Gastroenterologist salary in 5 major US cities

Self-employed gastroenterologists routinely outearn their employed counterparts across the U.S.

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Here are 30 stats on median annual GI salary by practice setting and experience range, per Medscape’s physician salary explorer:

Atlanta
Employed:
1 to 7 years: $337,132
8 to 14 years: $393,236
15 to 21 years: $425,338

Self-employed:
1 to 7 years: $449,150
8 to 14 years: $492,266
15 to 21 years: $506,894

Chicago
Employed:
1 to 7 years: $337,132
8 to 14 years: $384,356
15 to 21 years: $424,037

Self-employed:
1 to 7 years: $449,150
8 to 14 years: $457,389
15 to 21 years: $487,861

Los Angeles
Employed:
1 to 7 years: $337,132
8 to 14 years: $331,264
15 to 21 years: $370,178

Self-employed:
1 to 7 years: $449,150
8 to 14 years: $434,099
15 to 21 years: $446,329 

New York City
Employed:
1 to 7 years: $320,987
8 to 14 years: $339,870
15 to 21 years: $373,403

Self-employed:
1 to 7 years: $449,150
8 to 14 years: $451,025
15 to 21 years: $465,542

Dallas
Employed:
1 to 7 years: $337,132
8 to 14 years: $363,278
15 to 21 years: $398,443

Self-employed:
1 to 7 years: $449,150
8 to 14 years: $457,162
15 to 21 years: $477,592

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