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Kansas's healthcare industry employs approximately 175,000 workers across the Sunflower State. The Kansas City metro (split with Missouri) anchors eastern Kansas, while Wichita serves as the state's largest fully-Kansas city. University of Kansas Health System provides academic leadership. The state ranks 27th in health outcomes with significant urban-rural disparities. Kansas's vast rural expanse creates healthcare access challenges—68 critical access hospitals serve agricultural communities. The state's central location makes it a healthcare workforce training ground.
Ideal for candidates with prior MA clinical experience who need certification to validate their skills for Kansas employers.
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EHired does NOT place, arrange, or supervise externships. All externships are self-managed. You are responsible for identifying and securing your own externship site.
Understanding the KS healthcare job market:
Kansas's healthcare industry employs approximately 175,000 workers across the Sunflower State. The Kansas City metro (split with Missouri) anchors eastern Kansas, while Wichita serves as the state's largest fully-Kansas city. University of Kansas Health System provides academic leadership. The state ranks 27th in health outcomes with significant urban-rural disparities. Kansas's vast rural expanse creates healthcare access challenges—68 critical access hospitals serve agricultural communities. The state's central location makes it a healthcare workforce training ground.
KS salary ranges by experience level:
Kansas City metro pays highest due to cross-state competition with Missouri employers. University of Kansas positions offer academic prestige. Johnson County (Overland Park) is affluent with higher wages. Wichita offers solid wages with very low cost of living. Rural positions pay less but cost of living is extremely affordable. Bilingual Spanish increasingly valuable in meatpacking communities.
Kansas's healthcare market features academic medicine and faith-based systems:
Where the jobs are in Kansas:
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Common questions about MA jobs in Kansas:
Kansas's healthcare industry employs approximately 175,000 workers across the Sunflower State. The Kansas City metro (split with Missouri) anchors eastern Kansas, while Wichita serves as the state's largest fully-Kansas city. University of Kansas Health System provides academic leadership. The state ranks 27th in health outcomes with significant urban-rural disparities. Kansas's vast rural expanse creates healthcare access challenges—68 critical access hospitals serve agricultural communities. The state's central location makes it a healthcare workforce training ground.
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