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(Updated 04-02-2025)

Delaware's health care sector is diverse and growing, featuring a wide range of occupations that cater to the community's needs. Key roles include physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals, all contributing to quality patient care. The demand for these positions is fueled by an aging population and advancements in medical technology, leading to a steady influx of job opportunities.

In addition to traditional roles, Delaware is seeing increased demand for specialties such as telehealth practitioners and mental health professionals. This trend reflects a broader shift towards accessible health care services, ensuring that residents receive comprehensive support for both physical and behavioral well-being.

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Licensing data comes directly from the Delaware Academy of Medicine and represents an actual count of licensed professionals in the State of Delaware. Please note that the licensing data on this page is specific to Delaware and is not influenced by the geography filters above.

Click on one of the county profile tabs above to to find a detailed breakdown of active medical licenses by county.

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All Healthcare Licenses as a Percentage of Total Population

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Source: Data in the below section is sourced from Lightcast's priority government labor market dataset. This government data comes from sources such as the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), and more. To learn more about Lightcast data, click here

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2023 Median Salary by Region

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Job Postings Data

Job postings data offers a current snapshot of market demand for various occupations and skills, as well as insight into which employers are actively hiring.

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Job Postings 5-Year Trend

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Job Postings 60-Day Trend

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Job Postings Intensity - The ratio of total job postings to unique (de-duplicated) job postings (i.e. how urgently employers want to fill this job opening).

We use this metric to measure the intensity of demand in a region in order to compare it with other regions. Here, we are comparing  {name|Delaware}  to the United States as a whole.

For example, if a region has a posting intensity of 2 for physician assistants, employers are advertising each job in 2 different locations. In contrast, if another region has a posting intensity of 4 for the same occupation, employers are posting in at least 4 locations, indicating that demand in region B is double that of region A.

Advertised Average Salary 5-Year Trend

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Top Transferrable Occupations

Occupation
Alternative Occupation Rank
Average Salary
Speech Language Pathologists25,236 postings
$94,080
Registered Nurses23,031 postings
$89,344
Sales Associates13,087 postings
$35,200
Caregivers12,391 postings
$35,520
Retail Sales Associates11,986 postings
$34,432
Physical Therapists11,455 postings
$98,176
Medical Assistants10,565 postings
$44,928
Pharmacy Technicians10,553 postings
$42,624
Licensed Practical Nurses10,415 postings
$64,384
Occupational Therapists9,133 postings
$96,640
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Occupation Concentration

