Erratum
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In the article “Nuclear Medicine Technologists in the U.S.: Findings from a 2005 Survey” prepared by the Center for Health Workforce Studies (the Center) (*JNMT*. 2006;34:[244–249](http://tech.snmjournals.org/lookup/volpage/34/244)), the data on states with the highest and lowest numbers of nuclear medicine technologists per 1,000,000 in population were incorrect. The sentence reporting the range should read, “At the high end of the spectrum were South Dakota (160), West Virginia (143), and Delaware (135), and at the low end were the District of Columbia (23), Kansas (36), and Idaho (38).” Nebraska was not near the top of the range, and Oklahoma and Nevada were not near the bottom. Oklahoma had 62 nuclear medicine technologists per million, and Nebraska had 78 per million. Nevada had a total of 180 nuclear medicine technologists at the time of the survey (77 per million). The Center regrets the errors.