| Characteristic | Percent change in compensation |
|---|---|
| Diabetes and endocrinology | 7% |
| Anesthesiology | 6% |
| Infectious diseases | 6% |
| Nephrology | 6% |
| Obstetrics and gynacology | 6% |
| Otolaryngology | 6% |
| Pathology | 6% |
| Physical medicine and rehabilitation | 6% |
| Psychiatry | 5% |
| Radiology | 5% |
| Allergy and immunology | 4% |
| Critical care | 4% |
| Internal medicine | 4% |
| Family medicine | 3% |
| General surgery | 3% |
| Emergency medicine | 2% |
| Oncology (and Hematology) | 2% |
| Pediatrics | 2% |
| Orthopedics (and Orthopedic surgery) | 1% |
| Plastic surgery | 1% |
| Pulmonary medicine | 1% |
| Cardiology | -1% |
| Urology | -2% |
| Neurology | -3% |
| Dermatology | -5% |
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Release date
July 2025
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Region
United States
Survey time period
October 3, 2024, to January 15, 2025
Number of respondents
7,322 respondents
Special properties
Full-time U.S. practicing physicians
Method of interview
Online survey
Supplementary notes
Data compares the results from the 2025 and 2024 Medscape Physician Compensation Report.
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