Allied Health Sector Employment Trends in Montgomery County



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Allied Health Sector Employment Trends in Montgomery County January 2012 Produced for the Allied Heath Industry Alliance by the Montgomery County Workforce Investment Board

Key Findings Allied Health sub-sector makes up about 6% of total employment in Montgomery County with about 28,000 workers. There are close to 7,000 potential employers with operations related to the Allied Health sub-sector in Montgomery County. Allied Health sub-sector has outperformed the overall economy in terms of the historic job growth over the past five years. All occupations, except five (pharmacy aides, respiratory therapy technicians, psychiatric technicians, orthotists and prosthetists, and radiation therapists) have grown at the 3%-15% rate. Projected employment growth over the next ten years is positive for all occupations except respiratory therapy technicians. The average hourly wages for employees in Allied Health is $25.20. What is Allied Health? Allied Health professionals are involved with the delivery of health or related services pertaining to the identification, evaluation and prevention of diseases and disorders; dietary and nutrition services; rehabilitation and health systems management, among others. Allied health professionals, to name a few, include dental hygienists, diagnostic medical sonographers, dietitians, medical technologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, radiographers, respiratory therapists, and speech language pathologists. Current Employment in Major Industry Sectors Healthcare and Social Assistance sector is the top third sector by the number of employees in Montgomery County, falling only behind the Professional, Scientific and Technical Services and Government sectors. It represents close to 12% of the total employment in the county with over 70,000 jobs in 2011.

Figure 1. Distribution of Employment by Industry Sector, Montgomery County, MD Distribution of Employment by Industry Sector, Montgomery County, MD M anag ement of C ompanies and E nterprises, 1.4% T ransportation and Warehousing, 1.7% Utilities, 0.1% A g riculture, F orestry, F ishing and Hunting, 0.2% A rts, E ntertainment, and R ecreation, 2.5% M ining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas E xtraction, 0.1% E ducational S ervices, 2.5% R eal E state and R ental and Leasing, 6.0% Wholesale T rade, 2.0% M anufacturing, 2.1% Information, 2.8% Government, 14.2% F inance and Insurance, 5.9% Professional, S cientific, and T echnical S ervices, 16.0% Other S ervices (except Public A dministration), 5.7% C onstruction, 5.2% A ccommodation and F ood S ervices, 5.1% A dministrative and S upport and Waste M anag ement and R emediation S ervices, 7.3% R etail Trade, 8.2% Health C are and S ocial Assistance, 11.9% Source: EMSI, 4 th Quarter 2011. EMSI combines covered employment data from Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) produced by the Department of Labor with total employment data in Regional Economic Information System (REIS) published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), augmented with County Business Patterns (CBP) and Nonemployer Statistics (NES) published by the U.S. Census Bureau. Projections are based on the latest available EMSI industry data, 15-year past local trends in each industry, growth rates in statewide sub-state area industry projections published by MD DLLR, and (in part) growth rates in national projections from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Employment in Allied Health Sub-Industry Allied Health is a subsection within the Healthcare and Social Assistance industry sector. Allied Health occupations are found both among the Standard Occupational Code (SOC) 29 and SOC 30. It encompasses 44 occupations, which are listed in the Table 1 below. Allied Health occupations represent 6% of all employment in Montgomery County and employ 27,883 workers. Allied Health Sub-Sector Employment Trends in Montgomery County 3

Table 1. Distribution of Employment by Occupation % of Total Employment 21% 20% 19% 18% 17% 16% 15% 14% 13% 12% 11% 10% 9% 8% 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 1% 0% Source: EMSI, 4 th Quarter 2011 Medical and clinical laboratory technologists Nursing aides, orderlies, attendants Home health aides Health diagnosing, treating practitioners, all other Medical assistants Dental assistants Pharmacy technicians Physical therapists Radiologic technologists and technicians Speech- language pathologists Healthcare practitioners,technical workers, all other Healthcare support workers, all other Medical & clinical laboratory technicians Medical transcriptionists Emergency medical technicians & paramedics Therapists, all other Massage therapists Medical records & health information technicians Occupational therapists Veterinary assistants & lab animal caretakers Dental hygienists Veterinary technologists & technicians Dietitians and nutritionists Surgical technologists Dietetic technicians Physical therapist assistants Healthcare technologists & technicians, all other Diagnostic medical sonographers Respiratory therapists 4 Opticians, dispensing Physical therapist aides Psychiatric aides Pharmacy aides Recreational therapists Respiratory therapy technicians Cardiovascular technologists & technicians Nuclear medicine technologists Occupational therapist assistants Medical equipment preparers Occupational therapist aides Psychiatric technicians Occupational health & safety technicians Orthotists and prosthetists Radiation therapists

