Physician Employment, AI & Healthcare Workforce Insights

Kentucky and Iowa are each paying interventional cardiologists an average of $875,000 per year, which means the Midwest

Texas is paying anesthesiologists an average of $735,040 to $754,453 annually, which is approximately $200,000 more than Connecticut

Kentucky is paying noninvasive cardiologists $800,000 a year.

The national salary floor for Hematology Oncology sits at $250,000 in Vermont while the ceiling reaches $870,000 in

Michigan—a state with just six Gastroenterology listings—is paying an average of $782,080 to $846,560, making it the highest-compensated

Vermont pays Internal Medicine physicians an average of $522,480 to $556,800 annually, nearly double the national average and

North Carolina is paying Family Medicine physicians an average of $390,000 to $414,375 per year.

The national ceiling for Dermatology compensation currently sits at $800,000—a figure that would make most subspecialists pause mid-procedure.

New York has 23 Cardiology job openings.

Oregon is offering $600,000 to help people breathe.

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