The report is based on a survey sent in September this year. It received 2,080 responses from physicians and advanced practitioners across all 50 states. Not all of them were placed by LocumTenens.com.
Five key insights:
1. Average salary for general surgeons is $369,524.
2. Female surgeons make up 21 percent of the field. This is a 1 percent decrease from the prior year.
3. Most general surgeons are employed by hospital. About 58 percent work in a hospital, 6 percent in government and 6 percent in a group practice.
4. Group practice employment dropped 13 percent from the prior year, while hospital employment increased 6 percent.
5. About a third of general surgeons are split evenly into the baby boomer, Generation X and millennial categories. In 2018, almost 90 percent of surgeons who responded were either baby boomers or from Generation X.
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