Early-career anesthesiologists earn the sixth-highest average salary among all specialties, according to a new report from recently launched salary transparency platform Marit Health.
Here are three more notes on early-career anesthesiologist salary:
1. Newly practicing anesthesiologists earn an average of $530,000 annually while working about 48.6 hours per week.
2. Early-career anesthesiologists in academic settings earn an average of $439,000, which is about 11% less than their nonacademic counterparts, who average $547,000.
3. According to Medscape’s Salary Explorer, these are the 10 best-paying U.S. cities for early-career anesthesiologists, with average annual salaries:
- Indianapolis: $347,440
- Chicago: $325,234
- Houston: $322,894
- Dallas: $322,820
- Los Angeles: $312,927
- San Francisco: $304,686
- Miami: $291,320
- Seattle: $289,829
- Philadelphia: $280,871
- New York City: $279,616
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