
$148.7 BILLION
Medical technology industry (MTI) revenues (2019) sales, value of shipments, or revenue ($1,000s)
27.4% Surgical & medical instrument manufacturing
23.3% Electromedical apparatus manufacturing
23.3% Surgical appliance & supplies manufacturing
9.3% In-vitro diagnostic substance manufacturing
5.7% Irradiation apparatus manufacturing
4.5% Ophthalmic goods manufacturing
3.5% Dental laboratories
3.1% Dental equipment & supplies manufacturing
Top 5 states in terms of total medical technology revenue (2017) California, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Indiana
LABOR
397,349 people employed
$88,096 annual wage, on average
49% higher than the average across all industries, higher than a corresponding premium of 18% for all manufacturing jobs
Top 5 states in terms of total medical technology employment California, Minnesota, Florida, Indiana, New York
GROWTH RATES
Between 2014 and 2019, total medical technology
- Employment grew by 4.1%, compared to a 3.3% increase in overall manufacturing employment
- Sales, shipments, revenues grew by 2.6%, compared to a 2.7% decrease in overall manufacturing sales, shipments, revenues
- Annual revenues, payroll have remained steady throughout the past decade, adjusted for inflation
INDIRECT EFFECTS
On average, in a given state:$1.00 in MTI revenues added $0.74 in total state revenues
- 1 MTI job added 1.42 non-MTI jobs
- $1.00 in MTI payroll added $0.94 in total state payroll
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