Gastroenterologist salary based on quartiles
• Bottom 10 percent: $238,826
• 25th percentile: $287,589
• 50th percentile: $341,148
• 75th percentile: $407,474
• Top 10 percent: $467,861
Gastroenterologist salary plus bonus based on quartiles
• Bottom 10 percent: $243,338
• 25th percentile: $298,675
• 50th percentile: $359,456
• 75th percentile: $$432,977
• Top 10 percent: $499,915
Median gastroenterologist benefits
• Base salary: $341,148 (75.7 percent)
• Bonuses: $18,307 (4.1 percent)
• Social security: $12,262 (2.7 percent)
• 401k/403B: $9,000 (2 percent)
• Disability: $3,235 (0.7 percent)
• Healthcare: $6,592 (1.5 percent)
• Pension: $15,750 (3.5 percent)
• Time off: $44,241 (9.8 percent)
Gastroenterologist salary vs. other specialties
2013
Top five
• Orthopedics: $413,000
• Cardiology: $351,000
• Urology: $348,000
• Gastroenterology: $348,000
• Radiology: $340,000
Bottom five
• Internal medicine: $188,000
• Diabetes and endocrinology: $184,000
• Pediatrics; $181,000
• Family medicine: $176,000
• HIV/infectious disease: $174,000
Gastroenterologist salary by geographic region
• Great Lakes: $382,000
• Southwest: $380,000
• North Central: $378,000
• Northwest: $368,000
• South Central: $365,000
• West: $340,000
• Southeast: $349,000
• Northeast: $335,000
• Mid-Atlantic: $319,000
Gastroenterologist salary by practice setting
• Office-based multispecialty group practice: $404,000
• Office-based single-specialty group practice: $395,000
• Healthcare organization: $392,000
• Outpatient clinic: $366,000
• Office-based solo practice: $339,000
• Hospital: $266,000
• Academic (non-hospital), research, military, government: $239,000
Medscape Gastroenterologist Compensation Report 2014
Gastroenterologist salary by geographic region
2012
• Northwest: $498,000
• Southwest: $404,000
• North Central: $375,000
• South Central: $356,000
• Southeast: $349,000
• Great Lakes: $344,000
• West: $342,000
• North East: $319,000
• Mid-Atlantic: $311,000
Gastroenterologist salary by practice setting
2012
• Academic: $236,000
• Healthcare organization: $434,000
• Hospital: $264,000
• Multispecialty group practice: $421,000
• Single-specialty group practice: $381,000
• Solo practice: $340,000
• Other: $104,000
Medscape Gastroenterologist Compensation Report 2013
Average hourly compensation for full-time gastroenterologists
• National average compensation: $223
• Average benefits: $45
• Total average compensation: $268
Jackson & Coker Physician Salary Calculator
Gastroenterologist salary 2006 to 2011
2006 to 2007:
• Low: $200,000
• Average: $365,000
• High: $450,000
2007 to 2008:
• Low: $250,000
• Average: $379,000
• High: $475,000
2008 to 2009:
• Low: $250,000
• Average: $393,000
• High $600,000
2009 to 2010:
• Low: $300,000
• Average: $411,000
• High: $600,000
2010 to 2011:
• Low: $300,000
• Average: $424,000
• High: $505,000
Merritt Hawkins 2011 Review of Physician Recruiting Incentives report
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