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Top 13 highest-paying states for physicians
The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released the latest data on physicians’ average salaries across the country, and the results could not have been more diverse across the map.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released the latest data on physiciansâ average salaries across the country, and the results could not have been more diverse across the map.
With a reported mean annual wage of $192,120 for family and general practitioners, the difference between the lowest and highest paying states swelled to more than an $80,000 difference. In a field that is constantly bombarded with changing financial variables (See the Affordable Care Act or the MACRA proposed rule), every dollar counts.
Read on to find out if your state is among the highest-paying states.
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13. Louisiana $206,440
12. Georgia $207,770
11. South Dakota $210,150
10. Arkansas $211,410
9. Massachusetts $212,210
8. New Hampshire $214,020
7. Nebraska $216,200
6. Wisconsin $218, 480
5. Mississippi $223,250
5. Hawaii $228,220
3. Kansas $228,590
2. Iowa $234,600
1. Alaska $235,600
