Cardiology-Interventional PhysEmp Salary Report: August 2026
Kentucky and Iowa are each paying interventional cardiologists an average of $875,000 per year, which means the Midwest is now outbidding coastal markets by margins that would make a hospital CFO wince.
Anesthesia PhysEmp Salary Report: August 2026
Texas is paying anesthesiologists an average of $735,040 to $754,453 annually, which is approximately $200,000 more than Connecticut and enough to make even a pain management specialist wince with envy.
Cardiology-Noninvasive PhysEmp Salary Report: August 2026
Kentucky is paying noninvasive cardiologists $800,000 a year.
Hematology-Oncology PhysEmp Salary Report: August 2026
The national salary floor for Hematology Oncology sits at $250,000 in Vermont while the ceiling reaches $870,000 in California—a 248% spread that says less about oncology than it does about geography, negotiating leverage, and whether your hospital system believes in paying for scarcity.
Gastroenterology PhysEmp Salary Report: August 2026
Michigan—a state with just six Gastroenterology listings—is paying an average of $782,080 to $846,560, making it the highest-compensated market in the nation for a specialty that spans 504 active postings.
Internal-Medicine PhysEmp Salary Report: August 2026
Vermont pays Internal Medicine physicians an average of $522,480 to $556,800 annually, nearly double the national average and roughly $200,000 more than neighboring New York.