Gastroenterologist compensation in 2015: 20 key statistics

Gastroenterologists are the third highest earning physicians, behind orthopedics and cardiology, with average compensation of $370,000, according to the Medscape Gastroenterologist Compensation Report 2015. But many factors, including gender, geographical location and practice setting, can affect how much GI physicians earn.

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Here are 20 statistics on gastroenterologist compensation.

Gender

Female
•    Self-employed: $434,000
•    Employed: $292,000

Male
•    Self-employed: $419,000
•    Employed: $321,000

Geographical location

•    Northwest: $505,000
•    Southwest: $463,000
•    Southeast: $387,000
•    Northeast: $379,000
•    South Central: $367,000
•    West: $365,000
•    Mid-Atlantic: $357,000
•    Great Lakes: $348,000
•    North Central: $310,000

Practice setting

•    Healthcare organization: $467,000
•    Office-based single-specialty group practice: $415,000
•    Office-based multispecialty group practice: $411,000
•    Office-based solo practices: $382,000
•    Hospital: $284,000
•    Outpatient clinic: $275,000
•    Academic (nonhospital), research, military, government: $226,000

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