10 lowest paying states for gastroenterologists

Hawaii is the lowest paying state for gastroenterologists, with GI physicians there earning $108,423. The national average for all physicians specialists is $382,000, according to the most recent salary data from Medscape. 

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Ten lowest paying states for gastroenterologists: 

  1. Hawaii: $108,423
  2. California: $165,133 
  3. Virginia: $165,163
  4. Arizona: $166,351 
  5. Georgia: $168,026 
  6. Alabama: $170,045 
  7. New York: $170,256 
  8. Connecticut: $171,968 
  9. Oklahoma: $172,352 
  10. Louisiana: $172,532

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