Documenting Latino Representation In The US Health Workforce

Indira Ghandi Islas · Erin Brantley · Maria Portela Martinez · Edward S. Salsberg · Finn Dobkin · Bianca K. Frogner

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We compared the representation of the four largest Latino subpopulation groups in the health workforce with that group's representation in the US workforce, using 2016-20 data. Mexican Americans were the most underrepresented subpopulation in professions requiring advanced degrees. All groups were overrepresented in occupations requiring less than a bachelor's degree. Among recent health professions graduates, overall Latino representation has been increasing over time.

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