occupations across 80 metros. Each page uses BLS OEWS May 2025 wages for that occupation in that metro, plus the state JOLTS total-nonfarm print for December 2025. Pairs with an unpublished wage cell are left off.

How the score is built

Hardest-to-fill list, edition 2026-10-02

Highest scores on the current data

  1. Home Health and Personal Care Aides in Atlanta, GA · 9.8 · Hard
  2. Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists in Atlanta, GA · 9.8 · Hard
  3. Medical and Health Services Managers in Atlanta, GA · 9.6 · Hard
  4. Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary in Virginia Beach, VA · 9.6 · Hard
  5. Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary in Oklahoma City, OK · 9.5 · Hard
  6. Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary in Tulsa, OK · 9.5 · Hard
  7. Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists in Tulsa, OK · 9.5 · Hard
  8. Home Health and Personal Care Aides in Oklahoma City, OK · 9.5 · Hard

The weekly list freezes a top 15. This short table is the same score, read from the files at build time.

What a page shows
  • Metro median and a percentile wage, next to the state and U.S. figures
  • Statewide hiring pace and openings rate, labeled as all-industry JOLTS
  • A workplace-record count where the provider-registry extract covers the metro
  • A 0 to 10 market difficulty score, with the three components

Roles

States