Radiology PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
Somewhere in Normal, Illinois, a health system is prepared to pay a radiologist up to $850,000 a year to look at pictures in a dark room.
Urology PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
Somewhere in Iowa, a single Urology listing is quietly advertising $900,000 a year.
Pulmonary-Critical-Care PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
Kentucky, a state with exactly one Pulmonary Critical Care listing in our dataset, is currently paying more than New York, which has eight.
Rheumatology PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
Somewhere in Alabama, a single job posting is offering a rheumatologist a flat $450,000 to manage autoimmune disease.
Pulmonology PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
Somewhere in Oregon, a single Pulmonology listing is quietly offering $600,000 a year to keep other people’s lungs functional.
Surgery PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
The highest-paying Surgery listing in America right now is a Chief of Surgery role in Smithtown, New York, offering $575,000 a year.
PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
The PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026 — A Cross‑Specialty Market Overview The single most interesting signal in July’s dataset is geographic inversion: in dozens of specialties the highest disclosed pay is coming from low‑volume, noncoastal markets while the largest listing pools — New York, California, Florida, Texas — either underpay or refuse to publish numbers. […]
Brigham Strike Reveals Shifting Clinician Negotiating Power
The largest nursing strike in Massachusetts history at Brigham and Women’s Hospital signals a structural shift in clinician negotiating power that extends beyond nursing to reshape physician and APP employment conditions. Facilities facing nursing workforce instability often present enhanced compensation opportunities but operational challenges for physicians evaluating career moves.