9 Statistics on Emergency Medicine Physician Pay by Geographic Area

With an average income of $250,000, many emergency physicians say they are generally happy with their career choice, according to Medscape’s 2011 Physician Compensation Survey.

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Here are nine statistics on emergency medicine physician compensation for 2010, filtered by geographic area.

•    South Central: $314,000
•    North Central: $307,500
•    Southeast: $298,900
•    Great Lakes: $265,000
•    Northwest: $250,000
•    Southwest: $245,000
•    Mid-Atlantic: $240,000
•    West: $230,000
•    Northeast: $228,000

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