Nine of the nation's 10 highest-paying positions are in the medical field, with surgeons ranking at the top with a mean annual salary of $225,390, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The BLS has released its Occupational and Employment Wage Estimates for May 2010. Here are the following mean annual salaries for key medical positions:
• Anesthesiologists — $220,100
• Obstetricians/Gyencologists —$210,340
• Internists, General — $189,480
• Family and General Practitioners — $173,860
• Pediatricians — $165,720
• Pharmacists — $109,380
Read the BLS Occupational and Employment Wage Estimates for healthcare practitioners.
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The BLS has released its Occupational and Employment Wage Estimates for May 2010. Here are the following mean annual salaries for key medical positions:
• Anesthesiologists — $220,100
• Obstetricians/Gyencologists —$210,340
• Internists, General — $189,480
• Family and General Practitioners — $173,860
• Pediatricians — $165,720
• Pharmacists — $109,380
Read the BLS Occupational and Employment Wage Estimates for healthcare practitioners.
Related Articles on Healthcare Compensation:
Young Physicians Steering Away From Internal Medicine Due to Pay Gap
Cardiologists Least Satisfied With Compensation in Survey of 22 Specialties
Survey: Surgeons, Anesthesiologists Hold Highest-Paying Jobs