Maine faces a nursing shortage set to exceed 2,800 by 2030, driven by an aging population.

Despite recent growth, Maine's nursing workforce shortage is projected to worsen, reaching over 2,800 nurses by 2030. The state's aging population, expected to double by 2030, is driving increased healthcare demand. While efforts like expanding nursing education slots and offering tuition reimbursement aim to boost the workforce, current growth is insufficient to meet future needs.

November 15, 2024
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