5 top-paying states for physicians

On average, physicians and surgeons in the United States earn $197,700 per year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Here are the top five states where physicians earn the highest annual mean income:

•    New Hampshire — $244,710
•    Alabama — $243,590
•    Wyoming — $241,800
•    Minnesota — $239,130
•    Montana — $236,840

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