Physicians, All Other pay in the United States

Goes furthest in North Dakota
·Healthcare Practitioners·
343k jobs
Biggest filer Montefiore Medical Center81 certified filings on public record
$127.85/hr median
342,720 employed
+3% to 2035
46% AI exposure
Doctoral or professional degree
51 states reported
and more...

What this work is

All physicians not listed separately.

Where the money actually goes furthest

North Dakota pays the most both before and after cost of living — $454,550, worth $510,959 once local prices are counted.

Pay by state

51 states and territories publish a median for this occupation. Switch the ranking to see how much the order changes.

Adjusted for what things cost in that state.

Median pay for Physicians, All Other by state, ranked by what it is worth locally
StateHourlyAnnualWorth locallyAfter state taxJobs
North Dakota$218.53/hr$454,550$510,959$445,843740
Montana$210.99/hr$438,850$463,655$414,072580
Maine$201.64/hr$419,410$432,158$390,9741,340
Wisconsin$188.34/hr$391,740$416,301$370,7776,350
Louisiana$168.71/hr$350,920$397,823$340,7674,740
Indiana$176.06/hr$366,190$392,360$355,2346,760
Minnesota$176.60/hr$367,320$372,459$338,1425,350
Wyoming$164.81/hr$342,800$369,834$342,800440
Kentucky$157.40/hr$327,390$363,121$314,4203,340
New Mexico$157.54/hr$327,670$355,351$310,2601,930
Vermont$164.93/hr$343,050$350,193$318,861440
Alaska$170.72/hr$355,100$346,912$355,100270
New Hampshire$173.70/hr$361,300$346,836$361,3001,000
Iowa$141.92/hr$295,190$336,360$284,5271,440
Oregon$166.92/hr$347,180$335,893$314,8194,130
Tennessee$144.85/hr$301,290$327,952$301,2905,340
Nebraska$139.65/hr$290,470$322,386$276,2751,170
Ohio$143.00/hr$297,440$320,620$289,97621,160
Idaho$143.91/hr$299,340$313,477$284,2481,700
Arizona$150.24/hr$312,490$310,379$305,0426,800
Hawaii$163.12/hr$339,290$308,585$312,2351,830
Alabama$131.06/hr$272,610$306,924$259,1693,980
Delaware$143.01/hr$297,470$298,036$279,0671,370
Oklahoma$124.62/hr$259,220$295,104$247,3972,520
South Carolina$131.96/hr$274,480$292,778$259,0444,510
Colorado$143.42/hr$298,320$289,490$286,2611,990
West Virginia$124.05/hr$258,020$288,290$246,4211,980
Washington$147.68/hr$307,170$287,047$307,1706,300
Texas$129.71/hr$269,800$277,972$269,80030,720
Georgia$128.31/hr$266,880$277,162$253,6518,580
North Carolina$125.16/hr$260,330$275,977$249,80714,080
Virginia$133.91/hr$278,530$275,499$263,2608,480
Mississippi$109.68/hr$228,130$262,369$218,193Not published
New Jersey$137.02/hr$285,010$261,933$268,9819,730
California$135.38/hr$281,590$254,326$259,37425,530
Florida$126.05/hr$262,180$253,534$262,18023,390
Nevada$121.21/hr$252,120$252,170$252,1202,400
Missouri$109.61/hr$227,980$251,024$218,1213,990
Kansas$106.51/hr$221,540$245,964$209,4665,230
Utah$109.64/hr$228,060$230,689$217,6833,510
New York$116.59/hr$242,500$224,703$228,83516,600
Massachusetts$113.74/hr$236,580$223,695$224,7518,210
Rhode Island$109.90/hr$228,590$223,494$218,5801,180
Pennsylvania$104.48/hr$217,310$222,722$210,63823,800
Connecticut$103.36/hr$214,990$207,499$203,2654,700
Maryland$101.96/hr$212,080$202,057$201,55410,340
Michigan$74.75/hr$155,480$161,588$149,11013,150
Arkansas$65.81/hr$136,880$157,441$131,7184,290
Illinois$63.72/hr$132,540$132,593$126,11620,790
District of Columbia$37.23/hr$77,430$70,454$73,6891,960
Puerto Rico$82.81/hr$172,230Not publishedNot published930

National median for comparison: $265,930. “Worth locally” divides pay by the area’s price level, so a figure above the headline means money goes further there than the US average.

$265,930/year

$127.85/hr an hour, national median

Across the states

$60,420$564,000

25th to 75th percentile, lowest and highest state

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How much of this job could software do?

46%Moderate exposure
Hands, places, peopleLanguage and information

The two methods broadly agree.

Method 1 — ability mix53%

Cognitive share of O*NET ability importance (element families 1.A.1–1.A.4), O*NET 31.0

Method 2 — task content39%

Importance-weighted share of O*NET tasks classed as language or information work, O*NET 31.0

What this does and does not mean

Exposure means a model could plausibly do a meaningful share of the tasks in this job. It is not a forecast that the job disappears, and it says nothing about whether any employer will actually automate it.

For what the labour market expects, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment in this occupation to change by +3% between 2025 and 2035, with about 9,400 openings a year.

Which parts are exposed

  • Diagnose or treat disorders of the musculoskeletal system.
  • Order and interpret the results of laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging procedures.
  • Prescribe medications or treatment regimens to hospital inpatients.
  • Diagnose, treat, or provide continuous care to hospital inpatients.
  • Diagnose or treat diseases or disorders of genitourinary organs and tracts including erectile dysfunction (ED), infertility, incontinence, bladder cancer, prostate cancer, urethral stones, or premature ejaculation.
  • Order or interpret the results of tests such as laboratory tests and radiographs (x-rays).

Amber marks language and information work. Green marks tasks that need a person in a place.

What named employers said they would pay

From certified US Department of Labor visa filings. These are wages employers committed to for sponsored roles — not company-wide averages, and not necessarily what everyone in the job earns. Cells with fewer than three filings are withheld so no individual’s pay is identifiable.

EmployerRole as filedState25thMedian75thFilings
Montefiore Medical CenterAttending Physician - OtorhinolaryngologistNY$95,363$99,177$103,04181
Mayo ClinicClinical ResidentMN$80,936$89,036$95,41776
NORTHWELL HEALTHPHYSICIANNY$90,106$195,000$267,00067
Mass General Brigham IncorporatedResidentMA$82,516$88,843$95,34457
Emory UniversityMedical House Staff - ResidentGA$73,211$77,358$82,16850
OSF Healthcare SystemMedical ResidentIL$68,580$73,769$77,09850
University of Arkansas for Medical SciencesAssistant ProfessorAR$77,802$227,520$330,00044
Cleveland Clinic Foundationgeriatrics physicianOH$70,735$80,608$274,00043
University of Pittsburgh PhysiciansAssistant Professor of NephrologyPA$262,286$300,000$345,00041
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDAClinical Assistant ProfessorFL$222,009$250,000$370,47139
Yale New Haven HospitalResident Physician in Internal MedicineCT$88,662$100,576$100,57638
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKYAssistant Professor of Endocrinology/EndocrinologistKY$252,083$275,000$310,00038
Maimonides Medical CenterAttending Physician, Assistant Medical Director of LabNY$93,696$93,696$93,69637
TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIANephrology FellowPA$79,262$87,758$94,55835
Massachusetts General Physicians OrganizationClinical FellowMA$106,612$106,612$186,01334

Where physicians, all other move next

Occupations that share most of this one’s skills, with the pay difference and the change in AI exposure.

Location

San Diego, CA, United States of America (SAN-San Diego Intl.)

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