The most important problems concerning physicians’ staff in Poland are: an insufficient number of physicians with respect to the needs, their low occupational activity, feminisation of this occupation, ageing of the physicians’ staff, and migration. The analysis of these data according to administrative regions shows that the situation varies greatly in individual regions. This particularly concerns the indices pertaining to the number of physicians, including those occupationally active per 10,000 population, and also the percentage of young physicians and those in older age groups, those retired who are occupationally active, and the degree of feminisation of the occupation or the migration process in the regions. In order to fully evaluate the situation in Poland with respect to physicians’ staff on the level of administrative regions in Poland, it is necessary to carry out its constant monitoring based on uniform criteria.