As the economy slowly recovers from the recession, hiring has increased overall as compared to levels in 2009. In the period between 2009 and 2011, the growth in occupational jobs in SOC 31 was 5.4% with 874 openings and 4% growth and 972 openings for SOC 29. Average growth for all allied health occupations has been 5% with 1,078 new jobs and 1,845 openings 1. Total number of new jobs in the Montgomery County economy in the same period was 3,723, which means that allied heath positions represent 29% of all. Employers In 2011 the number of establishments in the Healthcare and Social Assistance industry in Montgomery County was 3,450 representing 22% of all state establishments. There are many allied health employers in the county and 18 of them are among the top 200 largest employers. Table 2. Top Allied Health Employers Average Description Number of Employees Adventist Healthcare 5,000 Holy Cross Hospital 3,000 Kaiser Permanente 2,700 Suburban Hospital 1,900 Montgomery General Hospital 1,300 Affiliated Associates, Inc. 900 CHI Centers Inc. 600 Children s National Medical 600 Capitol Women s Care, LLC 400 Community Support Services 300 Options for Senior America 300 Compass, Inc. 300 National Rehab Hospital, inc. 300 Integramed America 300 Family Services Agency, Inc. 300 Bar-T Holding, Inc. 250 OMV Medical 200 SSC Bethesda Operating 200 It is not surprising that hospitals and major healthcare delivery organizations are the largest employers for allied health occupations. 1 Openings - the sum of new and replacement jobs in the occupation for the selected year.

Table 3. Healthcare and Social Assistance Industry s breakdown (3-digit NAICS level) Description 2011 2011 % of 2011 Average Jobs Total Establishments Earnings Ambulatory Health Care Services 33,956 47.62% $73,925 2,666 Hospitals 10,483 14.70% $65,995 30 Nursing and Residential Care Facilities 14,405 20.20% $36,234 228 Social Assistance 12,457 17.47% $27,964 526 Total/Average 71,301 $51,030 3,450 Source: EMSI (QCEW, REIS, BEA, CBP, NES, MD DLLR, BLS) 4th Quarter 2011. Table 4. Healthcare and Social Assistance Industry s breakdown (4-digit NAICS level) Description 2011 2011 % of 2011 Average Jobs Total Establishments Earnings Offices of Physicians 11,789 16.53 % $104,614 1,158 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals 9,918 13.91 % $66,116 18 Child Day Care Services 6,561 9.20% $22,999 305 Home Health Care Services 6,300 8.84% $28,916 106 Offices of Other Health Practitioners 6,132 8.60% $58,114 431 Community Care Facilities for the Elderly 5,830 8.18% $34,140 84 Nursing Care Facilities 4,937 6.92% $43,838 39 Individual and Family Services 4,023 5.64% $32,978 154 Outpatient Care Centers 3,885 5.45% $86,238 120 Offices of Dentists 3,850 5.40% $66,037 703 Residential Mental Retardation, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities 2,797 3.92% $25,902 72 Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories 1,423 2.00% $80,971 131 Vocational Rehabilitation Services 1,314 1.84% $32,839 25 Other Residential Care Facilities 842 1.18% $40,465 33 Other Ambulatory Health Care Services 578 0.81% $58,734 17 Community Food and Housing, and Emergency and Other Relief Services 559 0.78% $38,699 41 Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospitals 556 0.78% $63,429 8 Total 71,294 $52,061 3,445 Source: EMSI (QCEW, REIS, BEA, CBP, NES, MD DLLR, BLS) 4th Quarter 2011. Allied Health Sub-Sector Employment Trends in Montgomery County 6

Wages The average annual wage for employees in the Allied health industry is $52,414 or hourly wage of $25.20. Table 5. Wages and Education Levels in Allied Health Occupations 2011 Average Required Education Level Description Annual Earnings Health diagnosing, treating Bachelor s degree practitioners, all other $113,235 Healthcare practitioners, technical Postsecondary vocational award workers, all other $102,066 Nuclear medicine technologists $81,848 Associate s degree Physical therapists $81,078 Master s degree Radiation therapists $79,539 Associate s degree Respiratory therapists $74,963 Associate s degree Dental hygienists $72,883 Associate s degree Occupational therapists $71,947 Master s degree Respiratory therapy technicians $71,760 Associate s degree Radiologic technologists and Associate s degree technicians $71,157 Speech-language pathologists $70,450 Master s degree Dietitians and nutritionists $66,102 Bachelor s degree Medical and clinical laboratory Bachelor s degree technologists $65,978 Diagnostic medical sonographers $65,229 Associate s degree Occupational health & safety Postsecondary vocational award technicians $64,293 Cardiovascular technologists & Associate s degree technicians $59,550 Surgical technologists $56,867 Postsecondary vocational award Healthcare technologists & technicians, Postsecondary vocational award all other $56,784 Recreational therapists $53,581 Bachelor s degree Orthotists and prosthetists $50,253 Bachelor s degree Therapists, all other $49,878 Bachelor s degree Medical & clinical laboratory Associate s degree technicians $49,650 Occupational therapist assistants $46,384 Associate s degree Physical therapist assistants $45,094 Associate s degree Medical records & health information Associate s degree technicians $43,992 Massage therapists $43,659 Postsecondary vocational award Healthcare support workers, all other $42,162 Short-term on-the-job training Moderate-term on-the-job Psychiatric technicians $41,787 training Allied Health Sub-Sector Employment Trends in Montgomery County 7

