Using a set of five criteria, Dental Products Report looks at each state to see how it stacks up for women in the workforce.
The dental practice may be changing into a female-dominated place, but what about the state in which that dental practice is located? Is it easier or harder to be a female professional in New York than Kansas or Maine than California? You’re about to find out.
Working with WalletHub, we’ve put together a ranking of all 50 states and which ones are great (and not-so-great) for women. To determine the rankings, we looked at the following five categories:
- Professional opportunities
- Work/life balance
- Median annual earnings
- Economic and social well being
- Women’s healthcare
