Key findings from the ASTHO Profile of State Public Health, Volume 2 Jim Pearsol Chief Program Officer ASTHO.
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Key findings from the ASTHO Profile of State Public Health, Volume 2 Jim Pearsol Chief Program Officer ASTHO Profile Survey Budget Cuts Survey •Fielded in 2007 and 2010 •Funded by CDC and RWJF •Longer survey about general structure and functions of state health agencies •Only regular enumeration survey of state public health workforce •100% response rate among states and DC •Surveys revised to improve clarity of questions and breadth of data collected •Fielded three times in FY09, twice in FY10, and once in FY11 •Shorter, more targeted survey about budget cuts, workforce, and program reductions Over 100,000 FTEs Over 60% of state health agencies use the Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals State health officials have significant public health experience before taking office Over 12,400 vacancies; average of 288 per state Growing number of employees eligible for retirement Budget cuts have resulted in workforce reductions and program cuts # FTEs Administrative or clerical personnel Minimum Salary Maximum Salary Average Employee Benefits (as a percentage of salary) 45 415.9 $22,678 $66,228 38.9 Public Health Nurse 43 256.3 $43,085 $85,025 38.0 Environmental Health Worker 40 144.2 $35,329 $85,743 37.4 Social Worker 30 102.0 $35,069 $67,605 36.1 Laboratory Worker 43 94.3 $27,029 $82,516 38.6 Public Health Manager 42 90.3 $51,338 $133,955 37.1 Epidemiologist/Statistician 45 57.9 $40,706 $85,910 37.9 Health Educator 44 57.4 $37,423 $70,430 38.5 Public Health Informatics Specialist 32 42.4 $41,649 $88,197 37.2 Nutritionist 44 35.6 $38,758 $69,046 38.4 Public Health Physician 37 30.6 $99,446 $173,726 35.9 Public Health Dentist 23 10.2 $83,639 $124,391 35.9 Public Information Specialist 39 8.7 $52,100 $78,181 38.0 Primary Care Office Director 32 3.0 $57,410 $82,974 36.7 Preparedness Director 42 1.0 $80,021 $110,930 36.8 Occupational Classifications # Minimum Salary Maximum Salary Average Employee Benefits (as a percentage of salary) Senior Deputy 41 $88,835 $130,069 36.0 Chief Medical Officer 26 $138,545 $199,613 36.9 Chief Financial Officer 39 $84,839 $112,459 36.4 Chief Information Officer State/Territorial Epidemiologist State/Territorial Laboratory Director Local Health Department Liaison 38 $67,522 $106,513 36.6 37 $97,581 $148,413 34.8 37 $78,346 $113,175 35.8 23 $67,871 $110,069 36.4 Occupational Classifications 100 90 80 Percent 70 60 50 40 30 61% 20 39% 10 33% 0 18% 8% Core Quad Council Informatics National Other competencies Public Health competencies Leaderhip Competencies for public Nursing for public Network health Competencies health Competencies professionals professionals Region Average SHO Salary Median SHO Salary South $193,240 $200,000 West $157,130 $141,550 Mid-Atlantic and Great Lakes Mountain/Midwest $142,300 $145,000 $141,190 $133,000 New England and Atlantic Territories $139,320 $139,610 100 Percent 80 60 64%62% 40 38% 38% 34% 20 30% 16%16% 16%14% 10% 8% 0 M.D. MPH BS 2010 Survey BA MBA 2007 Survey 6% 10% J.D. Other 55 50 Number of SHAs 45 40 35 39 35 30 40 43 25 20 22 15 10 5 0 12 November-08 January-09 July-09 January-10 Survey date August-10 February-11 100 90 80 89% 89% Percent 70 60 50 40 50% 56% 56% Entire Programs Imposed Cut Mandatory 30 20 10 0 Layoffs Loss of Staff by Reduced Services Attrition Furlough Type of workforce capacity reduction 100 90 80 Percent 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 18% 19% FY10 FY11 22% 24% 27% 0 FY12 FY13 FY14 # of SHAs reporting cuts 20 Percentage of SHAs 37% 17 31% 16 30% Immunization 15 28% Public health hospitals and clinics 15 28% Laboratory services 15 28% Teen pregnancy prevention 14 26% Workforce and quality improvement 13 24% Cancer programs 11 20% Prevention Programs (includes health education & promotion) 11 20% Program area HIV, AIDS and STDs Disease-specific programs (e.g. Heart disease, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer's, Tuberculosis, Cystic Fibrosis, Asthma, Epilepsy) Tobacco prevention and control Jim Pearsol Chief Program Officer, Public Health Performance Association of State and Territorial Health Officials 571-527-3162 [email protected] http://www.astho.org/Research/Major-Publications/ The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Katherine Barbacci, MPP Paul Jarris, MD, MBA Nikki Lawhorn, MPP Alison Mendoza, MPH Katie Sellers, DrPH, CPH Jim Pearsol The following personal financial relationships with commercial interests relevant to this presentation existed during the past 12 months: No relationships to disclose