Profession
2024 Jobs
2023 Median Salary
2024 LQ (Occupation Concentration)
2019-2024 % Change in Jobs
Job Postings (Trailing 12 Months)
Retail Salespersons
15,418
$31,429
3,881
Registered Nurses
12,670
$93,051
7,790
Home Health and Personal Care Aides
11,999
$29,561
1,177
Nursing Assistants
$38,172
933
Human Resources Specialists
$70,813
816
Physicians
$234,255
0
Medical Assistants
$40,172
710
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses
$63,102
1,286
Substance Abuse, Behavioral Disorder, and Mental Health Counselors
$46,505
538
Medical and Health Services Managers
$130,920
1,650
Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors
$72,037
300
Physicians, All Other
$230,623
547
Pharmacy Technicians
$39,650
803
Training and Development Specialists
$72,401
409
Nurse Practitioners
$129,858
930
Physical Therapists
$101,827
1,353
Pharmacists
$136,068
603
Court, Municipal, and License Clerks
$39,180
1.8
55
Psychologists, All Other
$95,526
142
Dental Assistants
$46,028
186
Emergency Medical Technicians
$41,597
1.74
36
Child, Family, and School Social Workers
$44,823
615
Logisticians
$97,348
359
Administrative Services Managers
$134,015
94
Massage Therapists
$45,824
88
Radiologic Technologists and Technicians
$80,085
385
Dental Hygienists
$96,688
102
Veterinary Technologists and Technicians
$37,711
1.75
61
Physician Assistants
$135,450
268
Healthcare Social Workers
$63,503
158
Family Medicine Physicians
$226,047
178
Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers
$109,383
237
Medical Records Specialists
$50,373
239
Speech-Language Pathologists
$90,948
1,418
Occupational Therapists
$95,749
678
Rehabilitation Counselors
$37,047
1.85
34
Marriage and Family Therapists
$61,458
1.62
220
Dietitians and Nutritionists
$67,903
327
Dentists, General
$211,539
150
Respiratory Therapists
$83,824
278
Residential Advisors
$31,366
35
Industrial Production Managers
$147,111
428
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers
$55,529
172
Physical Therapist Assistants
$63,135
270
Paramedics
$61,542
25
Surgical Technologists
$61,090
158
Opticians, Dispensing
$37,564
33
Counselors, All Other
$65,293
538
Therapists, All Other
$73,297
21
Social Workers, All Other
$80,001
0
Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians
$63,829
1.76
237
Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All Other
$115,878
0
Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other
$54,451
861
Clinical and Counseling Psychologists
$113,584
184
Pediatricians, General
$191,331
1.95
119
Health Education Specialists
$64,174
122
Phlebotomists
$47,951
208
Labor Relations Specialists
$86,247
33
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers
$84,832
172
Veterinarians
$112,738
95
Medical Equipment Preparers
$50,569
104
Physical Therapist Aides
$29,717
1.78
72
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists
$86,835
1.71
683
Radiologists
$332,955
105
Surgical Assistants
$68,909
2.98
1,410.06%
76
Community Health Workers
$49,260
35
Biological Technicians
$53,040
38
Health Information Technologists and Medical Registrars
$66,477
63
Orderlies
$40,768
44
Optometrists
$140,734
67
Title Examiners, Abstractors, and Searchers
$53,744
59
Acupuncturists
$57,625
0
Psychiatric Technicians
$37,913
132
Athletic Trainers
$53,901
51
Healthcare Support Workers, All Other
$55,258
76
Ophthalmic Medical Technicians
$37,710
70
Chiropractors
$76,731
41
Exercise Physiologists
$46,886
0
Funeral Attendants
$44,262
0
Hearing Aid Specialists
$28,060
3.04
0
Medical Transcriptionists
$40,794
0
Emergency Medicine Physicians
$290,730
137
Dietetic Technicians
$38,355
0
Anesthesiologists
$306,630
101
Surgeons, All Other
$321,657
70
Morticians, Undertakers, and Funeral Arrangers
$71,087
0
Training and Development Managers
$141,165
148
Obstetricians and Gynecologists
$285,118
131
Nuclear Medicine Technologists
$89,764
1.8
44
Nurse Anesthetists
$227,976
39
Occupational Therapy Assistants
$75,985
124
Cardiologists
$479,046
1.54
68
Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers
$39,182
40
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other
$75,649
0
Psychiatric Aides
$49,862
34
Podiatrists
$161,643
0
Psychiatrists
$228,819
174
General Internal Medicine Physicians
$272,745
77
Recreational Therapists
$40,706
67
Radiation Therapists
$105,893
35
Orthotists and Prosthetists
$71,652
1.65
0
Orthopedic Surgeons, Except Pediatric
$291,873
51
Commercial and Industrial Designers
$68,998
83
Dermatologists
$357,475
49
Ophthalmologists, Except Pediatric
$244,925
51
Audiologists
$83,018
20
Neurologists
$251,297
27
Nurse Midwives
$124,522
15
Physicians, Pathologists
$282,921
15
Industrial-Organizational Psychologists
$135,355
0
Dentists, All Other Specialists
$240,700
30
Embalmers
$58,370
2,332.03%
0
Crematory Operators
$44,972
0
Medical Dosimetrists
$148,145
0
Occupational Therapy Aides
$40,408
22
Genetic Counselors
$105,411
0
Telephone Operators
$41,882
0
Orthodontists
$163,385
12
Pediatric Surgeons
$370,218
0
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
$220,595
49
Correspondence Clerks
$45,019
0
Prosthodontists
$158,862
0
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Key
SOC Name
License Type
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2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
29-9091Athletic TrainersAthletic Trainer3780.03
29-9091Athletic TrainersAthletic Trainer Temporary00
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