The report, published May 10, found Minneapolis had the highest average pay for female physicians, while Baltimore had the lowest.
Here are the 10 cities with the highest pay for female physicians:
- Minneapolis: $347,426
- Sacramento, Calif.: $341,107
- Tampa, Fla.: $339,595
- Buffalo, N.Y.: $335,505
- Charlotte, N.C.: $331,556
- Dallas: $331,215
- San Francisco: $329,954
- St. Louis: $329,971
- Los Angeles: $328,223
- Hartford, Conn.: $327,996
Here are the nine cities with the lowest pay for women physicians:
- Baltimore: $262,109
- Louisville, Ky.: $276,509
- Providence, R.I.: $276,927
- Birmingham, Ala.: $278,488
- Memphis, Tenn.: $278,699
- Richmond, Va.: $284,902
- Washington, D.C.: 286,782
- Detroit: $286,782
- San Antonio: $287,268
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