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Physemp Physician Salary Report

The PhysEmp Physician Salary Report series analyzes physician compensation and hiring trends across medical specialties in the United States, based on physician job listings posted on PhysEmp. These reports examine national salary ranges, geographic demand, job volume, and notable listings to provide insight into the evolving physician job market.

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Somewhere in Hartford, Connecticut, a hospital is willing to pay a single human being $1,100,000 a year to
A single orthopedic surgeon in West Islip, New York can command $850,000 to reassemble knees, hips, and shoulders
Lorem Many physicians unknowingly sign contracts with hidden clauses that significantly impact their earnings and career flexibility.
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.

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