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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 Alabama, a single job posting is offering a rheumatologist a flat $450,000 to manage autoimmune disease.
Somewhere in Oregon, a single Pulmonology listing is quietly offering $600,000 a year to keep other people's lungs
The highest-paying Surgery listing in America right now is a Chief of Surgery role in Smithtown, New York,
Lorem Many physicians unknowingly sign contracts with hidden clauses that significantly impact their earnings and career flexibility.
New York pays primary care physicians $245,000 on average.
The gap between Michigan's average Physiatry salary and Illinois' ceiling is $136,667 per year.
A Psychiatry position in New York pays $125,000.
The physician assistant market spans from $45,000 to $400,000 annually, a range so wide it suggests either extraordinary
Missouri is paying pediatricians nearly half a million dollars a year.
South Dakota—a state with roughly 900,000 residents and more cattle than people—is paying ObGyns an average of $422,000

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