Anesthesia

Male & female anesthesiologists: 8 statistics on compensation, satisfaction

How does compensation and satisfaction with pay break down by gender in anesthesiology? Here are eight statistics from the Medscape Anesthesiologist Compensation Report 2015.

Carrie Pallardy

Wednesday, May 20th, 2015

Compensation

Women
• Self-employed: $362,000
• Employed: $289,000

Men
• Self-employed: $420,000
• Employed: $328,000

Compensation satisfaction

Women
• Satisfied: 52 percent
• Not satisfied: 48 percent

Men
• Satisfied: 53 percent
• Not satisfied: 47 percent

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