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$79,254 - $293,004
Country: United States | Currency: USD | Updated: 28 Jan 2012 | Individuals Reporting: 374
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What is the Salary of a Neurologist?
Neurology is well known to be one of the most complicated and difficult fields to enter. It shares with rocket science the dubious honor of making most other tasks look simple by comparison. A neurologist must be prepared to treat a number of different conditions affecting the brain and nervous system, from migraines to brain tumors to spinal meningitis and more. Additionally, a neurologist is involved in treating head and nerve trauma. In either case, neurological procedures are often delicate and have small margins of error. A lot of training is required for this highly specialized, high-pressure field. Since becoming a neurologist can take over a decade, many neurologists-to-be are very interested in neurologist salary research. They want to know: what is the salary of a neurologist? How do factors such as location and experience affect a neurologist salary? What is the starting salary for a neurologist? Which employment settings offer the highest neurologist salary? You can answer these and many more questions with PayScale's neurologist salary survey data.
Starting Salary for a Neurologist
When researching the starting salary for a neurologist, it's important to remember that becoming a neurologist takes a minimum of 10 years of rigorous medical training. During this time, expect neurologist salary to be lower. Once you become a full-fledged neurologist, though, you'll find the starting salary for a neurologist to be quite high. Check the Neurologist Salary by Years Experience report to compare the median starting salary for a neurologist to neurologist salaries after five, 10, 15 or 20 years. You'll see that accumulating years of experience can have a huge impact on a neurologist salary. This is not surprising since neurologists, like other physicians, learn a great deal from on-the-job experience.
Neurologist Salary Data
A neurologist who enjoys hot weather has his or her choice of high neurologist salary locations - the Salary of a Neurologist by State report shows that Florida, Texas and California all currently offer high salary for a neurologist. View the Salary of a Neurologist by City chart to see how various cities in these states compare. What kind of neurological disorders a neurologist treats depends in part on hospital setting. The Neurologist Salary by Hospital Setting chart shows that working in a physician's office or private practice is currently the best way to earn a high neurologist salary.
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