Around 49 percent of employed physicians said they were satisfied with their income while 22 percent were unsatisfied. Some argue the earning potential is higher for private practice specialists not tied to hospital compensation contracts. However, 46 percent of employed physicians said their satisfaction with their income improved after becoming employed. Only 26 percent of employed physicians said they were less satisfied with their income after going from private practice to employment.
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