Description 2011 Average Annual Earnings Emergency medical technicians & paramedics $38,626 Required Education Level Postsecondary vocational award Moderate-term on-the-job training Dietetic technicians $37,378 Veterinary technologists & technicians $37,086 Associate s degree Medical transcriptionists $36,442 Postsecondary vocational award Opticians, dispensing $36,379 Long-term on-the-job training Dental assistants $36,130 Veterinary assistants & lab animal caretakers $35,880 Pharmacy technicians $35,256 Moderate-term on-the-job training Short-term on-the-job training Moderate-term on-the-job training Moderate-term on-the-job training Medical assistants $35,214 Medical equipment preparers $32,573 Short-term on-the-job training Nursing aides, orderlies, attendants $29,286 Postsecondary vocational award Psychiatric aides $28,642 Short-term on-the-job training Physical therapist aides $26,645 Short-term on-the-job training Occupational therapist aides $23,608 Short-term on-the-job training Home health aides $22,901 Short-term on-the-job training Pharmacy aides $21,986 Short-term on-the-job training AVERAGE $52,414 Historical and Projected Employment Change Table 6. Industry Employment Trends and Projections Industry Sector Total Employment Change 2006-2011 % Change in Employment Projected Change in Employment 2011-2021 Projected % Change in Employment 2011-2021 Healthcare and Social 7,399 11.58% 11,861 16.63% Assistance Allied Health 2,977 11.95% 5,323 19.09% All Industry Sectors 3,129 0% 69,681 11% Allied Health Sub-Sector Employment Trends in Montgomery County 8

Table 7. Projected Employment Growth, Allied Health Occupations Description 2011 Jobs 2021 Jobs 2006-2011 % change 2011-2021 % change Nursing aides, orderlies, attendants 5,437 6,219 7.45% 14.38% Home health aides 3,522 5,111 35.57% 45.12% Health diagnosing, treating practitioners, all other 3,238 3,442 14.86% 6.30% Medical assistants 1,557 1,947 11.06% 25.05% Dental assistants 1,018 1,316 7.27% 29.27% Pharmacy technicians 985 1,281 15.88% 30.05% Physical therapists 869 1,054 9.03% 21.29% Radiologic technologists and technicians 864 990 10.91% 14.58% Speech-language pathologists 822 931 7.03% 13.26% Healthcare practitioners, technical workers, all other 767 846 11.00% 10.30% Medical and clinical laboratory technologists 667 774 13.44% 16.04% Healthcare support workers, all other 590 664 13.90% 12.54% Medical & clinical laboratory technicians 556 655 13.24% 17.81% Medical transcriptionists 517 546-2.82% 5.61% Emergency medical technicians & paramedics 516 533-4.09% 3.29% Therapists, all other 489 553 12.93% 13.09% Massage therapists 451 531 5.62% 17.74% Medical records & health information technicians 450 511 7.40% 13.56% Occupational therapists 398 473 8.45% 18.84% Veterinary assistants & lab animal caretakers 372 408 7.83% 9.68% Dental hygienists 361 471 6.80% 30.47% Veterinary technologists & technicians 298 358 14.18% 20.13% Dietitians and nutritionists 284 316 10.51% 11.27% Surgical technologists 275 329 9.56% 19.64% Dietetic technicians 272 303 5.43% 11.40% Physical therapist assistants 261 318 4.82% 21.84% Healthcare technologists & technicians, all other 256 281 10.34% 9.77% Diagnostic medical sonographers 250 292 10.62% 16.80% Respiratory therapists 241 276 3.88% 14.52% Opticians, dispensing 217 253 11.28% 16.59% Physical therapist aides 212 260 2.42% 22.64% Psychiatric aides 136 156 13.33% 14.71% Allied Health Sub-Sector Employment Trends in Montgomery County 9

Description 2011 Jobs 2021 Jobs 2006-2011 % change 2011-2021 % change Pharmacy aides 117 117-0.85% 0.00% Recreational therapists 109 121 7.92% 11.01% Respiratory therapy technicians 80 76-4.76% -5.00% Cardiovascular technologists & technicians 79 94 9.72% 18.99% Nuclear medicine technologists 73 83 8.96% 13.70% Occupational therapist assistants 64 75 4.92% 17.19% Medical equipment preparers 63 69 3.28% 9.52% Occupational therapist aides 45 53 2.27% 17.78% Psychiatric technicians 42 42 0.00% 0.00% Occupational health & safety technicians 42 53 10.53% 26.19% Orthotists and prosthetists 11 12 0.00% 9.09% Radiation therapists 10 13 0.00% 30.00% Allied Health Sub-Sector Employment Trends in Montgomery County 10