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Top 10 highest and lowest paying states for PCPs
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With so many changing financial variables these days, it has become even harder to manage a steady income. Knowing whether or not your salary is amongst the
Read on to find out which states
Highest
5. Nevada $283,750
4. Nebraska $295,000
3. Iowa $304,750
2. South Dakota $305,250
1. Alaska $330,000
Lowest
5. Maryland $233,000
4. Michigan $228,750
3. Delaware $218,000
2. West Virginia $204,750
1. DC $191,500
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