Permanent physician salary by specialty
Compare national planning ranges for anesthesiology, gastroenterology, psychiatry, emergency medicine, OB/GYN, hospitalist, primary care, and CDI Physician Advisor roles.
Physician salary benchmarks by specialty and state. Preview permanent placement ranges, locum per diem rates, W2 structures, and 1099 contract considerations, then request the full report by email.
Compare national planning ranges for anesthesiology, gastroenterology, psychiatry, emergency medicine, OB/GYN, hospitalist, primary care, and CDI Physician Advisor roles.
Preview daily locum ranges and understand how urgency, call, nights, weekends, travel, and 1099 structure can change the final rate.
Use the state preview for high interest markets, then request the full report for a specialty and state specific compensation view.
Permanent ranges reflect total cash compensation planning estimates. Academic settings often price lower. State, setting, subspecialty, call, productivity model, and benefits can materially change the offer.
Locum rates are daily planning ranges. Urgent starts, nights, weekends, call, travel, rural need, and 1099 terms can materially change the final rate.
Send your specialty, state, and role type. We will email the relevant benchmark report.
Preview key markets below. Request the full state report for a specialty and state specific compensation view.
| State | Market position | Range |
|---|---|---|
| California | $465k to $575k | |
| New York | $445k to $560k | |
| Texas | $415k to $535k | |
| Florida | $400k to $525k | |
| Ohio | $385k to $505k |
| State | Market position | Range |
|---|---|---|
| California | $490k to $640k | |
| New York | $470k to $625k | |
| Texas | $455k to $605k | |
| Florida | $445k to $590k | |
| Tennessee | $435k to $575k |
| State / setting | Market position | Range |
|---|---|---|
| California | $310k to $420k | |
| Washington | $300k to $410k | |
| Telepsychiatry | $285k to $400k | |
| Texas | $275k to $385k | |
| Rural shortage areas | $280k to $410k |
The national range is a starting point. Your true market value depends on setting, geography, subspecialty, contract model, schedule, and urgency.
Private practice, hospital employment, academic medicine, and locum work price differently. Academic settings often trade compensation for protected time and institutional prestige.
Coastal markets, rural shortage areas, and high-demand states can all price above median, but the reason for the premium differs by market.
Cardiac anesthesia, interventional GI, MFM, child psychiatry, and other subspecialties can command a meaningful premium.
Base salary, wRVU production, quality incentives, call stipends, benefits, malpractice coverage, and 1099 terms all affect the real value of a role.
Benchmark the offer against call burden, setting, employment model, case mix, and credentialing urgency before you compare numbers.
Procedure mix, call, volume, partnership path, and ownership model can move a role above or below a public benchmark.
Salary context changes quickly when license states, patient population, telehealth model, documentation, and schedule are factored in.
Send specialty, state, role type, and timing. We can reply with benchmark context without requiring a public application.
Tell us your specialty, state, and role type. We will send the relevant salary benchmark report to your email. If you include a target compensation range, we can also reply with a private read on how that compares to the market.
The most common reason a physician declines an offer is compensation below their market expectation. Verovian provides salary benchmarking for every candidate we introduce, so both parties negotiate with the same market context.
Request compensation calibrationBefore an introduction, the physician knows the compensation range and the practice knows the physician's expectation.
Public annual reports are the baseline. Recent Verovian placement context helps adjust for markets that have moved quickly.
Offer design should account for specialty, state, setting, subspecialty, call, schedule, and W2 or 1099 structure.
Both. The toggle above switches between permanent annual compensation and locum per diem rates. The full report can be requested by email.
Specialty, state, practice setting, subspecialty training, W2 or 1099 structure, call burden, shift pattern, productivity model, and urgency all affect the final number.
Send your email, specialty, state, and role type through the report form. We will send the relevant salary benchmark report by email.
Yes. Include your target compensation range, role type, and setting in the form. We can reply with a private market read.
Yes. Practices can request offer calibration before briefing a search. Practice facing requests are routed through hiring@verovian.com.
Yes. W2 compensation and 1099 rates should be compared after accounting for benefits, malpractice coverage, taxes, travel, call, schedule, and contract risk.
Register with Verovian and tell us your specialty, state, and target compensation range. We compare that against the market and surface roles that represent a genuine step up.
Register confidentiallyBrief us on your search and your compensation parameters. We confirm whether the offer is competitive before the shortlist is prepared.
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