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5 worst states for primary care doctor pay 2023
Author(s)Keith A. Reynolds
Which states were paying primary care physicians the least in 2023?
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Primary care physicians may see their income rising, but some doctors in some states are making $250,000 more than others.
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According to the report, the difference between what the top state and the worst state paid their primary care physicians was $252,379. Here are the five worst states for primary care doctor pay.
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