Which practice settings pay anesthesiologists most? Outpatient clinics come in 5th — 7 findings

Anesthesiologists get paid the most in healthcare organizations and single-specialty group practices, according to the Medscape Anesthesiologist Compensation Report 2016.

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Here is anesthesiologist pay in accordance with different practice settings:

•    Healthcare organization: $438,000
•    Office-based single-specialty group practice: $398,000
•    Hospital: $364,000
•    Office-based multispecialty group practice: $358,000
•    Outpatient clinic: $338,000
•    Office-based solo practice: $281,000
•    Academic, research, military, government: $273,000

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