Average cardiologist salary & 5 other stats to know

 LocumTenens.com released its 2020 Physician and Advanced Practice Salary Report and shared data across specialties.

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In August 2019, LocumTenens.com surveyed 3,580 U.S. physicians and advanced practitioners across 15 medical or surgical specialties, including cardiology.

Here are six takeaways on cardiology from the report:

1. The average cardiologist salary in 2018 was $469,895. This is up about $3,000 from 2017.

2. About 79 percent of cardiologists are male and 25 percent are female. This year, there was a 5 percent uptick in female cardiologists.

3. Most cardiologists, 38 percent, work at a group practice. Following that is 27 percent who work in hospitals and 11 percent who work in a clinic or community center.

4. The majority of cardiologists are born between 1946 and 1964. The second-largest age group was born between 1965 and 1980.

5. About 38 percent of cardiologists plan to make a job change within the next year; 45 percent don’t have plans to change careers at all.

6. On average, full-time cardiologists took about 27 paid vacation days in 2018.

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