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$101,127 - $355,192
Country: United States | Currency: USD | Updated: 31 May 2012 | Individuals Reporting: 114
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the outlook for radiologist jobs is bright. Radiologist Jobs exist in a variety of employment settings, and salaries vary accordingly. For the average radiologist, salaries are determined based on a number of factors, including location and experience level. The chart showing Radiologist Salaries by Years Experience provides a striking example of the wide range of possible salaries available to radiologists. It also reveals that, for the average radiologist, salaries will increase dramatically after just a few years of experience on the job. Education is also an important factor to consider when researching salaries. Becoming a radiologist involves years of education and training. For those interested in the field of radiology, undergraduate Radiology Degrees are available. After completing an undergraduate degree, radiologists go on to complete medical school and residency. Take a look at the Radiologist Salaries by School Name to see how school choice can affect a radiologist's yearly salary.
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Viewing Radiologist Salaries By State, you can see that New York currently offers higher median radiologist salaries than many other states. The city with the highest radiologist yearly salary, according to the Radiologist Salary By City chart, is currently Atlanta. The second highest salaries can be found in Kansas City and New York. When researching salaries by location, it's a good idea to take cost of living into consideration. The average radiologist salaries in Kansas City and New York may be high, but you can probably guess which city has the lowest cost of living. Use the PayScale Cost of Living Calculator to compare both Cost of Living and Radiologist Salaries in these and other cities.
Average Radiologist Salaries
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