
Salary Survey for People with Doctor of Medicine (MD) Degrees (United States)
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Salary ChartMedian Salary by Hospital Setting People with Doctor of Medicine (MD) Degrees
Country: United States | Currency: USD | Updated: 16 Nov 2009 | Individuals Reporting: 2,274
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FAQ: People with Doctor of Medicine (MD) DegreesPhysician Salary Survey DataWhen it comes to physician salaries, "General Hospital" isn't just a daytime soap; according to PayScale's physician salary surveys, physicians working in a general hospital setting are among the highest paid in the industry. In fact, the physician salary chart above shows that hospital setting is a factor that can greatly affect physician salaries. Data from physician salary surveys reveals that, for the average physician, salaries vary more by hospital setting than they do by city or state. For those who are dreaming of eventually becoming doctors, many other questions tend to arise regarding physician salaries. How are physician salaries affected by type of employer? Which tends to be higher, a neurologist salary or a family physician salary? What effect does experience have on a physician salary range? The answers to these questions and more can all be found using PayScale's physician salary survey data.
Physician Salaries by LocationNo matter which specialty a physician chooses, he or she will also have to choose a place in which to live and work. Looking at Physician Salary Survey Data by State shows that Pennsylvania currently has the highest median physician salary. However, on the Physician Salary by City chart, Atlanta is in the top spot for physician salaries. When researching physician salaries by location, it's important to factor in cost of living. Use PayScale's Cost of Living Calculator to find both Cost of Living and Physician Salary Data for different U.S. cities. Average Physician SalariesDr. Salary may not work in a hospital, but when it comes to physician salaries, you won't need a second opinion on his advice. Learn why asking, "what is the median salary for physicians" is a better question than, "what are average physician salaries" in the Ask Dr. Salary article, "Why is Median Better than Mean for a Typical Salary?" ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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