Thanks Barrack!!
Via My9News:
New Jersey is experiencing a shortage of doctors. In fact, it’s projected that by 2020 the state will be about 3,000 primary care physicians short of what is needed to give giving optimal health care.
So why are doctors fleeing the Garden State?
According to Deborah Briggs, the President and CEO of the Council of Teaching Hospitals, New Jersey loses nearly 70% of the doctors it educates to other states. This is well below the national average of 48%.
In other words, in 2013 New Jersey only kept about 34% of the doctors who were educated and trained in the state.
H/T @ChasingTamara