5 statistics on gastroenterologist compensation, career satisfaction

Gastroenterologists earned an average of $348,000 in 2013, up 2 percent from the prior year, according to the Medscape Gastroenterologist Compensation Report 2014. But, are gastroenterologists satisfied with their career choice?

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•    46 percent of male gastroenterologists are satisfied with their income, an average of $350,000
•    55 percent of female gastroenterologists are satisfied with their income, an average of $331,000
•    51 percent of gastroenterologists would still choose medicine if given a second chance
•    59 percent of gastroenterologists would still choose the GI field if given a second chance
•    23 percent of gastroenterologists would choose the same practice setting if given a second chance

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