Self-employed physicians make 18% more than employed

Self-employed physicians make 18 percent more than employed physicians, according to Medscape’sPhysician Compensation Report 2022,” released April 15. 

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Medscape collected responses from 13,000 physicians across 29 specialties from Oct. 5, 2021, through Jan. 19, 2022. 

Three stats to know:

1. Self employed physicians make $385,000 annually on average, while employed physicians make $320,000 annually. 

2. Employed physicians under 45 make $292,000 annually, while self-employed physicians under 45 make $404,000 annually. 

3. Employed physicians over 45 make $337,000 annually, while self-employed physicians over 45 make $381,000 annually. 

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