OB/GYN Analysis

The job outlook for an OB/GYN shows that "the BLS expects physician and surgeon employment to grow by 24 percent between 2010 and 2020" and that "the large female baby boomer population will continue to need gynecological services for many years" (Greenwood). Furthermore, according to "Occupational Employment and Wages", the national estimates for employment, mean hourly wage, and mean annual wage as of May 2014 include 21,740 jobs, $103.25 an hour, and $214,750 a year. In addition to the statistics found in 2014, some geographical areas that have a greater need for OB/GYNs include the New England area, Florida, Texas, and California while other geographical areas have a lesser need like the northwest and the Midwest regions ("Occupational