
Max Mello
Director of Physician & APP Recruitment
Healthcare Recruiting · Spartanburg, SC
We track the Spartanburg, SC area from federal data that updates every month, the same numbers we use when we take a search. Here is the current picture, and what it means if you are hiring.
Provider supply
868
Physicians
366
Nurse practitioners
190
Physician assistants
Over the last 12 months, the Spartanburg metro added 10 newly enrolled nurse practitioners, 16 physicians, and 25 physician assistants to the registry. New physician enrollments kept pace with advanced-practice growth over the period.
Source: CMS NPPES registry, June 2026. Scope: South Carolina side of the Spartanburg metro area.
Demand
269 employed, down 3.2% year over year. Average wages up 6.2% over the same period.
5,488 employed across 419 sites.
Source: BLS QCEW county files, private ownership, Q4 2024 vs Q4 2025.
Occupation-level wages are published at state level (see the parent state page); metro wage signal = QCEW average weekly wages above. See South Carolina pay ranges →
Shortage pressure
1 of them score in the high-need range. If your facility sits in or near one, you are not imagining it: the supply math is against you. That is the search we run every day.
Source: HRSA HPSA primary care detail file.
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