Primary care physicians have historically been the lowest-paid subgroup of physicians, and data from 2012 confirms the trend. Here are seven statistics on primary care physician salaries last year. Note: Primary care physicians included the specialties of family medicine, internal medicine and pediatrics. More than 1,300 physicians across all specialties responded to the survey.
• Compensation more than $300,000: 5.8 percent
• Compensation between $200,001 and $300,000: 19.9 percent
• Compensation between $175,001 and $200,000: 18.7 percent
• Compensation between $150,001 and $175,000: 16.1 percent
• Compensation between $125,001 and $150,000: 18.4 percent
• Compensation between $100,001 and $125,000: 9.6 percent
• Compensation less than $100,000: 11.4 percent
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