Here are the 10 specialties that experienced the lowest jump in pay in the last five years:
- Critical care — 4.2 percent increase from $354,000 to $369,000
- Anesthesiology — 4.9 percent increase from $386,000 to $405,000
- Psychiatry — 5.1 percent increase from $273,000 to $287,000
- Emergency medicine — 6.5 percent increase from $350,000 to $373,000
- Radiology — 8.9 percent increase from $401,000 to $437,000
- Allergy and immunology — 9.5 percent increase from $272,000 to $298,000
- Pulmonary medicine — 10 percent increase from $321,000 to $353,000
- Gastroenterology — 11 percent increase from $408,000 to $453,000
- Dermatology — 11.7 percent increase from $392,000 to $438,000
- Nephrology —- 11.9 percent increase from $294,000 to $329,000
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