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Download Surgical Workforce Maps

Explore the geographic distribution of the surgical workforce across the United States. Use the interactive tool below to find maps by location, surgical specialty, practitioner type, geography, and facility overlay.

Find a Map

Use the filters to narrow the available maps:

  • Map level: View national or state-level maps.

  • State: Select a specific state when viewing state-level maps.

  • Surgery group: Find maps for a particular surgical specialty or workforce group.

  • Overlay: Display available facility locations, including hospitals or ambulatory surgery centers.
  • Geography: Choose the geographic unit used to organize the data, such as county, hospital referral region, or core-based statistical area.

Select Download Map to open and save the full-resolution version.

Tip: Start with the map level, then apply additional filters to refine the results. Use the search field to locate a specific specialty, practitioner type, or geographic area.

About the Maps

These maps provide a visual overview of surgical workforce distribution and related health care facilities. Depending on the selected map, data may be displayed using population-based rates and geographic boundaries appropriate to the selected level of analysis.

The maps are intended to support workforce planning, research, education, and discussions about access to surgical care. They should be interpreted alongside local context and the accompanying data definitions and methodology.

Data and Methodology

For information about data sources, definitions, calculation methods, and limitations, review the data and methodology section of the Surgical Workforce page.

Questions about these maps? Contact Matt Coffron at mcoffron@facs.org