In which specialties do physicians earn the least for patient care? 10 statistics

Here are 10 specialties in which physicians earn the least for patient care, according to Medscape’s 2015 Physician Compensation Report.

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•    Allergy & Immunology — $247,000
•    Nephrology — $243,000
•    Neurology — $229,000
•    Psychiatry & Mental Health — $216,000
•    HIV/ID — $213,000
•    Rheumatology — $205,000
•    Internal Medicine — $196,000
•    Diabetes & Endocrinology — $196,000
•    Family Medicine — $195,000
•    Pediatrics — $189,000

The Medscape report includes responses from more than 19,500 physicians across 26 specialties.

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