Compensation in 2013
• Orthopedics: $413,000
• Cardiology: $351,000
• Urology: $348,000
• Gastroenterology: $348,000
• Radiology: $340,000
• Anesthesiology: $338,000
• Plastic surgery: $321,000
• Dermatology: $308,000
• General surgery: $295,000
• Ophthalmology: $291,000
• Oncology: $290,000
• Critical care: $281,000
• Emergency medicine: $272,000
• Pulmonary medicine: $258,000
• OB/GYN and women’s health: $243,000
• Nephrology: $242,000
• Pathology: $239,000
• Neurology: $219,000
• Rheumatology: $214,000
• Psychiatry and mental health: $197,000
• Internal medicine: $188,000
• Diabetes and endocrinology: $184,000
• Pediatrics: $176,000
• HIV/infectious disease: $174,000
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