How Happy Are Anesthesiologists? 20 Statistics

According to a 2006 report from the Pew Research Center, 34 percent of Americans classify themselves as "very happy", 50 percent as "pretty happy" and 15 percent as "not too happy." Medscape asked U.S. physicians who happy they were with their lives outside of medicine and to rate their level of happiness on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being the least happy and 5 being the happiest.  

Anesthesiologists had an average happiness score of 4.0, which was higher than the average physician response of 3.96.

Anesthesiologists' Top 5 Pastimes

1.    Exercise/physical activity
2.    Travel
3.    Reading
4.    Food and wine
5.    Cultural events (movies, theater, museums)

Anesthesiologists' Political Leanings


Fiscally conservative/socially liberal: 44 percent
Fiscally conservative/socially conservative: 42 percent
Fiscally liberal/socially liberal: 11 percent

Anesthesiologists' Top 5 Vacation Spots

1.    Foreign travel
2.    Beach vacation
3.    Cruises
4.    Vacation home
5.    Road trips

Anesthesiologists' Marital Status

Married: 82 percent
Divorced or separated: 6.83 percent
Single and living alone: 6.5 percent

Anesthesiologists' Physical Health


Anesthesiologists were asked to rate their physical health, on a scale from 1 to 5.

Age 31-40: 4.11
Age 41-50: 4.22
Age 51-60: 4.12
Age 61-70: 4.09

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