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Mar 18, 2026, 5:28 AM

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A new report ranks New Jersey as the second worst place in the country to be a physician.

WalletHub compared states using factors such as annual wages and the number of hospitals per person.

Only New York ranked lower than New Jersey in the overall report.

Montana and Indiana were listed as the top states for physicians.