Tables for Profiles of Mental Health Professionals

Table 50

Psychiatrist to Population Ratios, 2004

₤ Counts are for 1999, the most recent year of data available; reflects the number of clinically trained psychiatrists.
^Ω Results for the Border States could not be calculated as comparable data was not available for California.

Table 51

Psychiatrists by Race/Ethnicity, 2004

Did not respond in Florida - 69
^Φ Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in Florida, unable to calculate percent Non-Hispanic White, Black/African-American, or Others.
* Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.

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

Table 52

Psychiatrists by Age, 2004

Did not respond in Florida – four
- Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

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

Table 53

Psychiatrists by Gender, 2004

Did not respond in Florida - one

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

Table 54

Psychologist to Population Ratios, 2004

₤ Counts are for 1999, the most recent year of data available; reflects the number of clinically trained psychologists.

Table 55

Psychologists by Race/Ethnicity, 2004

Did not respond in Florida – 441
^Φ Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in Florida, unable to calculate percent Non-Hispanic White, Black/African-American, or Others.
* Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.

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

Table 56

Psychologists by Age, 2004

Did not respond in Florida - 38
- Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

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

Table 57

Psychologists by Gender, 2004

Did not respond in Florida - 193

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

Table 58

Social Worker to Population Ratios, 2004

₤ Counts are for 1999, the most recent year of data available; reflects the number of clinically trained social workers.

Table 59

Social Workers by Race/Ethnicity, 2004

Did not respond in Florida – 619
^Φ Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in Florida, unable to calculate percent Non-Hispanic White, Black/African-American, or Others.
* Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.

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

Table 60

Social Workers by Age, 2004

Did not respond in Florida - 425
- Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

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

Table 61

Social Workers by Gender, 2004

Did not respond in Florida - 591

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