Gastroenterologists
West: $293,000
Southwest: $311,000
Northwest: $372,000
North Central: $195,000
South Central: $300,000
Southeast: $329,000
Great Lakes: $306,000
Northeast: $306,000
Mid-Atlantic: $278,000
Ophthalmologists
West: $315,000
Southwest: $255,000
Northwest: $275,000
North Central: $254,000
South Central: $254,000
Southeast: $253,000
Great Lakes: $301,000
Northeast: $267,000
Mid-Atlantic: $259,000
Orthopedics
West: $350,000
Southwest: $314,000
Northwest: $340,000
North Central: $321,000
South Central: $320,000
Southeast: $343,000
Great Lakes: $306,000
Northeast: $303,000
Mid-Atlantic: $308,000
OB/GYN
West: $227,000
Southwest: $231,000
Northwest: $235,000
North Central: $232,000
South Central: $212,000
Southeast: $220,000
Great Lakes: $245,000
Northeast: $205,000
Mid-Atlantic: $207,000
Urology
West: $343,000
Southwest: $278,000
Northwest: $340,000
North Central: $276,000
South Central: $304,000
Southeast: $328,000
Great Lakes: $328,000
Northeast: $297,000
Mid-Atlantic: $272,000
Learn more about the Medscape report here.
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