Where do gastroenterologists earn the most?

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Gastroenterologist compensation varies widely across the U.S., with hours worked and pay differing significantly by region, according to salary data from Marit Health, which collects anonymous physician salary information.

Here’s a regional breakdown of GI pay and workload:

New England

Average hours per week: 52

Average annual compensation: $554,500

Mid-Atlantic

Average hours per week: 46

Average annual compensation: $604,000

Great Lakes

Average hours per week: 46

Average annual compensation: $569,000

Plains

Average hours per week: 49

Average annual compensation: $745,000

Southeast and Atlantic Islands

Average hours per week: 48

Average annual compensation: $604,500

Southwest

Average hours per week: 44

Average annual compensation: $583,500

West

Average hours per week: 46

Average annual compensation: $518,500

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