Annual earnings for U.S. physicians, by gender
Mean annual income, adjusted to 2019 dollars, among select age groups working more than 20 hours per week, based on a JAMA survey of 95,435 physicians from 2005 to 2019
A chart shows the age and gender gap in annual earnings of U.S. physicians. Female 25- to 34-year old physicians make an average of $103,000 while male physicians of the same age group make $118,000. Ages 35 to 54 make sizably more, at $230k for female physicians and $322k for male physicians. Female physicians between 55 and 64 years old make an average of $236k, while male physicians of the same age make $324k.
