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How much do academic anesthesiologists make?
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It differs by region but I think they are pulling in at least like 3 million a year.
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DOL OES survey for Anesthesiologists
Anesthesiologist Employment OES Salary summary
Offices of physicians
$86.89/hr $180,730/year
General medical and surgical hospitals
$68.13/hr $141,700/year
Outpatient care centers
$84.77/hr $176,310/year
Colleges and universities
$47.48/hr $98,760/year
Offices of other health practitioners
$71.14/hr $147,970/year
Anesthesiologist Employment OES Salary summary
Offices of physicians
$86.89/hr $180,730/year
General medical and surgical hospitals
$68.13/hr $141,700/year
Outpatient care centers
$84.77/hr $176,310/year
Colleges and universities
$47.48/hr $98,760/year
Offices of other health practitioners
$71.14/hr $147,970/year
Whoever did that study was smoking con bud when he was entering the numbers into the computer.
Whoever did that study was smoking con bud when he was entering the numbers into the computer.
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Occupational Employment Statistics
Your tax dollars at work.
Can't wait, until Obama gets in and nationalizes health Care. Then you will miss the good old days when you could make as much as 98k per year.
Those are last year's numbers, Salaries have gone up slightly.
Academic Anesthesiologists at;
Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools
$51.43 per hour
$106,970 per year
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Whoever did that study was con bud when he was entering the numbers into the computer.
Yeah, cuz it's nowhere near that much!!🙂
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Occupational Employment Statistics
Your tax dollars at work.
Cant wait, until Obama gets in and nationalizes health Care. Then you will miss the good old days when you could make as much as 98k per year.
Those are last years numbers, Salaries have gone up slightly.
Academic Anesthesiologists at;
Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools
$51.43 per hour
$106,970 per year
All I can say, Slim, is
your numbers are off.
Apparently you aren't informed enough to know you're propagating a bad study.
Depends on the location/private/public, hospital subsidy. The lowest start I've heard of recently is around 200K plus benefits. Most places will start at mid 200s. Slightly below private practice.
...just heard that the docs at my program make about $280,000 to start.
I just interviewed for a fellowship at a large program on the west coast, and they offer a sort-of sign-on deal where if you commit to two years (one year of fellowship and one year as an attg), they pay your attg year at 190K. During my interview, I heard two things from two people well-acquainted with the deal:
1) through a reasonable amount of bonus, productivity, and moonlighting within the dept, 250K is realistic and if you really push it, you can get to the low 300K range that first attg year.
2) this program pays in the bottom 3% of academic anesthesiology programs...
Hope that helps...
1) through a reasonable amount of bonus, productivity, and moonlighting within the dept, 250K is realistic and if you really push it, you can get to the low 300K range that first attg year.
2) this program pays in the bottom 3% of academic anesthesiology programs...
Hope that helps...
It's going to vary with the institution. Some will pay more than others. In general, they're going to pay less than the private practice gigs in the same location. That said, you can make plenty of money in academics, more than in some private practices. If you like academics, don't let the pay scare you off.
I can guarantee that it's much better than the DOL study. Much, much better. That may be a realistic number working a couple days a week with no call. But not even close to what a full time academic person makes. I know quite a few academics that work 4 days per week. It can also be very flexible. If an academic has an emergency, it's not overly difficult to get someone to cover, but in private practice running your own room, it may be difficult getting someone to cover. Likewise, if you need to work less for a period of time (new baby, family issues, etc), that's no problem, but could be a problem for private practices.
I can guarantee that it's much better than the DOL study. Much, much better. That may be a realistic number working a couple days a week with no call. But not even close to what a full time academic person makes. I know quite a few academics that work 4 days per week. It can also be very flexible. If an academic has an emergency, it's not overly difficult to get someone to cover, but in private practice running your own room, it may be difficult getting someone to cover. Likewise, if you need to work less for a period of time (new baby, family issues, etc), that's no problem, but could be a problem for private practices.
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320k here. Not a bad deal for the brutal production pressure of academia. ;-)
Our program: large academic center in South.
Starting: 200K, +20K for academic package (extra teaching), +10K for extra call. Roughly 230K.
Peds: 230K starting, above deals apply, plus added bonuses. Roughly 280K.
Cardiac: same as peds, added bonuses. Roughly 290K total
Critical care: roughly 250K total
All these are starting out of fellowhip/residency.
Starting: 200K, +20K for academic package (extra teaching), +10K for extra call. Roughly 230K.
Peds: 230K starting, above deals apply, plus added bonuses. Roughly 280K.
Cardiac: same as peds, added bonuses. Roughly 290K total
Critical care: roughly 250K total
All these are starting out of fellowhip/residency.
You could just look up some of the offers on GasWorks.
At my school in NY, the brand new attendings get 225K or so, with short call/long call bonuses etc.
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At my school in NY, the brand new attendings get 225K or so, with short call/long call bonuses etc.
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Does CV anesthesia bank more than anesthesia trained pain doc?
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Hey my bad in fact I will edit it out 🙂 . Sorry, certainly no intent to derail here! Actually a very noob post on my part.
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230K plus the the market incentive ( stock market) - 480K. great life....😉
In academia they should be about equal. The departments I looked at were all equal. Year 1 got this much, year 2, etc. More for more call, but everyone had to take the same base amount. CV will likely have more call that they have to go in for though (bring backs, late emergencies, transplants)...Not much pain stuff happens at night that can't be handled by a resident/fellow team.
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Me too what hospitals were these at?
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I've heard that too. But whenever I see an Alaska job posting for it seems pretty average. I hope its true though because I would move to Alaska in a heartbeat.
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