Tables for Profiles of Non-Physician Clinicians

Table 37

Physician Assistant to Population Ratios, 2003

£ Counts are for 2002, the most recent year of data available.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Table 38

Did not respond in Texas - 44

^ Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in Texas, unable to calculate percent White, Black/African-American, or Others.

** Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.

- Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Race/ethnicity for physician assistants not available at the national level.  Similarly, since race/ethnicity is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of physician assistants by race/ethnic group could not be calculated.

Table 39

Physician Assistants by Age, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - four

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Age for physician assistants not available at the national level.  Similarly, since age is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of physician assistants by age could not be calculated.

Table 40

Physician Assistants by Gender, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Gender for physician assistants not available at the national level.  Similarly, since gender is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of physician assistants by gender could not be calculated.

Table 41

Nurse Practitioner to Population Ratios, 2003

£ Counts are for 2000, the most recent year of data available.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Table 42

Nurse Practitioners by Race/Ethnicity, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

^ Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in Texas, unable to calculate percent White, Black/African-American, or Others.

** Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.

- Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Race/ethnicity for nurse practitioners at the national level is as follows:  90.7% Non-Hispanic White; 4.6% Black/African-American; 2.2% Hispanic/Latino(a); 1.8% Asian/Pacific Islander; and 0.6% American Indian/Alaskan Native. ^[112]   Since race/ethnicity is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse practitioners by race/ethnic group could not be calculated.

Table 43

Nurse Practitioners by Age, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

- Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Age for nurse practitioners not available at the national level.  Similarly, since age is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse practitioners by age could not be calculated.

Table 44

Nurse Practitioners by Gender, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Gender for nurse practitioners at the national level is as follows:  94.7% female. ^[115]   Since gender is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse practitioners by gender could not be calculated.

Table 45

Nurse Practitioners by Employment Status, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

** Based on nurses' interpretation of "part-time"; number of hours worked is not available.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Hours worked per week for nurse practitioners not available at the national level.  Similarly, since hours worked per week are not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse practitioners by part- or full-time status could not be calculated.

Table 46

Nurse Midwife to Population Ratios, 2003

£ Counts are for 2000, the most recent year of data available.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Table 47

Nurse Midwives by Race/Ethnicity, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

^ Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in Texas, unable to calculate percent White, Black/African-American, or Others.

** Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.

- Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Race/ethnicity for nurse midwives at the national level is as follows:  92.1% Non-Hispanic White; 4.1% Black/African-American; 1.5% Hispanic/Latino(a); 1.4% Asian/Pacific Islander; and 0.8% American Indian/Alaskan Native. ^[120]   Since race/ethnicity is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse midwives by race/ethnic group could not be calculated.

Table 48

Nurse Midwives by Age Group, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

- Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Age for nurse midwives not available at the national level.  Similarly, since age is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse midwives by age could not be calculated.

Table 49

Nurse Midwives by Gender, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

- Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Gender for nurse midwives at the national level is as follows:  99.3% female. ^[123]   Since gender is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse midwives by gender could not be calculated.

Table 50

Nurse Midwives by Employment Status, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

** Based on nurses' interpretation of "part-time"; number of hours worked is not available.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Hours worked per week for nurse midwives not available at the national level.  Similarly, since hours worked per week are not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse midwives by part- or full-time status could not be calculated.

Table 51

Nurse Anesthetist to Population Ratios, 2003

£ Counts are for 2000, the most recent year of data available.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Table 52

Nurse Anesthetists by Race/Ethnicity, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

^ Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in Texas, unable to calculate percent White, Black/African-American, or Others.

** Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Race/ethnicity for nurse anesthetists at the national level is as follows:  91.8% Non-Hispanic White; 4.1% Black/African-American; 2.2% Hispanic/Latino(a); 1.7% Asian/Pacific Islander; and 0.1% American Indian/Alaskan Native. ^[128]   Since race/ethnicity is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse anesthetists by race/ethnic group could not be calculated.

Table 53

Nurse Anesthetists by Age Group, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

- Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Age for nurse anesthetists not available at the national level.  Similarly, since age is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse anesthetists by age could not be calculated.

Table 54

Nurse Anesthetists by Gender, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Gender for nurse anesthetists at the national level is as follows:  59.1% female. ^[131]   Since gender is not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse anesthetists by gender could not be calculated.

Table 55

Nurse Anesthetists by Employment Status, 2003

Did not respond in Texas - zero

** Based on nurses' interpretation of "part-time"; number of hours worked is not available.

* The "Within 100 miles" Border area has been added for the State of Texas because the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and the State Planning Office designate counties within this area as "Border Counties".

Note:  Hours worked per week for nurse anesthetists not available at the national level.  Similarly, since hours worked per week are not collected by each Board in the Border States, the proportion of nurse anesthetists by part- or full-time status could not be calculated.