The report is based on a September survey that received 2,080 responses from physicians and advanced practitioners in all 50 states. Compensation figures include only annual salary and bonuses for full-time, permanent employees.
Five key insights:
1. The average anesthesiologist salary rose steadily from 2016-18, and it dipped slightly from 2018-19.
2. Twenty-nine percent of anesthesiologists in 2019 were women, up 8 percent year over year. The number of men in the field dropped 8 percent to 71 percent.
3. In 2019, 52 percent of anesthesiologists were hospital-employed, a year-over-year decrease of 5 percent.
4. The number of anesthesiologists practicing in an academic setting increased 2 percent, reaching 11 percent.
5. Thirteen percent of anesthesiologists reported being in group practice, down 6 percent from 2018.
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