Niagara Falls Among Top 15 Cities For Healthcare Professionals

Reporter · September 15, 2016

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ValuePenguin, a leading personal finance company has published a report looking at the Best Cities to Be a Healthcare Professional, and the Buffalo-Niagara Falls, NY Metro ranked 12th
The study evaluated 200 metropolitan statistical areas across 20 key data points, covering everything from education quality and salary to insurance rates and medical malpractice payouts.

Buffalo-Niagara Falls, ranks

12th – Overall
30th – Learning and Working
47th – The Patients
82nd – The Offices

For the full report, visit:
http://www.valuepenguin.com/best-cities-be-healthcare-professional

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