The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released in its annual
National Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates report. The data, based on 2013 numbers, highlights several medical specialties, including
family medicine.
According to the report, the national median salary for family medicine physicians is $183,940. However, wages can vary greatly from state to state. Below are the states with highest and lowest salaries.
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States with the Highest Annual Pay
- Hawaii — $222,510
- Nebraska — $217,840
- Kansas — $215,900
- Iowa — $212,550
- Arkansas — $210,600
- Utah — $209,290
- Oklahoma — $208,720
- Alaska — $207,290
- Massachusetts — $204,810
- South Dakota — $203,030
States with the Lowest Annual Pay
- Missouri — $132,390
- Vermont — $141,480
- Delaware — $151,470
- District of Columbia — $153,010
- Tennessee — $155,340
- Louisiana — $163,950
- Montana — $164,910
- New Mexico — $169,480
- Virginia — $169,990
- Nevada — $170,770
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Here’s what to expect on the first call with a physician recruiter.
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