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Rhode Island's healthcare industry employs approximately 75,000 workers in America's smallest state. Lifespan and Care New England dominate this compact market with Brown University's Warren Alpert Medical School providing academic affiliation. The state ranks 16th in health outcomes—among the healthiest. Small geography means every location is accessible. Providence anchors the market with unique density. Boston healthcare spillover influences the market.
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Understanding the RI healthcare job market:
Rhode Island's healthcare industry employs approximately 75,000 workers in America's smallest state. Lifespan and Care New England dominate this compact market with Brown University's Warren Alpert Medical School providing academic affiliation. The state ranks 16th in health outcomes—among the healthiest. Small geography means every location is accessible. Providence anchors the market with unique density. Boston healthcare spillover influences the market.
RI salary ranges by experience level:
Providence pays market rate with Brown/Lifespan academic influence. Wages reflect Boston market proximity—employers compete for talent. Cost of living at 105% is moderate for New England. Compact state means no rural premium/penalty distinction. Hospital competition benefits CMA wages. Portuguese and Spanish language skills valuable.
Rhode Island's compact market features Brown-affiliated academic systems:
Where the jobs are in Rhode Island:
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Common questions about MA jobs in Rhode Island:
Rhode Island's healthcare industry employs approximately 75,000 workers in America's smallest state. Lifespan and Care New England dominate this compact market with Brown University's Warren Alpert Medical School providing academic affiliation. The state ranks 16th in health outcomes—among the healthiest. Small geography means every location is accessible. Providence anchors the market with unique density. Boston healthcare spillover influences the market.
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