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|Articles|January 31, 2018
Top 10 metros doctors get the biggest pay raises
Author(s)Rose Schneider Krivich
Read on to find out the top 10 metros physicians get the biggest pay raises.
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10. Boston, MA 7%
9. Seattle, WA 7%
8. Pittsburgh, PA 8%
7. Minneapolis, MN 8%
6. New York, NY 8%
5. Milwaukee, WI 10%
4. Philadelphia, PA 11%
3. Los Angeles, CA 13%
2. Indianapolis, IN 14%
1. San Francisco, CA 16%
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